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Eating in Dublin

  • 11-11-2007 10:57pm
    #1
    IncredibleHulk
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    Is there restraunt in central Dublin one can get good nutritious food when in the city for the day? Pref not self service

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Hanley
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    Eh yeah. Of course there is. What sort of "nutritious" food are you thinking about??


  • #3
    IncredibleHulk
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    Hanley wrote: »
    Eh yeah. Of course there is. What sort of "nutritious" food are you thinking about??

    I have to keep to a high protein low fat no white bread etc diet for medical reason. One place iIwent had no brown bread.:confused: Can you recommend place?


  • #4
    Stark
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    O'Briens?


  • #5
    Hanley
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    IncredibleHulk wrote: »
    I have to keep to a high protein low fat no white bread etc diet for medical reason. One place iIwent had no brown bread.:confused: Can you recommend place?

    What sorta price range are we talking? Business Lunch or student bum?

    This thread is so in the wrong place. I'm just gonna keep replying here til it's moved to food and drink.


  • #6
    IncredibleHulk
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    Hanley wrote: »
    What sorta price range are we talking? Business Lunch or student bum?

    This thread is so in the wrong place. I'm just gonna keep replying here til it's moved to food and drink.

    Sorry about wrong place. Not a student bum or a Biz really either. As you may have seen in other posts I was ill and am better thru eating well,high protein/tuna/etc. Went to get a tuna sandwich but they had no brown bread. Cant eat white
    Price range few euro about the same as mcdonald but not junk I am very careful what i eat now cos dont want to be sick again. O'Briens sound Ok. Where are they? O'Connell Street? Open Sunday?


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  • #7
    Hanley
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    You're never far away from an O'B's anywhere you go in hte city tbh.


  • #8
    IncredibleHulk
    Closed Accounts Posts: 633 ✭✭✭IncredibleHulk


    Hanley wrote: »
    You're never far away from an O'B's anywhere you go in hte city tbh.

    http://www.hosteldublin.com/cityinfo/attractionmap.php?LocateAttraction=1040

    Found em thanks


  • #9
    mack1
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    I'm a big fan of Queen of Tarts on Dame St, just across from the castle.
    They do a mighty tasty tuna & cottage cheese sandwidge on their own brown bread!


  • #10
    g'em
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    Hanley wrote: »
    This thread is so in the wrong place.

    Well why not so report it?

    Moved to Food and Drink.


  • #11
    portomar
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    if youre not averse to veggie food, govindas on aungier and abbey streets and on merrion square (baggott st. i think) good, protien rich foods, cheese dishes and chick pea dishes. no tuna im afraid, i like my tuna but due to it having a face you wont see it in govindas. friendliest staff in dublin, possibly the world, reasonable too.


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