Best place for food and bakery breakfest

Mr Snow

I am looking for a good place for breakfast lunch and a bakery.

I would like to eat in without booking a seat

Hannibal

Mr Snow wrote: »

I am looking for a good place for breakfast lunch and a bakery.

I would like to eat in without booking a seat

Dublin is a big place, would help if you narrowed down your scope a little bit

Mr Snow

Beside Dublin busaras

Buckfast W

U could try this place just around from store street (Sunrise Bakery), I pass it most mornings on my way to work but I've never been in it.

https://goo.gl/maps/1dcMvRGQErA2

Birneybau

Booking a seat for breakfast?

Mr Snow

Birneybau wrote: »

Booking a seat for breakfast?

for lunch and dinner

spurious

Buckfast W wrote: »

U could try this place just around from store street (Sunrise Bakery), I pass it most mornings on my way to work but I've never been in it.

https://goo.gl/maps/1dcMvRGQErA2

I've been in it. It's fairly limited as regards breakfast (seems to do a lot of takeaway coffee), but it's a perfectly nice place. Friendly staff.

For a big fry, there's The Pantry on Talbot Street, or there's the place under the bridge on Gardiner Street, near the hostel on Frenchman's lane. I think it's called Rashers.

OP you won't need to book for breakfast anywhere in Dublin, or lunch either, unless you're looking at the likes of Chapter One.

Le Bon Crubeen, also on Talbot Street, do a nice lunch. In fact there are a number of places up that end of Talbot Street that do breakfasts too. the closer you go to Busaras, the more limited the choice.

Ciaran_B

The Wooden Whisk for brekky and bakery and Eli for lunch.