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Restaurant Dublin 1

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  • 27-05-2014 12:42pm
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    neemish
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    I'm looking for a decent restaurant in or around O'Connell Street to bring the Mammy out for a birthday dinner on Sunday evening. We're not very fancy food people, so there is no point in spending huge money or going to somewhere very posh (said in my best south co dublin accent!)

    Looking for somewhere with good grub and a relaxed atmosphere, in the €30-35 range per person.

    Ta!


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    Chocoholic84
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    Carlo's is really nice....got steak on the stone there before and it's fab! V reasonable too.


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    schemingbohemia
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    Le Bon Crubeen is nice too.


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    stmol32
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    neemish wrote: »
    We're not very fancy food people....


    Just based on that I reckon Flanagan's would be your cup of tea.
    I haven't been there in about two years so I can't personally vouch for the food but it was lovely and I'm still hearing good things from people.
    Also right on O'Connell street.


    http://www.flanagansrestaurantdublin.com/pdfmenu/A%20la%20Carte%20Flanagans%20Menu.pdf


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    Galadriel
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    schemingbohemia wrote: »
    Le Bon Crubeen is nice too.

    +1 for Le Bon Crubeen, really good food. Plus there's a groupon available on one of those sites at the moment - any two starters, any two main courses and any two desserts for about €45.


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    jimmii
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    Black Sheep is more of a pub but the food is really good.


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    mosi
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    schemingbohemia wrote: »
    Le Bon Crubeen is nice too.
    Galadriel wrote: »
    +1 for Le Bon Crubeen, really good food. Plus there's a groupon available on one of those sites at the moment - any two starters, any two main courses and any two desserts for about €45.

    Another +1 for Le Bon Crubeen, have eaten there a few times and the food is gorgeous


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    CPSW
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    Le Bon Crubeen too! Lovely food at a reasonable price


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    Raminahobbin
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    Yamamori is the business! Just by the Ha'penny bridge, not too far from O'Connell street.


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    jimmii
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    I've been wanting to find somewhere good in D1 too will have to give Le Bon Crubeen a try by the sounds of it!!


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    dandyo
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    The Hot Stove


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    stargazer 68
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    The Italian Connection on Talbot Street is nice too. Never been to Le Bon Crubeen but might have to give it a go :)


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    Chocoholic84
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    Forgot about Le Bon Crubeen, that is fab too!
    And The Italian Connection is really yummy too...their pasta with the tiger prawns in spicy sauce is to die for!


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    spurious
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    101 Talbot - nice and casual, but with good nosh.
    Sherie's on Abbey Street by the LUAS stop is very pleasant too.


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    Muahahaha
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    The Church at the end of Henry St an option too, also the Winding Stair at the Ha'penny Bridge, really good food there and a nice view, ask for a window table


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