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All you can eat?

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  • 08-10-2016 5:09pm
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    josanine
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    Hi,
    A group of us are visiting Galway for a day out next month. One guy is a problem eater so we need to stay within a 5 min roll of an 'all you can eat' restaurant. Can you please make a few suggestions, so that we can plan our day and get this guy through the day safe and sound? Thanks.


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    Faith
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    Mod note: Moved from Food.


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    Gremlinertia
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    Pomegranate on Eglinton street is (or was last i looked) all you can eat, other than that i can't think of anywhere that does that sort of thing daily.


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    BTH
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    "The Challenge" in Scotty's should keep him quiet for a while.


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    TerrorFirmer
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    Gremlinertia wrote: »
    Pomegranate on Eglinton street is (or was last i looked) all you can eat, other than that i can't think of anywhere that does that sort of thing daily.

    This is my first thought also, there's also the Indian Tulsi on Buttermilk walk used to do a Sunday buffet as well - wasn't brilliant, very limited selection, but it's an option. Pomegranate is much better, cheaper and better variety.


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