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Villa Toscana Still Open?

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  • 19-10-2010 6:20pm
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    Hank_Jones
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    Was wondering if anyone could tell me if Villa Toscana restaurant in Dundalk is still open?

    The number I have for it doesn't seem to be connected. 042-9386696

    If anyone has a number for it I would appreciate it.


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    workstoomuch
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    Seems like it is closed down, there has been a to let sign on the premises for quite a while.....


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    axel rose
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    Seriously, it wouldn't be a great gastronomic loss for the town...


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    bigneacy
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    axel rose wrote: »
    Seriously, it wouldn't be a great gastronomic loss for the town...

    +1


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    petes
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    I thought it was nice.


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    Onesimus
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    ah no thats terrible. It was one of the greatest restaurants in the town. :(

    I always went there, are you absolutely sure its closed down?


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Yes it's closed. And despite what others may say I liked it and think it certainly is a gastronomic loss to the town.


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    10green bottles
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    Skye Witty Mattress wrote: »
    Yes it's closed. And despite what others may say I liked it and think it certainly is a gastronomic loss to the town.

    Bad loss for Dundalk and down with the food snobs on here!!!


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    axel rose
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    Ah no you can't be serious!! The place was an unorganised dump! The last time I went there, the ceiling light fell onto the table, we waited over an hour between the starter and the main, the toilets STANK of damp! As for the food, I remember that my dish was bland, anothers steak was like rubber.......The chip van could do better!


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    10green bottles
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    axel rose wrote: »
    Ah no you can't be serious!! The place was an unorganised dump! The last time I went there, the ceiling light fell onto the table, we waited over an hour between the starter and the main, the toilets STANK of damp! As for the food, I remember that my dish was bland, anothers steak was like rubber.......The chip van could do better!
    Video and documented links and evidence:)


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    axel rose
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    sorry, I dont normally bring the camera crew with me with I hit 'Da Towne'. :P

    (Man those toilets sank though-not helped by was copious amounts of what I hope was fake ivy!!!).


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    indiewindy
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    With a few new places opening over the past few years, a few of the older places were bound to suffer. Slightly o.t but has anyone gone to rivas new place down on Jocelyn Street?


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    Onesimus
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    axel rose wrote: »
    Ah no you can't be serious!! The place was an unorganised dump! The last time I went there, the ceiling light fell onto the table, we waited over an hour between the starter and the main, the toilets STANK of damp! As for the food, I remember that my dish was bland, anothers steak was like rubber.......The chip van could do better!

    Well I thought it was a nice place. It was actually the only place in town where I got a decent meal. I dont remember ever going anywhere else and enjoying some good food in this town as much as I did the villa toscana


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    bigneacy
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    indiewindy wrote: »
    With a few new places opening over the past few years, a few of the older places were bound to suffer. Slightly o.t but has anyone gone to rivas new place down on Jocelyn Street?

    where mizu used to be is it? didn't know they were there now?


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    cargo
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    indiewindy wrote: »
    With a few new places opening over the past few years, a few of the older places were bound to suffer. Slightly o.t but has anyone gone to rivas new place down on Jocelyn Street?
    bigneacy wrote: »
    where mizu used to be is it? didn't know they were there now?

    Yeah Riva have a second cafe down at the old Mizu place. I just grabbed a takeaway coffee in it passing a week ago. I was never in Mizu but I'm told it's the same decor / setup as when it was Mizu. Fantastic building I must say. Hope they go well with it.


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