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Best Paella in Dublin...

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  • 09-06-2009 12:42pm
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    underpants
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    Can anyone recommend a good place to get paella in dublin?!


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    bullpost
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    Outdoor market in IFSC on Wednesday lunchtime.


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    underpants
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭underpants


    really? I'll have to try that tomorrow!

    But I should have said, I'm actually looking for a restuarant to go to on Saturday night!
    So that rules out the market!


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    NervousNude
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    Mmm yum, is the market in the main square part of the IFSC?


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    technocrat
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    I've had paella in The Port House which i'd highly recommend.

    Though they only serve it as a tapas portion.

    They also do other tasty Spanish dishes.


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    bullpost
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    NervousNude wrote: »
    Mmm yum, is the market in the main square part of the IFSC?

    Yeah - Just outside M&S.


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    ActorSeeksJob
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    Havana on Georges Street does a good paella


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    brick tamland
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    Salamanca do a good one


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    antoniosicily
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    heard from spanish people: it seems that the best paella in Dublin is in Da Pino, parliament st. The owners are an Italian and a Spaniard, the latter is from Valencia, which is supposed to be the city where the paella was born. I tried the paella in Salamanca, Da Pino and Havana and I can confirm that Da Pino does the best among these three restaurants, I don't know about other restaurants and I've always had great preconceptions about restaurants in IFSC.


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    MissFlitworth
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    antoniosicily wrote: »
    heard from spanish people: it seems that the best paella in Dublin is in Da Pino, parliament st. The owners are an Italian and a Spaniard, the latter is from Valencia, which is supposed to be the city where the paella was born. I tried the paella in Salamanca, Da Pino and Havana and I can confirm that Da Pino does the best among these three restaurants, I don't know about other restaurants and I've always had great preconceptions about restaurants in IFSC.


    +1

    I haven't had it but Spanish friends rave about the Paella there


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    underpants
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭underpants


    antoniosicily wrote: »
    heard from spanish people: it seems that the best paella in Dublin is in Da Pino, parliament st. The owners are an Italian and a Spaniard, the latter is from Valencia, which is supposed to be the city where the paella was born. I tried the paella in Salamanca, Da Pino and Havana and I can confirm that Da Pino does the best among these three restaurants, I don't know about other restaurants and I've always had great preconceptions about restaurants in IFSC.

    I did read a review that said Da Pino done the best paella but it dated way back in 2007 so didn't know if I could believe it!

    Da Pino it is so!
    Thanks everyone!


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    bambam
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    +1 for Da Pino paella. Tried it last night and was very impressed.


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