Best breakfast in Dublin City

Slattsy

Not been a thread in a few years from what I can see and a lot may have changed.

Been a while since I've had a proper fry in Dublin and The Kingfisher was the place.
Still as good?

There'll be a heap of pints after so I'm not worried about the calories!

fleet_admiral

In my opinion the Kingfisher has slipped in recent times, I used to love that place.
I still enjoy the fry in the Earl on nth. Earl street

Slattsy

I'm sorry to hear that.
Hoping for somewhere around D1 or D2.

John_Rambo

Dublin's not good for breakfasts. But, Brother Hubbards are good. Unfortunately, their not open early enough for me at the weekend.

Jesus Wept

http://the-bakehouse.ie/

This place is nice.

Also Metro Cafe

I recommend the pancakes

realdanbreen

The Rodgers wrote: »

I recommend the pancakes

But you can't fry a pancake!

Slattsy

How have I never seen the Bakehouse before. My bus stops on Bachelors Walk!

kellsred

Gerry's cafe on Montague Lane just off Camden street

Kev W

realdanbreen wrote: »

But you can't fry a pancake!

How else do you make them?

Birneybau

Ann's on Henry Street do great value breakfasts, quality stuff. Sausages are gorgeous.

Kev W

kellsred wrote: »

Gerry's cafe on Montague Lane just off Camden street

Seconded. Amazing breakfast.

Inspector Dhar

Kev W wrote: »

Seconded. Amazing breakfast.

+1

cosmic

I haven't been in a long time (working in the middle of nowhere is killing me ) but I have always loved the breakfast in Lovin Spoon on Nth Frederick Street.

jon1981

http://www.herbstreet.ie/

Silly queues though the weekend, expected to be waiting for up to 30 mins after 10:30am.

boombang

jon1981 wrote: »

http://www.herbstreet.ie/

Ate brunch here once, wasn't impressed by the food, the place or the service.

Boom_Bap

The Rodgers wrote: »

http://the-bakehouse.ie/

This place is nice.

Also Metro Cafe

I recommend the pancakes

Metro Cafe is fecking great. Love that place, particularly the pancakes.

I'd also recommend the breakfast in Eddie Rockets, it's not the place one would immediately think of eating breakfast, but it's lovely.

Mesrine65

Paddy's Place in the Smithfield fruit market always did some good early morning nose-bag, don't know whether it's still there though, been a long time.

Slunk

Ann's in henry street is all pre-cooked and lying there. Brendan's in Smithfield beside the fruit market is the best fry going. Mug of tea and batch smothered in butter

uch

The Rodgers wrote: »

http://the-bakehouse.ie/

€10.95 for a feckin Fryup :eek: mother of jaysus

robjones1981

Cafe Sofia on Wexford St has long been my favourite

I agree about the Kingfisher - not as nice as it used to be - must try the Earl on Earl St

xalot

Elephant and Castle in Temple bar do the best scrambled eggs in the city. The Queen of tarts as well are fab.

stanley1

Any of these open early morning, 7am.

vicwatson

D4 Deli in Irishtown is lovely!

spurious

stanley1 wrote: »

Any of these open early morning, 7am.

Brendan's up in the markets opens early. Big feed. Batch toast.
http://www.yelp.ie/biz/brendans-coffee-shop-dublin

Slattsy

Anywhere around Temple Bar do a decent one?

salmocab

Place on james street I think, just off the quays called Oh Rourkes does great fry up and brekkie rolls.
spreadable white pudding too

pm1977x

The fry in the Bell & Pot is great, lovely staff too

http://www.bellandpot.ie/menu/#breakfast-brunch-lunch-menu

opens at 7am

gypsy79

Lovinspoon....nummy!!!

Bluezar

robjones1981 wrote: »

Cafe Sofia on Wexford St has long been my favourite

I agree about the Kingfisher - not as nice as it used to be - must try the Earl on Earl St

+1 for Cafe Sofia - Go in there every Saturday, great service from the girls there and lovely breakfast

PaulieC

boombang wrote: »

Ate brunch here once, wasn't impressed by the food, the place or the service.

+1. Very average.

Warper

Fusciardis on Marlborough St do the best all day breakie in the city - €7.

I work in the city centre and go for breakfast every morning and this is the best