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What to have in O'Briens?

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  • 15-09-2015 4:16pm
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    lcstress2012
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    Never had it before so gonna get it tomorrow. I am the fussiest eater on the planet, I don't have butter. What could I have in I briens (that has loads of meat) can you make up ur own sandwich/roll.

    Also is a ciabatta the same as a roll or can you just get a roll in O'Briens?
    Sorry for the questions, I like meats like chicken Turkey ham bacon etc.

    Thanks


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    MagicMarker
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    Trippledecker. NOT toasted. Honestly, toasting something with coleslaw on it is feckin' disgusting.

    That is all.


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    Confucius say
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    lcstress2012 wrote: »
    Never had it before so gonna get it tomorrow. I am the fussiest eater on the planet, I don't have butter. What could I have in I briens (that has loads of meat) can you make up ur own sandwich/roll.

    Also is a ciabatta the same as a roll or can you just get a roll in O'Briens?
    Sorry for the questions, I like meats like chicken Turkey ham bacon etc.

    Thanks

    You're fretting about and researching what to order in a sandwich shop. How do you get by in life normally? This made me chuckle.


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    L1011
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    MagicMarker wrote: »
    Trippledecker. NOT toasted. Honestly, toasting something with coleslaw on it is feckin' disgusting.

    That is all.

    Thsts why some add it after toasting. Works well enough then.


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    discus
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    Confucius say wrote: »
    You're fretting about and researching what to order in a sandwich shop. How do you get by in life normally? This made me chuckle.

    I like OPs approach. Research and get everything squared. Unlike those gob****es who get to the front of the queue, and then start looking at the menu and asking ridiculous questions!


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    freshpopcorn
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    It's a generally sandwich shop. They've a good variety of meets/salads/breads/etc.


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    Hanley
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    Wrap with lots of meat and salads could be a good shout.

    You can make up your own like any deli shop if something on the menu doesn't tickle your fancy.


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    Wheety
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    I like the Hot Chicken Ciabatta. Chicken, mayo, roasted peppers, lettuce and onions.


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    Birneybau
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    Ah jaysus...


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    FloatingVoter
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    Ask for a slab of bread with something dead in it. And milky tea. And pull up your pants - your crack is showing.


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    Faith+1
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    Confucius say
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    So how did you get on??? Are you ok???


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    Muahahaha
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    Love the O'Briens Breakfast sandwich, comes with a tea or regular coffee for €5.75.


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    Confucius say
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    We're all worried sick :(


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    Strumms
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    Confucius say wrote: »
    You're fretting about and researching what to order in a sandwich shop. How do you get by in life normally? This made me chuckle.

    The OP has also started another thread asking for assistance as to which sock to put on first in the morning. Or if they haven't I expect them to.

    As regards the sandwich... Do you want us to eat it for you too ? Btw if you do I volunteer. I like sammitches :D


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    Augme
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    I'm actually really excited about finding out how you get on tomorrow OP.


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    FloatingVoter
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    Me too. Perhaps Tubridy can interview the winning sandwich on the Late Late.


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    kylith
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    Tuna melt with added beetroot or pickles. Nomnomnomnomnom.


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    MagicMarker wrote: »
    Trippledecker. NOT toasted. Honestly, toasting something with coleslaw on it is feckin' disgusting.

    That is all.

    They use to not toast anything with mayo on it. Back in the days when O'Briens was actually nice, I would ocassionally get a wrap with chicken mayo, cranberry sauce, and brie toasted, but they would put the wrap with the cheese and relish under the grill and then add the chicken after. Was so good *drool*.

    Haven't been in an O'Briens in years I don't think.


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    readyletsgo
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    O'Brien is pretty crappy and mean and expensive!

    Go to Seven Wonders for amazing (and cheap) bagels or sandwiches and the best coffee in Dublin.

    Edit: and Pig & Heffer for a PROPER big meaty sambo!


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    malibu4u
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    readyletsgo wrote: »
    O'Brien is pretty crappy and mean and expensive!

    Go to Seven Wonders for amazing (and cheap) bagels or sandwiches and the best coffee in Dublin.

    Edit: and Pig & Heffer for a PROPER big meaty sambo!
    you are making me hungry now


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    Muahahaha
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    readyletsgo wrote: »
    O'Brien is pretty crappy and mean and expensive!

    Go to Seven Wonders for amazing (and cheap) bagels or sandwiches and the best coffee in Dublin.

    Edit: and Pig & Heffer for a PROPER big meaty sambo!

    where are both of those in Dublin?


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    readyletsgo
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    Muahahaha wrote: »
    where are both of those in Dublin?

    Well, seven wonders is in the chq in the ifsc, and the other one I know of is at the other end of ifsc down a road from college of Ireland, past M&S if that helps.

    P&H have a few locations, here's a Google search for ya https://www.google.ie/search?q=pig+%26+heifer&oq=pig+%26+&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l3.6182j0j4&client=ms-android-h3g-ie&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8 check out that menu, drool!


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    Dord
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    Has to be the triple decker.


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    vicwatson
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    O'Briens me arse, go to a local deli for a better cheaper sandwich imo


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    colm_mcm
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    Dord wrote: »
    Has to be the triple decker.

    They do a class deluxe triple decker with Turkey and ham. Delish.

    Lettuce/Mayo/coleslaw is just wrong heated up. My local one puts that stuff in afterwards.


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    Ben D Bus
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    Ham.



    And a bag of Tayto.



    Hope you're OK.


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