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Family friendly restaurants in D1

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  • 17-11-2012 5:20pm
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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Are there any family friendly restaurants around the IFSC ?

    I got in touch with the MV Cill Arnie last night after seeing it mentioned on another thread. They are over 18 only.

    I thought that family unfriendly restaurants had gone the way of the dinosaur.


    Need suggestions for after my graduation this week.

    TIA


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    liffeylite
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    Have you tried the Admiral on Marlborough Street?

    It isnt the IFSC but its north city centre and the IFSC side of Oconnell St.

    Its family friendly, hosts lots of wedding parties and its nice food and decor. A kind of nautical theme.

    or have a look on www.menupages.ie it has about 200 places listed in the north city centre.


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    liffeylite wrote: »
    Have you tried the Admiral on Marlborough Street?

    It isnt the IFSC but its north city centre and the IFSC side of Oconnell St.

    Its family friendly, hosts lots of wedding parties and its nice food and decor. A kind of nautical theme.

    or have a look on www.menupages.ie it has about 200 places listed in the north city centre.

    Thanks for the reply. I'll check out menu pages.


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    Ben D Bus
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    Milanos caters for kids & families. Even a play area for them at weekends. But not sure if that's what you have in mind for a graduation meal.


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    Gloomtastic!
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    Milanos on the quay.


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    goz83
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    McDonalds. 2 of them on O'Connell Street :P


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    admiralofthefleet
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    not in the ISSC but the kingfisher on prenell street is very family friendly, i was there on wednesday and the gave my 1 year old free jelly & ice cream
    the food is amazing as well


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    Dancor
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    not in the ISSC but the kingfisher on prenell street is very family friendly, i was there on wednesday and the gave my 1 year old free jelly & ice cream
    the food is amazing as well

    I'm starting to think you work in there.


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    Mr Simpson
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    liffeylite wrote: »
    Have you tried the Admiral on Marlborough Street?

    It isnt the IFSC but its north city centre and the IFSC side of Oconnell St.

    Its family friendly, hosts lots of wedding parties and its nice food and decor. A kind of nautical theme.

    or have a look on www.menupages.ie it has about 200 places listed in the north city centre.

    Admiral is an eastern european restaurant, and having eaten there a few times, they don't do it very well imho


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    admiralofthefleet
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    Dancor wrote: »
    I'm starting to think you work in there.

    i dont. i just like the food a lot


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    amtc
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    bumped into a work colleague with twins and a new born in bar italia on friday - staff were all over then, first time my friend and her husband had a bit of a date night but with the children within sight


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    athtrasna
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    Christine Raspy Temperance wrote: »
    I got in touch with the MV Cill Arnie last night after seeing it mentioned on another thread. They are over 18 only.

    I thought that family unfriendly restaurants had gone the way of the dinosaur.

    It's basic health and safety on the ship. You do have to cross gaps over the water to board and to use the toilets. This would be the primary reason I would imagine.

    The dining room is also small with a low ceiling, no space for running around and a crying child would certainly disturb other diners.


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