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Anywhere to get a decent bite to eat

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  • 18-12-2015 6:42pm
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    stevek93
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    Anybody know where to get something decent to eat in city centre for reasonable price that isnt poison, sick of McDonald and other fast food places.


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    jimmii
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    stevek93 wrote: »
    Anybody know where to get something decent to eat in city centre for reasonable price that isnt poison, sick of McDonald and other fast food places.

    Kays in Jervis has some nice options.


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    stevek93
    Registered Users Posts: 3,088 ✭✭✭stevek93


    jimmii wrote: »
    Kays in Jervis has some nice options.

    Cool thanks am in Jervis at the moment will check it out.


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    jimmii
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    stevek93 wrote: »
    Cool thanks am in Jervis at the moment will check it out.

    Thats handy lol! Everywhere else is going to be jammers but should be fine there.


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    Lux23
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    I like Kays and Anns Bakery on Mary and Moore Street.


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    tayto lover
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    I generally find the food in places in the city center overrated and over-priced.


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    Galadriel
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    tayto lover wrote: »
    I generally find the food in places in the city center overrated and over-priced.

    You should try Blas Cafe, it has the nicest sambos, salads and soups, since it opened up near my job I haven't gone anywhere else, it's big and spacious as well which is a plus this time of the year

    http://www.blascafe.ie/


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    stevek93
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    Got a lovely dinner in diceys today for 5.20 typical Sunday dinner you find in any Irish pub.

    Worth travelling to for it.


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    Hanley
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    define "reasonable price"...


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    zoobizoo
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    Vegan and veggie option at Govindas on George's St and Middle Abbey St......

    Healthy, hearty, big portions.....


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    sabat
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    Epicurean food Hall, the Greek place and Rafa's Temakis are both good value and won't leave you feeling queasy afterwards


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    Lux23
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    tayto lover wrote: »
    I generally find the food in places in the city center overrated and over-priced.

    The same could be said of many suburban places.


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    badker
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    Mongolian BBQ €5.90 behind central bank

    Or dicey garden €7 Harcourt street 6.20 with student card

    Also there are a good few burrito places


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