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Eating like an Italian- Best Italian restaurants in Dublin City

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    #32
    ibarelycare
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    Steps of Rome is pretty cheap and cheerful. They have that great 9.50 lunch deal I mentioned earlier but their normal menu is very reasonable. Check menupages for menu and prices.


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    gillapino
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    A bit far out from city centre. But only a dart ride away Campo Di Fiori in Bray is the nicest Italian i've been to in Ireland ! They have there on food market aswell and deli open during the day for sandwiches, and pastas.


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    Lollymcd
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    I don't think I'd pass Il Vicoletto for Italian in Dublin but if it was closed I'd probably settle for Il Baccaro in Meeting House Square.


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    #35
    MyPeopleDrankTheSoup
    Registered Users Posts: 2,739 ✭✭✭MyPeopleDrankTheSoup


    Can't believe Juniors/Paulies Pizza out in Bath Avenue hasn't been mentioned.


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    #36
    Pimlico
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    Totally agree with LollyMcD in regards to Il Vicoletto on Crowe Street, Imo, you wont get a better Italian in Dublin, Genuine Italian food from genuine Italians, I love it. I don't even have a second choice because I've never eaten in any other Italian restaurant that comes close to Il Vicoletto.


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    #37
    Kooli
    Registered Users Posts: 1,312 ✭✭✭Kooli


    BeerNut wrote: »
    Best pasta I've had in Dublin was at Nonna Valentina. Il Primo is very good too, though more for risotto than pasta. I still go to La Taverna a fair bit but the food quality has been in a bit of a gradual decline lately.

    Nonna Valentina is gone. Noooooooooo!!!!


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