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Weekday Breakfast in Dublin

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  • 13-04-2011 10:46am
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    JonnyF
    Registered Users Posts: 370 ✭✭JonnyF


    Does anyone know somewhere that would do a good breakfast/brunch on weekday mornings? I know plenty that do it at the weekend but don't suppose there's as wide a range for during the week.


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    stargazer 68
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    Boyers!! Full of old ladies but breakfast is lush!!
    :D


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    admiralofthefleet
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    the kingfisher on parnell street, very nice


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    cosmic
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    Lovin Spoon on North Frederick Street. Nom


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    herya
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    tiesan Cafe, off Camden St


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    FreudianSlippers
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    cosmic wrote: »
    Lovin Spoon on North Frederick Street. Nom
    Yeah it's pretty good. The sewing tables are my only complaint lol. no room for your feet!


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    cosmic
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    FreudianSlippers wrote: »
    Yeah it's pretty good. The sewing tables are my only complaint lol. no room for your feet!

    Ah, I'm not tall so I've only short little legs!


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    Warper
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    Del Rio's across from the Abbey, Kingfisher on Parnell St, Flanagans on O'Connell St or even the Kylemore.
    There is more choice during the week than at the weekend.


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    FreudianSlippers
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    I hear good things about Kingfisher, but I have doubts about eating there. It's the smell of the place, especially when you go around the corner outside the SF shop. ugh.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    FreudianSlippers wrote: »
    I hear good things about Kingfisher, but I have doubts about eating there. It's the smell of the place, especially when you go around the corner outside the SF shop. ugh.

    its spotless inside, where it matters


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    xalot
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    A few that I like for brekkie....
    Brasserie 66 on Georges St,
    The elephant and castle in temple bar do an amazing brekkie. Best scrambled eggs ever.
    Queen of tarts on Dame st.


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    Warper
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    FreudianSlippers wrote: »
    I hear good things about Kingfisher, but I have doubts about eating there. It's the smell of the place, especially when you go around the corner outside the SF shop. ugh.

    Kingfisher is a great little spot outside of brekkie too. Lovely main courses etc. there and great value. There is a reason it is always pretty busy.


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    billyhead
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    Is la Brioche on Aungier street any good for breckie


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    wixfjord
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    Crunch Cafe on Aungier St, and The Larder in Temple Bar do class brekkie.


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    ciaran_h
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    Gerrys on montague st hands down best breakfast in Dublin and good value


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    xxzaraxx
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    The kylemore restaurant on O'Connell Street do an amazing breakfast every morning and you can get an all day breakfast!


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    Travel is good
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    I think we had this thread before. +1 for Kingfisher. It's always busy, a good sign. Really good for any time of the day, ignore the surroundings.

    I agree with all the other places too.


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    --LOS--
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    Cafe Seven - Andrew St, all day breakfasts


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    olaola
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    The rooftop Marks & Spencers restaurant on Grafton Street.


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    Esel
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    Bia Bar, Stephen St. Very comfortable, and uncrowded.

    Rashers (2)
    Big sausages (2)
    Beans
    Tomato (half a large one)
    Mushroom (one large one)
    Egg
    Hash Brown

    Tea / Coffee
    2 Slices toast

    €8.50

    Not your ornery onager



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    FreudianSlippers
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    xxzaraxx wrote: »
    The kylemore restaurant on O'Connell Street do an amazing breakfast every morning and you can get an all day breakfast!
    I literally could not disagree with this more.


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    westies4ever
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    +1 for elephant and castle - their eggs benedict is fab!


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    xxzaraxx
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    FreudianSlippers wrote: »
    I literally could not disagree with this more.
    why?


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    Houston Hallowed Mockingbird
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    Bewleys


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    admiralofthefleet
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    xxzaraxx wrote: »
    The kylemore restaurant on O'Connell Street do an amazing breakfast every morning and you can get an all day breakfast!

    horrible place
    Travel is good wrote: »
    I think we had this thread before. +1 for Kingfisher. It's always busy, a good sign. Really good for any time of the day, ignore the surroundings.

    I agree with all the other places too.

    the kingfisher is amazing, i love the liver on the grill


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    saintsaltynuts
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    Matt The Rasher's in Kimmage.


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    Warper
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    Had the full irish in Elephant and Castle there last week and tbh not impressed. Not a good full irish at all, only good thing is the unlimited tea/coffee as the coffee was good.

    If you are around Ranelagh go to Hobarts - lovely breakfast


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    cosmic
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    + 1 for Matt the Rashers. It's delicious! And you can pick and choose what you want in your breakfast which great.


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    emilyjmc
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    Cafe Sofia at the bottom of Wexford street is lovely - reasonable too. Bliss on Montague St does a great fry aswell. Both these places the staff are really friendly and accomadating without being overbearing.


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    robjones1981
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    emilyjmc wrote: »
    Cafe Sofia at the bottom of Wexford street is lovely - reasonable too. .

    Agree - the best spot for breakfast ever - weekday or weekend, morning or afternoon

    V friendly place - and best value around also


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    admiralofthefleet
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    cosmic wrote: »
    + 1 for Matt the Rashers. It's delicious! And you can pick and choose what you want in your breakfast which great.

    i always found monto beside the boat was nicer


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