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Good spot for a decent fry?

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  • 09-06-2009 2:12pm
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    Moriarty
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    Hey,

    Anyone got suggestions for a good spot for a decent fry in the city? Preferably somewhere close enough to the IFSC, but I'm open to any suggestions :)


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    Moriarty wrote: »
    Hey,

    Anyone got suggestions for a good spot for a decent fry in the city? Preferably somewhere close enough to the IFSC, but I'm open to any suggestions :)

    Walk down to FX Buckley's butchers on Talbot street and get yourself a Breakfast Special Deal. Pound of sausages, pound of thick rashers and half and half a ring of black and white pudding.

    Then go home and cook them
    :)


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    Dancor
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    Des wrote: »
    Walk down to FX Buckley's butchers on Talbot street and get yourself a Breakfast Special Deal. Pound of sausages, pound of thick rashers and half and half a ring of black and white pudding.

    Then go home and cook them
    :)

    Where is the eggs, beans, tomato, mushrooms toast and tea? :pac:

    I dont know anywhere down around the IFSC but my top places for fry up's in no particular order are:

    The Temple, Dorset Street
    Lovinspoon, North Frederick Street
    Le Cafe Bella, Dorset Street
    Tasti Kitchen, Berkerly Road


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    civildefence
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    The Pantry on Talbot Street is right beside the IFSC.
    Its just under the railway bridge, a bit pricey but lovely food and its there years, a real Dublin cafe, not a panini & latte shop.

    Other options around the city:
    Matt the Rashers, Crumlin
    Monto cafe, Crumlin
    Coopers cafe, Marrowbone Lane, D8
    The Royal Kitchen, James's Street D8
    Clarkes Bakery, Cabra Road
    The Beehive, Palmerstown
    The Fox & Geese Cafe, off Nangor Rd.
    The Weighbridge Cafe, Clondalkin Village


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    Fajitas!
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    If you fancy a walk up to James St, The Royal Kitchen has the best greasy fry in town. You'll even get your toast buttered :)


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    admiralofthefleet
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    the earl on the street of the same name do a lovely breakfast and i would be another to recommend monto on sundrive road


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    spongeman
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    Yeah go for the Earl.


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    #8
    AnimalRights
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    Meat Means Murder.


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    WindSock
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    AnimalRights wrote: »
    Meat Means Murder.

    And murder tastes delicious :pac:


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    AnonoBoy
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    AnimalRights wrote: »
    Meat Means Murder.

    Tasty Tasty Murder! ;)

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    fenris
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    Then why did god make animals out of meat?


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