Lunch

RedXIV

As title says, i need a nice place to bring my mammy to lunch who has decided to come up to visit me today. working on parnell street near the woolshed so near there would be great

Cheers!

Amanda

Hi

Isn't there a little Thai place on Parnell st called Bangkok cafe or something, that does one of the nicest thai food meals in town? I think it's stil there anyway (near Fibber McGees I think) Of if she doens't like Thai or spicy food there's that Kingfisher place up opposite Ilac Centre, I heard it's ok for your average fish and chips or steak or what have you. Hope that helps!

lightening

Mammy's deserve the best. Call the Winding Stair to book. Fantastic food, well worth the extra few bob.

01 8727320. Its just there on Bachelors walk.

shakin

smiths pub jervis st

Bluetonic

Pop around to Chapter One.

CHAPTER ONE
LUNCH MENU



Pea and ham soup, sorrel and crème fraiche

St Tola organic goats cheese, aubergine puree, roast artichoke,
black olive oil

Gloucestershire Old Spot pork white pudding,
poached egg hollandaise, horseradish and lentils

Organic salmon gravadlax, potato salad, cucumber
and lime beurre blanc

Ox tongue, watercress puree, endive and mustard



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Slow cooked shoulder of spring lamb, garlic and onion puree,
spring vegetables, mint jus

Corn fed chicken, parma ham farce,
gratinated semolina and cepe mushroom, acidulated onion

Sea bream, roast fennel, braised squid, tomato and shellfish sauce

Hake, buttered cabbage and langoustine, boulangere potato
(supplement €8.00)

Rabbit leg, cassoulet of white beans and chorizo,
stuffed baby gem lettuce

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MENU

Warm chocolate mousse, orange and campari jelly, coffee cream, vanilla ice cream

Hazelnut parfait, citrus jelly, caramel tuile,
espresso sauce

Rhubarb clafoutis, lemon curd ice cream

Poached meringue, amaretto anglaise and pistachio

Buttermilk pannacotta, passion fruit and orange soup


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Selection of three
(supplement €5.00)

Glebe Brethan
Unpasteurised cows milk, emmenthal style, richly aromatic, floral with nutty overtone- fantastic cheese
Chaource Fermier AOC
Unpasteurised cows milk, mild creamy cheese,
light aroma of mushrooms
Reblochon Fermier AOC
Unpasteurised, washed rind cows milk, creamy and rich, lingering notes of nuts, slight smokey pungence from rind
Persille Du Marais
Unpasteurised blue goat’s cheese , delicate goats cheese flavours with mild blue cheese notes
Roves des Garrigues AOC
Fresh goats cheese, hint of thyme and lavender, aromatic pepper flavour

***

Tea & Coffee €1.50
Cappuccino / Latte & Speciality teas €2.00

Lunch Menu (€37.50)
Service charge is not included

hdunne

shakin wrote: »

smiths pub jervis st

miles away from where he is and i would never bring my mammy there!

Wishbone Ash

hdunne wrote: »

miles away from where he is and i would never bring my mammy there!

Well, Jervis Street does intersect with Parnell Street!

jdivision

Eh it's a five minute walk. I wouldn't go there myself. OP, if you want to go a bit further then Bar Italia in the "Italian quarter" on the quays is fairly good. 101 Talbot on Talbot St is also supposed to be very good but I haven't been.

hdunne

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Well, Jervis Street does intersect with Parnell Street!

even so tp smyths?? you should go to a nive italian, like toscana dame street beside da pina, its great

RedXIV

This is great, i'm looking forward to having a fat day and trying all of these.

Thanks for all the posts guys, i'm not saying which one i took my mammy too, it might show favouritism but it was fantastic food.

pebblesjm

Hey if you're looking for somewhere above pub grub, near by and quite reasonable I'd def recommend Rhodes D7 on Capel street, was there for dinner before,not lunch but was lovely atmosphere and good food. Alternatively you could head down to the quays and try Yamamori, wide selection of stuff and really tastey but if she's not into Japanese style stuff prob not a runner.

Had my Mommy up a few weeks back for the day so took her to the Guiness storehouse and had lucnh there so it was a two in one, wee bit touristy but sometimes its fun being a toursit.

Nehoo good enjoy and maybe post when you decide!:)

check out www.menupages.ie too, they usually have the menus for diff restaurants there, but be wary of the star ratings......sometimes the chef/owner/staff post the comments!!!:rolleyes:

Wishbone Ash

RedXIV wrote: »

i'm not saying which one i took my mammy too, it might show favouritism but it was fantastic food.

It must have been Chapter One!

lightening

RedXIV wrote: »

i'm not saying which one i took my mammy too....

Ah do... If you liked it others will go, share the knowledge, we did!!

pebblesjm

oh......wee bit slow today....you already did lunch:o

hmmm Chpt 1 is far from the Woolshed....did you go next door to Eddies??

raheny red

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

It must have been Chapter One!

Nah, since he or she isn't telling us, it was obviously Mackers or BK :pac:

RedXIV

raheny red wrote: »

Nah, since he or she isn't telling us, it was obviously Mackers or BK :pac:

:eek: Just so people don't assume i'd do that to my mammy it was winding stair that lightening said. BUT it's only coz i could book it! no favouritism i swear!!! And i will try the rest!!!!



cept maccy d's and BK

shakin

RedXIV wrote: »

:eek: Just so people don't assume i'd do that to my mammy it was winding stair that lightening said. BUT it's only coz i could book it! no favouritism i swear!!! And i will try the rest!!!!



cept maccy d's and BK

go on since when did anyone here have feelings?:D

shakin

hdunne wrote: »

miles away from where he is and i would never bring my mammy there!

crazy fool! what dont you like about it?

jdivision

pebblesjm wrote: »

hmmm Chpt 1 is far from the Woolshed....did you go next door to Eddies??

It's a ten minute walk!!!