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Pub grub in City centre

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  • 28-03-2017 6:50pm
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    cosanostra
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    Hi I'm looking for suggestions for somewhere to get good pub grub in the city centre on a friday afternoon, most of the places I can think of are just carvery style food, preferably somewhere that has a good choice on the menu steaks burgers pasta seafood etc.


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    athtrasna
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    cosanostra wrote: »
    Hi I'm looking for suggestions for somewhere to get good pub grub in the city centre on a friday afternoon, most of the places I can think of are just carvery style food, preferably somewhere that has a good choice on the menu steaks burgers pasta seafood etc.

    Any of the porterhouses or the River Bar.


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    jimd2
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    Maybe this

    http://lmulligangrocer1.weebly.com/


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    irlirishkev
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    cosanostra wrote:
    Hi I'm looking for suggestions for somewhere to get good pub grub in the city centre on a friday afternoon, most of the places I can think of are just carvery style food, preferably somewhere that has a good choice on the menu steaks burgers pasta seafood etc.

    Bull & Castle at Christchurch is excellent.


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    Zaph
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    The Galway Bay pubs do good food, and they're dotted around town so you'll probably end up near one - The Beer Market (Christchurch), Brew Dock (Amiens St.), Against the Grain (Wexford St.), The Black Sheep (Capel St.), Alfie Byrne's (Earlsfort Terrace).


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    amtc
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    I always like The Lotts or The Church.


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    L1011
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    You'll be looking for your time machine when you leave The Church, its like 2005 all over again in there.


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    refusetolose
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    o sheas on gardiner street!


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    mistersifter
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    O'Neills on Suffolk St. Lovely carvery and reasonably priced.


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    James 007
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    mistersifter wrote: »
    O'Neills on Suffolk St. Lovely carvery and reasonably priced.
    Just what the OP has ordered!, now take it back!


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    Birneybau
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    athtrasna wrote: »
    Any of the porterhouses or the River Bar.

    Food in Porterhouses gone waaay donwhill


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    caff
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    Lotts is good


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    BeerNut
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    cosanostra wrote: »
    Hi I'm looking for suggestions for somewhere to get good pub grub in the city centre on a friday afternoon, most of the places I can think of are just carvery style food, preferably somewhere that has a good choice on the menu steaks burgers pasta seafood etc.
    I quite like Luigi Malones for this sort of thing -- not a pub but does have decent beer. Alternatively JW Sweetman has a good lunch menu.

    My beer blog | The Twitter | My other beer blog



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    mistersifter
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    James 007 wrote: »
    Just what the OP has ordered!, now take it back!

    Oops! I didnt read the OP properly, apologies. Still decent grub mind you! :pac: Plenty of options down Baggot street e.g. Doheny and Nesbitts, Foleys, they do decent non carvery menus.


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    juno10353
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    The Workshop, Kennedy's next door to Tara Street Dart Station


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    Dyr
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    mistersifter wrote: »
    O'Neills on Suffolk St. Lovely carvery and reasonably priced.

    Slap up grub and plenty of it


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    yourdeadwright
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    Surprisingly good food in Pygmalion
    And the menu is fairly big to


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