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Good place for full Irish around Santry ?

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  • 06-01-2012 12:00am
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    vicwatson
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    A greasy spoon would be fine or...around Santry. Tia


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    Boom_Bap
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    Not sure if there are any greasy spoons around the area anymore. But you could try one of the hotels in Crowne Plaza. They should do a full irish.


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    Dont be at yourself
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    Boom_Bap wrote: »
    Not sure if there are any greasy spoons around the area anymore. But you could try one of the hotels in Crowne Plaza. They should do a full irish.

    Crowne Plaza do a very good breakfast, a buffet with the works. It's expensive at 18e though.

    Andersons in Ballymun do a decent one, little bit too fancy for my tastes. A little further afield, Woodstock Cafe down in Phibsboro is a proper greasy spoon!


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    Degsy
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    Sarah's on shanowen road (beside the garda station),do an amazing full irish breakfast roll..sausages,pudding,rashers and eggs...i'm sure you can get it without the roll too.


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    vicwatson
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    Cheers, ended up in Graham O'Sullivan's in Northside SC - AVOID !


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    Degsy
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Cheers, ended up in Graham O'Sullivan's in Northside SC - AVOID !

    There was one on dawson st ages ago..hated it too!


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    Lawrence1895
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    Degsy wrote: »
    There was one on dawson st ages ago..hated it too!

    And there's still one in Artane Castle SC...no comment ;)


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    strife
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    Brams cafe in fairviews not bad for a fry up! its the only place i know of around that way, Years ago when i was a young lads there was a lovely place in northside shopping centre but thats gone now :(


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    Degsy
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    strife wrote: »
    Brams cafe in fairviews not bad for a fry up! its the only place i know of around that way, Years ago when i was a young lads there was a lovely place in northside shopping centre but thats gone now :(


    Cafe in finglas village beside superquin do excellent fryups.


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    pabloh999
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    There's also woodmill cafe behind the maxol at artane castle, cinnamon cafe at the aib at the artane roundabout and the cafe in coolock village is not bad either


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    Dyr
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    Dont be at yourself wrote: »

    Andersons in Ballymun do a decent one, little bit too fancy for my tastes.

    Where the hell is that? Edit As in where in Ballymun?


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    pabloh999
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    Bambi wrote: »
    Where the hell is that? Edit As in where in Ballymun?

    Its just off Griffith ave, between Mobhi rd and Drumcondra Rd, defo not Ballymun!:eek:


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    Eggonyerface
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Cheers, ended up in Graham O'Sullivan's in Northside SC - AVOID !

    Graham O'Sullivans is vile, nowhere near value for money


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    Fuinseog
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    what about the swiss cottage. do they serve food?


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    Kewpie
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    The restaurant in Sportslink (Furry Park, Santry) does a very good full Irish breakfast (surprisingly enough - given that it's a sports complex!) The restaurant is called The Clubhouse and it's open every day - you don't have to be a member or to be using the facilities to eat there.

    Beaumont House pub does a decent enough breakfast as well if that isn't too far out of the way.


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    Dyr
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    pabloh999 wrote: »
    Its just off Griffith ave, between Mobhi rd and Drumcondra Rd, defo not Ballymun!:eek:

    oh yeah, its on the rise, I walk past it everyday :o. They wouldnt appreciate people calling that the mun lol


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    bc dub
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    The cafe across from Superquinn in Finglas is good, not amazing but the nicest in Finglas. Not sure what its called but most people I know call it "No Pyjama's" because they use to have a sign on the door that said....wait for it....No Pyjama's

    The nicest fry-up I've had in the D9 area, is the newish cafe beside the Regency hotel. Not sure of the name, but its at the end of the centra store looking out onto the road and across to plunketts. One of the nicest in Dublin.

    I will say this though, I was on a health buzz a few weekends ago and not in the humour of a fry-up so I got the vegetarian brekkie. It was absolutely dreadful. Really below par. How they can master one and mess up the other is beyond me.

    A close second best would be the cafe beside the Super Valu in Lorcan (opposite the kilmardinny inn)


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