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Best fryup in Dublin?

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  • 16-10-2013 6:02pm
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    MonaPizza
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    Another thread (Athlone monster breakfast) has got me salivating. Despite the fact that I have loads of leftovers in the fridge I'm craving a fryup now and not one I make myself.

    Probably been asked before and will probably get me sent to another forum but I'll try. Where (cafe/restaurant/pub) can I get a great value fryup in or around the city centre?

    mmmmm.....rashers!!!


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    Red Kev
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    Matt the Rashers on Sundrive Rd does a very good breakfast, though the coffee is just OK. They have liver as an option if you want (and yes, I do want).


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    April O Neill
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    Violets, Dorset Street.


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    Uaru
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    That Damsen Diner place does a lovely one.


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    Love2love
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    Actually Del Rio's across from the Abbey. It's a chipper but the do a big greasy fry with chips :)


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    P.Walnuts
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    Always enjoyed Cafe Sofia's breakfasts, just on the croassroads where Wexford St goes onto Aungier St.


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    novarock
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    Not really a 'Fry Up', but the full irish in Noshington opposite Griffith College is excellent..


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    L.A.D
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    The Lovin Spoon on North Great Frederick Street, just off Dorset Street


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    Gmaximum
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    Red Kev wrote: »
    Matt the Rashers on Sundrive Rd does a very good breakfast, though the coffee is just OK. They have liver as an option if you want (and yes, I do want).

    Pickles on Sundrive Rd is a hundred times better than Matt the Rasher. Proper big sausages unlike the afore mentioned.

    No liver though :)


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    Slunk
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    L.A.D wrote: »
    The Lovin Spoon on North Great Frederick Street, just off Dorset Street

    Went in there the other day having seen it mentioned quite a lot on here before. Was average I thought.


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    Howard Juneau
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    The Kingfisher on Parnell St.


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    Mr Simpson
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    MonaPizza wrote: »
    Another thread (Athlone monster breakfast) has got me salivating. Despite the fact that I have loads of leftovers in the fridge I'm craving a fryup now and not one I make myself.

    Probably been asked before and will probably get me sent to another forum but I'll try. Where (cafe/restaurant/pub) can I get a great value fryup in or around the city centre?

    mmmmm.....rashers!!!

    Correct. Region specific queries are best placed in the relevant regional forum :)


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    ardle1
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    WP_20131007_001_zpse637ab37.jpg


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    January
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    Egg is woeful looking, sausages are burnt, beans look too watery... Where's the mushrooms? Rashers look a little weird too... Where is that from.


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    Hootanany
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    ardle1 wrote: »
    <Please don't quote images (especially huge ones!!)>

    That looks like a top of a thumb.


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    P.Walnuts
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    January wrote: »
    Egg is woeful looking, sausages are burnt, beans look too watery... Where's the mushrooms? Rashers look a little weird too... Where is that from.


    Nothing wrong with a bit of char on a sausage!


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    Mr Simpson
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    Ardle1, I've resized your image, it was HUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGEEEEEE.


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    Howard Juneau
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    Lads tis probably ardle's missus did that for his tea. He posted the pic to gain some brownie points........after your feckin comments he's just got himself a week in the spare room!


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    El Guapo!
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    The full Irish in Clarkes Bakery in Cabra is brilliant for a hangover.
    Food Fare in Finglas is nice too.


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    DaSchmo
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    Gerry's on Montague St. Hands down


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    enda1
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    ardle1 wrote: »
    Pic

    Beans?! No balk pudding!!

    Return that to the chef!


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    themandan6611
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    kennedys in fairview is really good


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    ardle1
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    January wrote: »
    Egg is woeful looking, sausages are burnt, beans look too watery... Where's the mushrooms? Rashers look a little weird too... Where is that from.

    Eh well a friend off mine did that, eh yeah a friend!!!:( :o:(:o


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    robjones1981
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    Cafe Sofia on Wexford St - a winner every time - best value price wise too - it just can not be beaten

    Noshington opposite Griffith College is decent too


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    chopper6
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    Kilkenny design on Nassau st..upstairs do a 5 item breakfast including tea and toast for a fiver.

    The sausages are enormous,proper meaty ones too.


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    fryup
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    Hobarts in Ranelagh


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    robjones1981
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    chopper6 wrote: »
    Kilkenny design on Nassau st..upstairs do a 5 item breakfast including tea and toast for a fiver.

    The sausages are enormous,proper meaty ones too.

    Must try this out


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    PirateShampoo
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    Well uve got Matt the Rasher in Crumlin on Sundrive Road which is proper nice and a new place has opened up on the Long Mile Road next to Sullivan Safety near lidle called the the Farmers Market or something that is really nice.


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    odd1
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    MonaPizza wrote: »
    Another thread (Athlone monster breakfast) has got me salivating. Despite the fact that I have loads of leftovers in the fridge I'm craving a fryup now and not one I make myself.

    Probably been asked before and will probably get me sent to another forum but I'll try. Where (cafe/restaurant/pub) can I get a great value fryup in or around the city centre?

    mmmmm.....rashers!!!
    Hungry monkey. Mulhuddard
    Cheese pantry. Drumcondra
    SuperMac 's


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    January
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    odd1 wrote: »
    Hungry monkey. Mulhuddard
    Cheese pantry. Drumcondra
    SuperMac 's

    I'm not a fan of the Hungry Monkey... the two close community centre's (one at the top of Mulhuddart beside the Spar and one in Parslickstown House) cafe's are much better and more reasonable. But that's Dublin 15.


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    MissFlitworth
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    Really like the breakfasts in WUFF in Stoneybatter, their sausages are the size of a baby's arm and they make their own beans. The only problem is getting a seat at the weekends as it's really busy.


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