Breakfast or brunch on a Sunday?

Seems like Liberty Grill and other places closed, where's good?

jimgoose

Tony's Bistro on North Main Street. Decent, honest-ta-Jaysis little caff and nice folks.

pogsick

Flying Enterprise is lovely too

whisky_galore

Think Mother Jones market and Bodega open for food possibly?

what the hell!

I think Ali's is open? And The Parlour Cafe and De Calf.

the beer revolu

O Flynns on Winthrop St.
The Sextant

whatever76

Brick Lane isn't too bad for Sunday Brunch.  + 1 for the parlour as well very nice little café  next to bodega

pwurple

Never had brunch there, but I know Brick Lane does a 'bottomless brunch' on Sunday's I think. 30 euros for brunch with prosecco.
Salt on victoria road does brunch on a sunday I think.

The Weir rooms in the River Lee hotel does a lovely outdoor heated room over the river and their brunch is very good.

Thanks for all the pointers everyone.

Staying in River Lee in a couple of weeks. Didn't bother with breakfast, figured we'd just stroll to the Liberty Grill when checking out, but then found out it's closed on a Sunday. Hence my request.

razorblunt

I liked the brunch in Amicus, on Paul St, while I was home over Xmas.

Lia_lia

Decalf cafe, The Sextant and Salt would be my favourites for brunch. The parlour is also very nice.

14a on French church street do a nice breakfast/brunch. Soho also do a nice breakfast. If you want a proper massive feed then Tony's bistro will hit the spot.

Liberty grill is very nice but they don't do a proper full breakfast and I always end up spending a fortune there adding sides like bacon, black pudding etc so it wouldn't be my first choice for that reason but they are losing a lot of money by not opening on Sunday, I always wondered why they don't open.

kcb

Fresco in the Glucksman opens at 12 I believe. A good spot.

rebel.ranter

Paddy The Farmers at the bottom of Southern Road.

.red.

Makenzie Uneven Graphologist wrote: »

If you want a proper massive feed then Tony's bistro will hit the spot..

Its been about 10years since I was in Tony's but it used to be awful. The food would be floating in grease. The only thing that wasn't deep fried was the toast lol.
We used to hit town on a Sunday morning for a hangover breakfast. The lads went to Tony's and I used to go to the shop on grand parage for a breakfast roll to eat in the car on my own.
Its a big feed for cheap compared to others, but I wouldn't be recommending it for a nice Sunday breakfast.

leahyl

Gallaghers do a lovely brunch - good selection and tasty

overmantle

rebel.ranter wrote: »

Paddy The Farmers at the bottom of Southern Road.

Didn't realise this place was still opened. When last I was there, it was closing. Thanks for the recommendation.

overmantle

leahyl wrote: »

Gallaghers do a lovely brunch - good selection and tasty

Where is Gallaghers?

overmantle

Sorry. I just googled it. It's the Gastro Pub on MacCurtain Street.

the beer revolu

Tara's tea room, Mc Curtain St.

razorblunt

overmantle wrote: »

Didn't realise this place was still opened. When last I was there, it was closing. Thanks for the recommendation.

It's reopened, under new owners.

Samhain

Goldbergs do a lovely Sunday brunch from 11 to 4, some Sundays they have a DJ or Singer/instrumentalist. I would also recommend the River Lee but if you are staying there too you would probably want a change of scenery.

CHealy

razorblunt wrote: »

It's reopened, under new owners.

Same owners as Soho btw, so pretty much the exact same menu. Its only ok in my experience but its a really nice bar for a few drinks.

.red.

.red. wrote: »

Its been about 10years since I was in Tony's but it used to be awful. The food would be floating in grease. The only thing that wasn't deep fried was the toast lol..

When I go to tony's this is exactly what I want. Greasy deliciousness and you can get massive breakfasts there.

We ended up staying in the River Lee Hotel's own restaurant, the Weir Rooms. Wife didn't want to pack up, drive into city, get kid in and out of car etc so we decided it was there or Serendipity across the road. Anyway, it was very nice, had some eggs Benedict with mushrooms and asparagus and was 8 or 9 euros...when we checked in we were told to add breakfast was 17 each so this worked out a lot better.

Thanks for all the pointers.

Malari

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We ended up staying in the River Lee Hotel's own restaurant, the Weir Rooms. Wife didn't want to pack up, drive into city, get kid in and out of car etc so we decided it was there or Serendipity across the road. Anyway, it was very nice, had some eggs Benedict with mushrooms and asparagus and was 8 or 9 euros...when we checked in we were told to add breakfast was 17 each so this worked out a lot better.

Thanks for all the pointers.

Drive into the city from the River Lee hotel?! It's virtually in the city

I have yet to try Serendipity but I hear it's good

Malari

Malari wrote: »

Drive into the city from the River Lee hotel?! It's virtually in the city

I have yet to try Serendipity but I hear it's good

Oh I know...but a long walk for a 2 year old and the Weir Rooms were just...handy.

Surely you have a buggy, River lee into town is a nothing walk you would struggle to park any closer.

Makenzie Uneven Graphologist

Makenzie Uneven Graphologist wrote: »

Surely you have a buggy, River lee into town is a nothing walk you would struggle to park any closer.

Unless parking in one of the ten city centre car parks........ or on street.

roundymac

Go Go's on the Well rd do a nice brunch at w/e.

pwurple

Makenzie Uneven Graphologist wrote: »

Surely you have a buggy, River lee into town is a nothing walk you would struggle to park any closer.

Give over would ya? Weir rooms do a really lovely brekkie, and they were there already.