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Breakfast on Sunday?

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  • 19-07-2009 9:17am
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    Bordercat
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    In Sligo for weekend.....can anyone recommend a place to have breakfast?....everywhere seems closed?


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    Xiney
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    Tobergal Lane Cafe should be open.

    I think Cafe Society is closed :(


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    Bordercat
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    Just checked...unfortunately Tobergal Lane Closed:(


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    Culchie
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    Bordercat wrote: »
    In Sligo for weekend.....can anyone recommend a place to have breakfast?....everywhere seems closed?

    Jeez, isn't that a terrible indictment of Sligo for tourists:(

    The Glass House should be able to look after you, but would imagine it could be pricey.


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    TequilaMockingBird
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    You could go to the Glasshouse Hotel? Or The Inishfree Hotel on High Street.


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    Culchie
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    Sligo City Hotel on Quay street should deffo be open?


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    TequilaMockingBird
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    Inishfree do a HUGE breakfast for a good price.

    Or a breakfast roll from Centra and sit on the benches by the river.:p

    Now Culchie, there's something for all budgets! :D


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    Mrs.T
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    We were in Sligo early one morning, early as in 9am and there was nowhere open for food! It was on a week day as well. Good idea about the hotel.


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    LadyDotty
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    Tobergal Lane Café do yum pancakes with bacon and maple syrup on the days they are open.
    :DYum x yum yum


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    Basq
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    LadyDotty wrote: »
    Tobergal Lane Café do yum pancakes with bacon and maple syrup on the days they are open.
    :DYum x yum yum
    Christ.. why did no-one tell me til now?! :eek:


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    The Big Red Button
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    It's a bit late now, seeing as it's Monday, but Molly Fultons on the Ballisodare road do breakfast on Sundays as far as I know. Also Bellavista in Strandhill do a lovely one! I can't think of anywhere in the town though.


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    darealtulip
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    chatterpillar wrote: »
    It's a bit late now, seeing as it's Monday, but Molly Fultons on the Ballisodare road do breakfast on Sundays as far as I know. Also Bellavista in Strandhill do a lovely one! I can't think of anywhere in the town though.

    better late then never. didn't know bellavista did breakfast. good to know, thanks for that!!


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    starbelgrade
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    darealtulip wrote: »
    better late then never. didn't know bellavista did breakfast. good to know, thanks for that!!


    I had breakfast there a few weeks back - €8.50 for a full Irish with tea / coffee / O.J.

    Ordered the full breakfast with coffee & asked for an orange juice on top of it... got charged €3 for the juice, which wasn't even fresh juice - just concentrate sh*te with a load of ice.

    The food wasn't bad - very, very greasy though.


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    magnumlady
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    That's expensive.
    The Four lights and Corner House do full breakfasts for around 6 euro.....don't know about their opening hours.


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    darealtulip
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    starbelgrade wrote: »
    I had breakfast there a few weeks back - €8.50 for a full Irish with tea / coffee / O.J.

    Ordered the full breakfast with coffee & asked for an orange juice on top of it... got charged €3 for the juice, which wasn't even fresh juice - just concentrate sh*te with a load of ice.

    The food wasn't bad - very, very greasy though.

    That's a lot for orange juice out of a bottle!!

    I do like the pizza from bellavista, Would have thought they would do a real good breaky.

    We will try it and won't order the orange juice!!


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    starbelgrade
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    darealtulip wrote: »
    That's a lot for orange juice out of a bottle!!

    I do like the pizza from bellavista, Would have thought they would do a real good breaky.

    We will try it and won't order the orange juice!!

    With hindsight, I'd have had the brekkie with O.J. & ordered the coffee as an extra! Pizza's there are not bad at all, but a bit pricey too, seeing as you can make a pizza for less than €3 with all the trimmings.

    Anyhow - I'd the seafood chowder there for €4.50 (as far as I remember) recently & it was nearly a meal in itself & very tasty... lots of fish & shellfish in it. Definitely the bargain of the menu.


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    darealtulip
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    starbelgrade wrote: »
    With hindsight, I'd have had the brekkie with O.J. & ordered the coffee as an extra! Pizza's there are not bad at all, but a bit pricey too, seeing as you can make a pizza for less than €3 with all the trimmings.

    Anyhow - I'd the seafood chowder there for €4.50 (as far as I remember) recently & it was nearly a meal in itself & very tasty... lots of fish & shellfish in it. Definitely the bargain of the menu.

    I think going out for food is a bit over priced here in the north west. I don't mind paying a lot if I get something special. But more often then not I feel it's ok food for the prices of good restaurants.

    Our wee man is mad for mussels, so we order them for him when it's the season ofcourse. Love them myself too!


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