Nice brunch in city?

detoxkid

Any suggestions? We are down for the night and staying in the absolute where breakfast is not included. Looking for somewhere nice..

moby2101

Hey,
Enjoy your stay in Limerick!
Best by a mile, try the Savoy Hotel, bit pricey! Lovely dining room upstairs and great food

his_dudeness

Canteen on Mallow Street or Hook and Ladder.

Jofspring

Papa's on Denmark.Street. It's gotten really popular so get in there early around lunch time if you can. The amazing chicken salad is a cracker.

dibkins

If it is Saturday morning then head to the market and grab something nice there!

stefanovich

his_dudeness wrote: »

Canteen on Mallow Street or Hook and Ladder.

Only if you like hippy food and art students.

Skuxx

The Buttery on Bedford Row is luvly, Id highly recommend!!

black & white

Jofspring wrote: »

Papa's on Denmark.Street. It's gotten really popular so get in there early around lunch time if you can. The amazing chicken salad is a cracker.

X 100, doesn't open on Sundays though.

turtleshead

If it is Saturday morning although not in the city I would recommend Collins Bar in Dooradoyle, the eggs benedict were probably the best I have had in Limerick. The ingredients in the full irish were excellent with the sausage and bacon top quality.

Poxyshamrock

Skuxx wrote: »

The Buttery on Bedford Row is luvly, Id highly recommend!!

The Buttery is closed at the moment for renovations.


OP I think you should try Hook and Ladder. It sounds like what you're after and it's in the city centre.

Iranoutofideas

his_dudeness wrote: »

Canteen on Mallow Street or Hook and Ladder.

Canteen is at the other end of the city if you're staying in the Absolute Hotel. Not worth the trek in my opinion. Hook and Ladder is nice but very expensive.

Skuxx wrote: »

The Buttery on Bedford Row is luvly, Id highly recommend!!

The food is nice. The coffee and cupcakes are a rip off.

turtleshead wrote: »

If it is Saturday morning although not in the city I would recommend Collins Bar in Dooradoyle, the eggs benedict were probably the best I have had in Limerick. The ingredients in the full irish were excellent with the sausage and bacon top quality.

Bit of a trek from the Absolute though, miles away.

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

The Buttery is closed at the moment for renovations.


OP I think you should try Hook and Ladder. It sounds like what you're after and it's in the city centre.

Closed for renovations? They're only open since the summer...odd.


I'd also suggest Olio&Farino on Little Catherine Street if they like Italian. Some gorgeous food in there, cold platters and salads and pasta stuff.

Reputable Rog

The Locke does very good eggs Benedict.
The Strand hotel is very good for brunch. Had a very good croque Madame there.
http://www.strandhotellimerick.ie/upload/docs/lunch-menu-cafe-2015.pdf

Doom

stefanovich wrote: »

Only if you like hippy food and art students.

At least your type won't be there...

seachto7

Mallow st the other end of the city? It's hardly New York we're talking about! A 15 min walk

Iranoutofideas

seachto7 wrote: »

Mallow st the other end of the city? It's hardly New York we're talking about! A 15 min walk

If I was staying in the Absolute (a lot more than a 15 minute walk) I couldn't be arsed walking up there.

detoxkid

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. We ended up in the market for crepes and delicious hot choc...i was well impressed with the market!