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Italian Restaurant in Dublin

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    #32
    xalot
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    Dunne & Crescensi (off nassau st)
    Toscana (dame street)
    La taverna di bacco (ormond quay)

    all yummy


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    #33
    sweetie
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    enoteca d'asti on russel rd beside croke park is lovely. Think there is another (owned by wallace group) in the italian quarter too


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    pinkypinky
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    Ciao Bella Roma and Steps of Rome are the two best, I think.
    I also like Botticellis in Temple Bar but haven't been there in a while.

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    #35
    gollem_1975
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    sweetie wrote: »
    enoteca d'asti on russel rd beside croke park is lovely. Think there is another (owned by wallace group) in the italian quarter too

    cool. have been meaning to check this place out for sometime now.

    he also has a place in Inchicore.

    Wallace is what they call in the IT business an "evangelist" for Italian food


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    Picassos in Clontarf. Amazing.
    Your taste buds will orgasm over the food, the wines are liquid velvet.


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    gollem_1975
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    Jake1 wrote: »
    Picassos in Clontarf. Amazing.
    its v.good...doesn't it have a reputation for being quite pricey though ? (and thats by Clontarf standards)

    owner is a character


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    #38
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    gollem_1975 wrote: »
    its v.good...doesn't it have a reputation for being quite pricey though ? (and thats by Clontarf standards)

    owner is a character

    It can be pricey, but its worth every penny. Id have no shame bringing any Italian there for dinner.

    Yeah the owner is a hoot, but what I like is that he goes around all his diners during the course of the evening and chats, he makes it his business to know his customers.
    He has a great wine selection. I dont drink any more myself, but remember well the velvety wines he served. In fact, we often ordered by the case from him. Valpolicella's hmmm....

    I havent been there in a while myself... excuse me while I go make a reservation.. :)


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    #39
    Blackpitts
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    Best italian restaurant in Dublin is The Manifesto in Rathmines.
    They do the nicest pizza I've eaten outside Naples (and I'm from there, so I know what I'm talking about) as a matter of fact they have the proper pizza oven. Also pasta and starters are yummy, it's a perfect place for a date ;)


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