Best Carvery in Dublin

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Does anyone know where I can get a good carvery lunch in the city centre, maybe around the Henry St/O'Connell St area?

For the record, the best places in Dublin I have eaten in for carvery are

The Bell in Blanch/Castleknock
The Deadmans in Lucan

Lux23

I love Anns Bakery. You can get a starter or dessert with a main course for 12.95, not everyone's favourite but I love going in there for some reason.

You could also try Madigans on O'Connell Street.

admiralofthefleet

Lux23 wrote: »

I love Anns Bakery. You can get a starter or dessert with a main course for 12.95, not everyone's favourite but I love going in there for some reason.

You could also try Madigans on O'Connell Street.

foul

op, try le bon crubeen on talbot street

Barna77

Best carvery I've had was in The Halfway House in Ashtown

diceyreilly

I go to McTurtails on Tara St for my lunch most days, plate is always clean when collected so would recommend there..

breakfast roll

Definitely has to be the Coachmans Inn just beside the airport!

wyndham

diceyreilly wrote: »

I go to McTurtails on Tara St for my lunch most days, plate is always clean when collected so would recommend there..

+1

Bangers and Mash with onion gravy are superb. Only around €9 too.

hinault

Best carvery is in the Submarine Bar in Walkinstown.



In another life, the company I worked for had the audit for Servequip who installed and maintained pub/hotel catering equipment!

Dyr

diceyreilly wrote: »

I go to McTurtails on Tara St for my lunch most days, plate is always clean when collected so would recommend there..

Any idea what hours the carvery is open til?

Name Changed

I ended up going to Nancy Hands, as it was tried and trusted for me, although I hadn't been there recently.

I was extremely disappointed. The carvery itself is there, but you must sit down and they bring it over to you. I was waiting 20 minutes for my order to be taken, whilst only 2 minutes afterwards to get the food. It was not worth waiting for.

Next time I am in town, I'll try McTurcaills. I haven't been there in years.

poisonated

Ashtons in Clonskeagh.

fontanalis

O'Neills in the city centre (that street of Dame Street) is quite good.

Gavin "shels"

Fan of Peggy Kellys in Harolds Cross, haven't been there in a while but it used to be anyway.

admiralofthefleet

Gavin shels wrote: »

Fan of Peggy Kellys in Harolds Cross, haven't been there in a while but it used to be anyway.

pub just up from that has a rep for quality food

celtic Liger

toddys bar in the gresham do a good carvery if you're looking for town...

otherwise, the coachmans or commiskeys off the navan road get my vote

df1985

sinnotts is hard to beat in my opinion. the portions are outrageous so go hungry.

Hyperbullet

fontanalis wrote: »

O'Neills in the city centre (that street of Dame Street) is quite good.

Definitely second this. Ate there last month and the food was just beautiful. Not too pricey and the portions are huge.

bryaner

Round O ,Navan street aint bad!

5500

I had some carvery in the deadmans last weekend for a change and I didnt like it at all, scaldy cabbage and mash like a brick, I wouldnt go back again.

I usually go to the arc beside liffey valley and I've never had a bad dinner or left feeling hungry either.

fascination

poisonated wrote: »

Ashtons in Clonskeagh.

Second this!! Unbelievable

diceyreilly

Bambi wrote: »

Any idea what hours the carvery is open til?

Not sure i know it starts at 12, i'll have a look today see if there is a sign

Plasandrunt

Apologies for dragging up a 10 year old thread but it's always been a Xmas tradition that we go out for a carvery the Sunday before Xmas, normally go to O'Neills on Suffolk St but that appears to be closed at the moment.

Anyone recommend a place that doesn't a nice carvery that you can sit in and eat in these times?

odyssey06

If the Yacht in Clontarf is open they do a great carvery. Maybe give them a buzz.

Short walk from Clontarf DART, 130 bus.

raheny red

Probably too far out but may be worthwhile for some..... O'Dwyers Portmarnock.

Strumms

I’d second the yacht and O’Dwyers