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Pub grub in Dublin

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  • 10-10-2011 9:37pm
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    tattykitty
    Registered Users Posts: 267 ✭✭


    Hello, I'm trying to think of somewhere that does decent, simple pub grub (nowt fancy - fish and chips, sausage and mash etc.) in Dublin, that I can take my family to on Saturday night. They won't eat in restaurants, won't eat rich or "foreign" food :rolleyes: and it needs to be earlyish - around 6pm. It was going to be the Porterhouse, but it gets really loud in there with the live band at that time on a Saturday, and they won't let ye reserve tables for small groups (there'll be six of us).

    Any suggestions?


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    John Mason
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    the food in mulligans, stoneybatter is supreme.

    highly recommend it
    http://www.lmulligangrocer.com/


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    Cool Mo D
    Registered Users Posts: 1,419 ✭✭✭Cool Mo D


    tattykitty wrote: »
    Hello, I'm trying to think of somewhere that does decent, simple pub grub (nowt fancy - fish and chips, sausage and mash etc.) in Dublin, that I can take my family to on Saturday night. They won't eat in restaurants, won't eat rich or "foreign" food :rolleyes: and it needs to be earlyish - around 6pm. It was going to be the Porterhouse, but it gets really loud in there with the live band at that time on a Saturday, and they won't let ye reserve tables for small groups (there'll be six of us).

    Any suggestions?

    The Bull and Castle at Christchurch are good, but they get busy, so you might want to book in advance.


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    Warper
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    O'Neills on Suffolk St is nice - have an all-day carvery too if ya want that. Nice few corners in it too at reasonable price - approx 10 for nearly everythin. Bout the best i can think off.


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    Zatman
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    Cassidys on westmoreland Street used to be good but only reopened so not sure what like. Also try Fitzgeralds on the quays had good food there before and always quiet


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    tattykitty
    Registered Users Posts: 267 ✭✭tattykitty


    Thanks for your suggestions :)


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    cosmic
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    irishbird wrote: »
    the food in mulligans, stoneybatter is supreme.

    highly recommend it
    http://www.lmulligangrocer.com/

    + 1 for Mulligans. I love their nutroast :pac:


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    John Mason
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    cosmic wrote: »
    + 1 for Mulligans. I love their nutroast :pac:

    Me too :D and as for the veggie sotch egg - heaven


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    wixfjord
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    Mulligans, Porterhouse, The Exchequer are all good.

    Against the Grain is brilliant too.


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    FensterDJ
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    Zatman wrote: »
    Cassidys on westmoreland Street used to be good but only reopened so not sure what like. Also try Fitzgeralds on the quays had good food there before and always quiet

    Cassidy's is reborn as a kinda studenty rock bar, no food and lost a lot of the Parisian decor it had too, unfortunately


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    Creamy Goodness
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    another one for Lawrence Mulligan's. best pub grub I've ever had.


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    Miguel_Sanchez
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    irishbird wrote: »
    the food in mulligans, stoneybatter is supreme.

    highly recommend it
    http://www.lmulligangrocer.com/
    cosmic wrote: »
    + 1 for Mulligans. I love their nutroast :pac:
    wixfjord wrote: »
    Mulligans, Porterhouse, The Exchequer are all good.

    Against the Grain is brilliant too.
    Creamy Goodness wrote: »
    another one for Lawrence Mulligan's. best pub grub I've ever had.

    In conclusion..... Mulligan's.


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    cosmic
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    irishbird wrote: »
    Me too :D and as for the veggie sotch egg - heaven

    Ooooh, I've never tried that! Must get it next time. I tried to make my own ones before and failed miserably. I know what I'll be doing Saturday evening now so...!


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    foxyboxer
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    The Brazen Head. Does a lovely bangers and mash and the Guinness is nice too.


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