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Good restaurant on Northside
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03-11-2007 12:14am#1
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thirdmantackle wrote: »have a family occasion coming up
looking for somewhere decent on the northside to eat on a saturday for adults
budget not really a problem. good food more important.
thanks in advance
Whats the occassion?
What kind of food, and how big is the group?.
If Chinese is your thing I can't recommend 'The Plaza' Chinese in Swords highly enough.
It caters specailly for large groups, you'll be served an orgy of food, very cheap. On the weekends there's a Karaoke after 11pm (I hate Karaoke but its great craic in this place). And best of all, you won't be shown the door too early [ie, lock in's are a regular thing
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Other than that there's Oscar Taylors out in Malahide who also cater for large groups, first class food and draught beers served from the bar
If the city center is your thing I'd recommend Gary Rhondes D7 on Caple St. Although its gotten mixed reviews since its opening I haven't been able to fault it.0 -
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Head out to Tyrrelstown to the Aurora. Its a Japanese/Chinese. There is a Teppanyaki room downstairs which you can book for no charge. Everyone sits around the grill and watches their food cooked. Or you can order some excellent sushi. If someone does not want Japanese they can order from the Chinese menu upstairs.
http://www.dublintourist.com/details/aurora.shtml
Oh and they have Karaoke in the teppanyaki room if you have enough sake or wine
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Not in my experience tbh.If you like Chinese, I'd recommend Silks in Malahide - they've the ability to cater for large groups as well.
Went there for my sister's birthday recently.
My mother & father.
Me and my gf.
My bro and his gf.
My sis and her bf.
Eight of us.
It took them at least 45 minutes between ordering and getting starters, and 45 minutes between the other courses.
Their excuse?
Too many people.
Amateurs imo.
Got free deserts though :rolleyes:
Totally ruined our night. Table was booked for 7.30 and we didn't leave til well after 11.30
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I'd second Oscar Taylor's actually, very nice food, and they have a sister restaurant in Blanch called Tournedos Bistro which is also nice. Both these places have very "traditional" menus, none of the foreign muck
The restaurant in Clontarf Castle is nice, but the menu isn't very varied, and is a bit more expensive than other places.
Also in Clontarf is Les Amis, for a more informal, café style eatery. Lovely food, kind of Italian.0 -
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:eek:
Anywhere in Howth would be a good idea... unless you do not like seafood.
Anywhere except upstairs in 'The Bloodystream'.
Absolutely dire.
The OP can not lose by paying a visit to Oscar Taylors in Malahide. I eat there all the time.
'Blair' the gay head waiter is hilarious, brilliant at his job and keeps his staff on the ball at all times.
All their beef is hung for 3 weeks and is to die for
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