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Good finger food in Dublin City Centre

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  • 14-01-2013 2:43pm
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    micromary
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    I am going to be bringing out staff and their partners out for a evening out for my new company next Friday week (approx 16 people). I am looking for a pub/hotel which does good finger food at a reasonable price and which would not be loud. I was originally thinking of Toddys at the Gresham Hotel in O'Connell Street. However it would be good to find out peoples opinions to see what options are out there.


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    geuro
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    The Clarendon on Clarendon street is good for finger food..

    Also Doheny and Nesbitt on Baggot street


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    Dizzyblonde
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    Moved from Food & Drink.


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    novarock
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    Against the Grain on Wexford st do great finger food.. Needs to be prearranged as far as I am aware.


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    Easy Rod
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    Give a few places a call, if you mention it's for a company they might throw in the finger food in for free in the hope of getting future bookings.


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    Dont be at yourself
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    Yamamori Izakaya on George's St -- five decent-sized tapas for €30, and all gorgeous. Nice place to relax for a few hours over some beer or sake.

    Bull & Castle is a bit louder, but will normally throw in finger food if you book for a party.


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    Twee.
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    novarock wrote: »
    Against the Grain on Wexford st do great finger food.. Needs to be prearranged as far as I am aware.

    +1 Was at a party their a few months ago and the nibbles were really nice.


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    Hootanany
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    BRANNIGANS Catherderal St upstairs lounge about €3 a head for finger food.


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    micromary
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    Thanks guys. A friend mentioned yesterday evening - Ely across from the Grand Canal Theatre. Has anybody being? €15 per person sounds expensive but is the food worth it?


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    Galadriel
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    novarock wrote: »
    Against the Grain on Wexford st do great finger food.. Needs to be prearranged as far as I am aware.

    +1 for Against the Grain, I had a party upstairs just before Christmas, really nice finger food, not just the usual sausages; they did falafel, calamari etc but I think they'll cater for whatever type of food you would like.

    It's also free to reserve the room.


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    Chocoholic84
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    Porterhouse on Nassau St has the best finger food ever! And it's free for groups :)
    Loads of it and very tasty.


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    hXci
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    Try Bia Bar, might be a bit out of your way/ not everyones cup of tea but. Was at a thing in there over Christmas and the finger-food was amazing; not a chicken goujon to be seen. Koftes, Bhajis, miniature cheese burgers.... NOMNOMNOM.


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    Lovely Bloke
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    Galadriel wrote: »
    +1 for Against the Grain, I had a party upstairs just before Christmas, really nice finger food, not just the usual sausages; they did falafel, calamari etc but I think they'll cater for whatever type of food you would like.

    It's also free to reserve the room.

    I love ATG, but the only downside to the room upstairs is there is no bar up there, you have to constantly keep going downstairs.

    I had my stag drinks there, and this was commented on by a few people.


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    frankosw
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    MacTurcails do great platters..loads on them and cheap too.


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