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Dublin city Sunday pub grub

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  • 27-01-2013 12:24pm
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    ajc100
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    Anyone know of a good old fashioned pub grub venue for a family on a Sunday?

    You know the type, roastie spuds, veg and meat, real meat, not any fancy crap!

    I've got ye olde fashioned munchies. Thanks


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    John Mason
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    brian boru in phibsboro


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    Mr Simpson
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    The Exchequer on Exchequer Street may fit the bill. You have to bookSunday Lunch, but they do full roasts for the table and its quite good value iirc


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    delta_bravo
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    The Dropping Well in Milltown do a good lunch. Nice settings with the Dodder just beside the pub


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    Lumbo
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    ajc100 wrote: »
    Anyone know of a good old fashioned pub grub venue for a family on a Sunday?

    You know the type, roastie spuds, veg and meat, real meat, not any fancy crap!

    I've got ye olde fashioned munchies. Thanks

    O'Neills on Suffolk Street.


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    Pimlico
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    If you're anywhere near Thomas Street, Bakers on the corner facing NCAD do a cracking Sunday dinner: starter, huge roast dinner (beef/chicken&ham etc) and a dessert all for only €10, Can't be beaten. It does get fairly busy at times though.


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    poisonated
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    Ashtons pub in Clonskeagh do very good food.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    addison lodge in glasnevin is very good


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    gurramok
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    Tolka House up from the Addison do a good carvery as well


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    ajc100
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    Lumbo wrote: »
    O'Neills on Suffolk Street.

    Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions.

    Went with O'Neills in the end and was not disappointed.


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