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Best breakfast sandwich on the northside?

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  • 14-03-2016 8:46pm
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    flogen
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    Looking for recommendations for a top notch breakfast sandwich (or roll, bap, muffin, bagel, whatever) on the northside of the city.

    A personal favourite is McMahon's in Glasnevin but looking to see what else is out there.


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    January
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    flogen wrote: »
    Looking for recommendations for a top notch breakfast sandwich (or roll, bap, muffin, bagel, whatever) on the northside of the city.

    A personal favourite is McMahon's in Glasnevin but looking to see what else is out there.

    If you want to go West a little bit then Hillview stores on the Ladyswell road is definitely the best breakfast roll ever.


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    Hanley
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    I'm VERY partial to the breakfast ciabatta in cafe by day on Drumcondra road.


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    flogen
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    Hanley wrote: »
    I'm VERY partial to the breakfast ciabatta in cafe by day on Drumcondra road.

    Don't think I've eaten there since it was a Munchies - which is a good while ago. Was always decent back then, though. Thanks.


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    flogen
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    January wrote: »
    If you want to go West a little bit then Hillview stores on the Ladyswell road is definitely the best breakfast roll ever.

    Bit of a trek but sounds like it's worth it!


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    OldBean
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    Cowtown on Manor St. do a good bacon buttie. The breakfast pies in Love Supreme are tasty, but a bit pricier. Cure what ails you though.

    Fresh in Smithfield do great breakfast rolls.


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    flogen
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    OldBean wrote: »
    Cowtown on Manor St. do a good bacon buttie. The breakfast pies in Love Supreme are tasty, but a bit pricier. Cure what ails you though.

    Fresh in Smithfield do great breakfast rolls.

    Heard lots of positive things about Cowtown - it's definitely on the 'must visit' list.


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    shrapnel222
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    buenos dias bagel in seven wonders in the IFSC. so good!


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    Hanley
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    Also, if you stretch your definition to "pancake" - the breakfast galette in Anderson's Creperie in Drumcondra is INSANE.


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    AnonoBoy
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    flogen wrote: »
    Heard lots of positive things about Cowtown - it's definitely on the 'must visit' list.

    The good thing about Cowtown is they do simple things right. Nothing fancy about the fry - just a good fry at a good price.

    Small fry with toast and a cup of tea/coffee for five euro? With free refills on coffee?

    Yes please.


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    Ciaran_B
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    The sausage and rasher butty in Deli 147 on Parnell St. is superb.


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    SB_Part2
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    Ciaran_B wrote: »
    The sausage and rasher butty in Deli 147 on Parnell St. is superb.

    +1 to this.


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    January
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    flogen wrote: »
    Bit of a trek but sounds like it's worth it!

    It has been discussed widely on the Dublin 15 forum.


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    flogen
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    Hanley wrote: »
    Also, if you stretch your definition to "pancake" - the breakfast galette in Anderson's Creperie in Drumcondra is INSANE.

    I'm willing to consider pretty much anything flour-based! Am often in Andersons in Glasnevin - have yet to try the Creperie.


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    flogen
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    AnonoBoy wrote: »
    The good thing about Cowtown is they do simple things right. Nothing fancy about the fry - just a good fry at a good price.

    Small fry with toast and a cup of tea/coffee for five euro? With free refills on coffee?

    Yes please.

    So I hear - someone mentioned it to me when I was giving out about the demise of the greasy spoon (as much as I like the more modern fare, sometimes you just want a big-but-simple simple fry)


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    flogen
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    Ciaran_B wrote: »
    The sausage and rasher butty in Deli 147 on Parnell St. is superb.

    Can't say I've heard of it but food looks really good. Thanks!


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    cson
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    Deli 147 is quality but a little pricy.


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