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Lunch in the city!

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  • 04-11-2008 11:29am
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    tomcollins97
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    Hi,

    I am really struggling to find somewhere nice for lunch in Limerick. South’s pub do a good carvery with a choice of hot meals, salads, soup and sandwiches but unfortunately not on a Sunday  Can anyone recommend somewhere thats good, reasonably price, and serves a good lunch on a Sunday – doesn’t have to be a carvery.

    Thanks,
    Tom.


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    Amazotheamazing
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    Absolute hotel does a nice lunch on a Sunday. Bruchetta Bar does lovely lunches but not sure if it's open on Sunday's for lunch. Nice food in the Marriott and the George too.


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    source
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    or if you're not above travelling a little bit out of town you could try the greenhills, they do a nice carvery lunch, also many of the restaurants around town do lunch menus.


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    Blunder
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    What about Luigi Malones on O'Connell Street opposite the George. Reasonable price for lunch and has a pretty good menu. Not your traditional Sunday lunch menu but pretty much something to cater for everyone.


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    tomcollins97
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    Blunder wrote: »
    What about Luigi Malones on O'Connell Street opposite the George. Reasonable price for lunch and has a pretty good menu. Not your traditional Sunday lunch menu but pretty much something to cater for everyone.

    One of the party is allergic to garlic so Italian not the best idea!


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    tomcollins97
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    Amazotheamazing wrote: »
    Absolute hotel does a nice lunch on a Sunday. Bruchetta Bar does lovely lunches but not sure if it's open on Sunday's for lunch. Nice food in the Marriott and the George too.

    Might try the Mariott - live near so it would be easy to stumble out of!


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    Azphyxi8
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    Smyths bar does a carvery i think. A few pubs do it now actually but I dont know what the food is like.


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    tomcollins97
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    Azphyxi8 wrote: »
    Smyths bar does a carvery i think. A few pubs do it now actually but I dont know what the food is like.

    Where is Smyths?


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    Clareman
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    I have heard that the Greenhills is susposed to do a fantastic lunch, not in the city but that's all I know


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    Azphyxi8
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    Smyths is across from Nacy Blakes. If you got to the Mothercare end of cruises street and go down the hill, you'll see it straight across the road.


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    tantipie
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    i wouldn't bother with louigi malones,,,dont know if i can say this here but for hygene reasons i wouldnt go near the place,,finnigenas on the dublin rd do a nice lunch


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    Millie
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    Au Bars do great food...not sure about Sunday however.


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    sparkman
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    I agree with Millie. If they're open on Sundays, Aubars is def worth a visit.
    I've spent the last few saturdays looking for a good midday fry-up :pac:
    John St. deli is a grand spot. Also tried the italian cafe up on Mallow st (beside the shoe repairs place). They actually do an OK fry but when my girlfriend asked for the veggie breakfast, it wasn't a nice plate of hash browns, eggs n mushrooms. Nope. A big plate of olives, spinach, artichokes and some roasted peppers. All straight outta the fridge. It was actually too funny to complain.


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    tomcollins97
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    Millie wrote: »
    Au Bars do great food...not sure about Sunday however.

    Have been here - good food but not really 'lounge over the Sunday papers with a pint' kind of place!


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    TestTransmission
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    sparkman wrote: »
    I agree with Millie. If they're open on Sundays, Aubars is def worth a visit.
    I've spent the last few saturdays looking for a good midday fry-up :pac:
    John St. deli is a grand spot. Also tried the italian cafe up on Mallow st (beside the shoe repairs place). They actually do an OK fry but when my girlfriend asked for the veggie breakfast, it wasn't a nice plate of hash browns, eggs n mushrooms. Nope. A big plate of olives, spinach, artichokes and some roasted peppers. All straight outta the fridge. It was actually too funny to complain.

    John street deli is a great fryup,does the best breakfast rolls in the city imo.
    Aubars do food on a sunday i think,they also do a fry up,well they used to anyway


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    bazz26
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    Scott's Bar just off the South Circular Road do a nice carvery lunch on a Sunday.


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    source
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    jackncoke wrote: »
    John street deli is a great fryup,does the best breakfast rolls in the city imo.
    Aubars do food on a sunday i think,they also do a fry up,well they used to anyway

    the do a good fry alright, was in there last weekend i think, maybe the weekend before, and the food was very nice.


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    zuroph
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    foinse wrote: »
    the do a good fry alright, was in there last weekend i think, maybe the weekend before, and the food was very nice.
    it doesnt matter what weekend you were in there!!!! :p


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    source
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    zuroph wrote: »
    it doesnt matter what weekend you were in there!!!! :p

    Yeah i realised that after i'd posted. lol


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