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Good evening cafe/coffee shop Dublin city centre?

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  • 26-02-2010 5:41pm
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    Soccertainer
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    Any ideas?


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    Sea Sharp
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    Your name and your post don't belong here. --> Dublin forum


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    brummytom
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    Soccertainer wrote: »
    Any ideas?
    "The Dublin Forum" is pretty good. Check it out


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    epgc3fyqirnbsx
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    This is what you've been waiting for Magnus!


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    phasers
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    A pub


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    Danbo!
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    Try the dublin castle pub

    http://www.thedublincastle.com/

    http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=94+parkway+london&sll=53.41291,-8.24389&sspn=7.496208,18.215332&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=94+Parkway,+London+NW1+7AN,+United+Kingdom&ll=51.537384,-0.145896&spn=0.000954,0.003245&z=19


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    admiralofthefleet
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    bon expresso on mount street

    why do people jump on threads just because they are dublin related


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    Sheeps
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    The Bald Barista on lower Camden St.


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    Keano
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    bon expresso on mount street

    why do people jump on threads just because they are dublin related
    Because we have to :pac:


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    admiralofthefleet
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    Sheeps wrote: »
    The Bald Barista on lower Camden St.

    the old bald barista is now called milk and honey but the bald barista itself has moved into avalon house beside the nuns, there is also a bald barista beside the manhattan on harcourt road


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    Overheal
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    #12
    lanyonwhites
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    il panorama howth


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    sushisushi
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    Sufi's on Lower Stephen Street


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    Riamfada
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    Whats the opening times of these places. I go to Moda myself. Hard to find a place open past 8pm that isnt a pub.


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    Ronan Keating
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    Kylemore Café


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    #16
    jelly&icecream
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    there's a wine bar type place on the north quays near the bottom of capel st that i've walked past that would suit you. Its more coffee shop like than pub like. I've never actually gone in though! It has couches and stuff.


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    convert
    Registered Users Posts: 9,338 ✭✭✭convert


    Bewley's on Grafton street is open until 11pm week nights.


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    panda100
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    Lemon jelly in the Italian Quarter is opened to 11.It doesnt have the most comfortable seating but it is a coffee shop.

    The IFI and The Library bar in The Central Hotel are all opened late and have a nice coffee shop feel to them.

    Starbucks is opened really late too,If you like coffee with a side serving of really loud Spanish tourists.


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    Spanish Eyes
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    http://www.thebaldbarista.com/

    The best coffee shop in Dublin IMV.

    The website doesn't give the opening hours, but a quick email or call will sort that out.

    I think the owner ( who is great BTW) has an interest, or owns Darwins restaurant which is now on the opposite side of the road to where it was before on Aungier Street. I may be wrong about that.

    Great student area, with DIT. Edgy part of town, great.... love it.

    Check it out.


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