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good places to eat

jjll · 2011-07-26 21:54:06

staying at the green isle hotel in dublin anywere near to have a good feed :D:D:D

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26-07-2011 10:54pm

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staying at the green isle hotel in dublin anywere near to have a good feed :D:D

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#2 26-07-2011 11:26pm
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the poitin still at rathcoole is nice. lots of people seem to go to joels on the naas road too

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#3 27-07-2011 11:45am
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The food at Joel's is about average but it's worth checking out for the big American diner type atmosphere they have.

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#4 27-07-2011 3:55pm
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Decent enough Chinese up the road at newlands cross called the caravel, they do a made to order buffet if your starved

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#5 27-07-2011 5:41pm
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JJ wrote: »

The food at Joel's is about average but it's worth checking out for the big American diner type atmosphere they have.

Id avoid Joels for that reason alone the place when busy is just to hectic you wont be having a nice relaxing dinner there anyway, also the food like already stated is just about average.

Try the Tree Top Restauraunt in Clondalkin village over the Laurels. Or even the Laurels itself does nice pub grub.

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