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Carvery Lunch - Dublin 2

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  • 13-11-2012 10:57am
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    Volvic12
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    Hi All,

    Can anyone recommend a good carvery in Dublin 2 - around the Merrion Square/ Pearse St Dart Station area. Willing to walk 5/10min or so.

    Trying to find somewhere to get a good feed on my lunch but to no avail so far. McTurtle's (next to Tara St Dart) is good but a bit too far.

    Appreciate responses.
    Thanks


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    RIALTO1
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    O'Neill's on Pearce Street is quite nice. Portions not as big as Mc Turcaills, but not necessarily a bad thing.

    On the corner opposite Trinity pub (in fact you probably pass it on the way to Mc Turrcaills).


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    jossnjuice
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    Diceys...........whopper portions for 6.25!


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    uch
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    Scruffy Murphy's off Mount Street do a Nice carvery

    21/25



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    liffeylite
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    Chop House in Beggars bush perhaps?

    Mcgrattans in the lane.


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    robjones1981
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    jossnjuice wrote: »
    Diceys...........whopper portions for 6.25!

    Whats it like quality wise?


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    jack presley
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    If you like your carverys salty, then Sinnotts is the place for you.


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    ballygowan1
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    Messer Maguires for the main roast of the day. HUGE portions. O'Neills suffolk street is stuff of legend, great feeds


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    jossnjuice
    Registered Users Posts: 780 ✭✭✭jossnjuice


    robjones1981 wrote: »
    Whats it like quality wise?

    Very good IMHO.


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    stevenmu
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    The Ferryman at Beckitt Bridge do a really nice one. A little under a ten minute walk from Pearse St Station.


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    Volvic12
    Registered Users Posts: 322 ✭✭Volvic12


    Thanks for al the replies!

    Few good options to keep me going...


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    RIALTO1
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    Let us know how you get on


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    GBXI
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    Lads, looking for something along the same lines in the Lr Baggot St/ Merrion Sq part of town. Any suggestions?


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    djPSB
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    Ferryman is top notch.


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    O'Neills suffolk street is stuff of legend

    'tis indeed.. God damn I could live and die on the grub there :)


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    dd972
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    Yacht in Clontarf, The Capo de tutti capi of Carvery's


    Go there and I bet you PM me as to how good it was


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    Mr Simpson
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    dd972 wrote: »
    Yacht in Clontarf, The Capo de tutti capi of Carvery's


    Go there and I bet you PM me as to how good it was

    Imho its crap. As carverys go its not bad, but carverys in general are lumps of overcooked meat, left sitting on the heat for ages, served with veg cooked to within an inch of its life. I can think of better things to eat on a Sunday. Thats just my 2c


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    green123
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    Volvic12 wrote: »
    Hi All,

    Can anyone recommend a good carvery in Dublin 2 - around the Merrion Square/ Pearse St Dart Station area. Willing to walk 5/10min or so.

    Trying to find somewhere to get a good feed on my lunch but to no avail so far. McTurtle's (next to Tara St Dart) is good but a bit too far.

    Appreciate responses.
    Thanks
    dd972 wrote: »
    Yacht in Clontarf, The Capo de tutti capi of Carvery's


    Go there and I bet you PM me as to how good it was

    dd972

    why did you post about a pub in clontarf in this thread ?


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    Mr Simpson
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    Green123, if you have a problem with a post report it. No more off topic

    As an aside, I missed the D2 bit as well


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    omega666
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    Kristian Calm Spoon wrote: »
    'tis indeed.. God damn I could live and die on the grub there :)


    Brought the Parents into O neils a couple of months ago for a cavery at lunch.
    Can't say i was impressed to be honest. One of the worst caverys i've ever had. Maybe it was on off day for them.


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