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  • 19-07-2012 12:30pm
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    risteard7
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    Hi can anybody reccommend a decent place in the city for carvery?

    nothing fancy just the normal turkey and ham, beef etc? thanks


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    admiralofthefleet
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    o neills on church lane/suffolk street is popular but le bon crubeen on talbot is excellent


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    stanley1
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    wynns hotel


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    BeerNut
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    +1 on O'Neill's. Love it.

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    mikemac1
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    Oslo in Connolly Station

    Best carvary in town

    So few people know about it but it's a gem
    Does a roaring trade with the IFSC workers though

    If it's not on the blackboard just ask, they'll make pretty much anything

    BIG portions
    *checks waistline*


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    Manzoor14
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    Completely agree with O'Neills and Oslo as well.

    A little outside on Harcourt St both Diceys and Coppers do great carverys. Think Diceys is only €6 or so as well and Coppers do a serious portoin. (although I haven't been there for the last while)


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    themandan6611
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    o'neills certainly know how to charge its bout €11-€12 while Dicey's is half that, sinnotts aint bad, they do a great roast beef with pepper sauce


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    o neills on church lane/suffolk street is popular but le bon crubeen on talbot is excellent

    This lad is our authority on all things food :D


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    starviewadams
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    Bull and Castle opposite Christchurch does lovely food.


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    Dyr
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    stanley1 wrote: »
    wynns hotel

    Purely personal bias talking here, but I wouldnt eat outta there if it was free...kip


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    murrayp4
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    O'Neills is quality....serves carvery till 10:30p.m. Plus they do yorkshire pudding with the beef which is brilliant


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    murrayp4
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    le bon crubeen on talbot is excellent

    Do they do a carvery??


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    BeerNut
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    starviewadams wrote: »
    Bull and Castle opposite Christchurch does lovely food.
    It does, and the Sunday roast is wonderful, but it's not a carvery.
    murrayp4 wrote: »
    Do they do a carvery??
    From the menu it seems to be a "Roast of the Day" option. It's not a carvery if you can't point to three different meats and cheekily ask for a bit of them all.

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    radiofreak
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    The Arlington Hotel, O'Connell Bridge.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    radiofreak wrote: »
    The Arlington Hotel, O'Connell Bridge.

    portions tend to be quite small


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