Carvery Dinner

Cookie33

So, got the parents coming up at the weekend and would like to take them somewhere nice for a sunday carvery. Can anyone recommend any places? Preferably in Dublin City Centre or the south side (dublin 2 or 8). Also reasonably priced.

thanks

dudara

The Exchequer does a great roast dinner - but it just got reviewed in the Irish Times, so it could be booked out for this weekend.

Emiko

O'Neill's carvery, on Suffolk St., is always very tasty.

About €10-12 a pop.

kfallon

Emiko wrote: »

O'Neill's carvery, on Suffolk St., is always very tasty.

About €10-12 a pop.

Oh yeah, if that don't fill ya up nothing will!
And always a great selection too!

Gavin "shels"

Peggy Kellys next to Harolds Cross Greyhound Stadium does a lovely Sunday roast.

Miguel_Sanchez

dudara wrote: »

The Exchequer does a great roast dinner - but it just got reviewed in the Irish Times, so it could be booked out for this weekend.

That roast in the Exchequer is great. We got dinner for 4 plus a bottle of wine in there for 40 euro earlier this year. The price might have changed now but it was really great, can't recommend it enough.

But you definitely would have to book in advance.

admiralofthefleet

Gavin shels wrote: »

Peggy Kellys next to Harolds Cross Greyhound Stadium does a lovely Sunday roast.

the new carvery in rosie o gradys is better;)

mikemac

Well if they're getting the bus or train, carvary in Oslo in Connolly Station can't be beat

It's a place hardly anyone knows about

wixfjord

If you want quantity over quality, Sinnots Carvery is fecking huge, and they'll keep piling it on!

Other than that, The Exchequer one is brill, but not really a carvery.

Brass 66 also do a good roast, again not a carvery tho.

JG1

Just looking at this thread for additional ideas. Two sets of families coming to Dublin next weekend. Think a carvery would be the best - there will be about 10 adults and 3 children. Can anyone recommend a venue that would serve the dinner as opposed to people queueing for it?? Looking for a location around D6 or D8, reasonably priced.

Thanks!

Gavin "shels"

JG1 wrote: »

Just looking at this thread for additional ideas. Two sets of families coming to Dublin next weekend. Think a carvery would be the best - there will be about 10 adults and 3 children. Can anyone recommend a venue that would serve the dinner as opposed to people queueing for it?? Looking for a location around D6 or D8, reasonably priced.

Thanks!

Whole point of a cavery is to queue up instead of getting it handed it to you. Peggy Kellys would probably cater for you if you rang up though and told them the situation.

jeckle

JG1 wrote: »

Just looking at this thread for additional ideas. Two sets of families coming to Dublin next weekend. Think a carvery would be the best - there will be about 10 adults and 3 children. Can anyone recommend a venue that would serve the dinner as opposed to people queueing for it?? Looking for a location around D6 or D8, reasonably priced.

Thanks!

The Old Orchard Inn Rathfarnham have floor staff that will take your carvery order & serve it to your table. It would probably a good idea to ring a day or two beforehand & reserve a couple of tables.

http://theoldorchardinn.ie/food-at-the-orchard-inn/

admiralofthefleet

JG1 wrote: »

Just looking at this thread for additional ideas. Two sets of families coming to Dublin next weekend. Think a carvery would be the best - there will be about 10 adults and 3 children. Can anyone recommend a venue that would serve the dinner as opposed to people queueing for it?? Looking for a location around D6 or D8, reasonably priced.

Thanks!

i can sort you out this this weekend, in rosie o gradys in harolds cross