Best lunch spots in Dublin city?

Ush1

Just wondering what peoples favourite places for lunch around the city are? Include prices if possible!

I'd start with Bunsen Burger on Wexford Street. For a burger, fries and drink it's around 12 euro but the burger is top notch!

ciaradx

Bear on South William St do a good lunch menu. Personally love the minute steak with fries for 10 euro.

gizmo81

Salamanca. Andrew Street

Two Course lunch for €10 Mon-Fri. €12 Sat-Sun.

We've been going years, menu changes four times a year.

Love the steak/pepper sauce and Chroizo Burger.

And the Ham Cheese Croquette starters are to die for.

Add wine for around €4

Passenger

For a good sandwich, Deli 147 on Parnell Street. Usually in or around €6.

odyssey06

La Cave, South Anne Street. Two course lunch for €14.

http://lacavewinebar.com/lunch-menu/

wordofwarning

Green Bench just beside Coppers do amazing sandwiches. Take away only though. Its like €6.50

Corruptedmorals

Montos on Camden Street, opposite the Bleeding Horse. The pizzas, cod and Philly steak sandwich get a special mention and the lasagne, chicken and pasta dishes and curry are great too. A main and drink is about €10-11. Lovely place and the staff are friendly too.

ixoy

For a big feed, Pitt Bros [Millennium Walkway and Georges Street] do a burger, fries, drink and ice-cream for €10. Likely to have you falling asleep at your desk later on due its size!

gizmo81

I must try that, I believe the Pitts Bros Gang are they ones behind Block Burger, who do mighty fine burgers.

ixoy wrote: »

For a big feed, Pitt Bros [Millennium Walkway and Georges Street] do a burger, fries, drink and ice-cream for €10. Likely to have you falling asleep at your desk later on due its size!

Drummerboy2

La Bon Crubeen on Talbot Street is top notch.

Tar.Aldarion

umi falafel on dame street are amazing. lunch deal is like wrap/potato bravas/drink for €7.50.

Blazing salads on drury street are great but only takeaway.

wordofwarning

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

umi falafel on dame street are amazing. lunch deal is like wrap/potato bravas/drink for €7.50.

I had Umi Falafel and I thought it was fine. Nothing special or amazing. I wouldn't be pushed to go there again in a hurry

MartyMcFly84

Umm Falafel are ok. There seemed to be a lot of buzz around it. There is fresh sides but the falafel itself is only ok, they are small so cook quickly. Deep fried balls of chickpea is never going to rock my world. When I was there it seemed over cooked.

boobycharlton

Homemade sambo in the people's gardens in the Phoeno is my favourite spot!

MartyMcFly84

Aobaba on Capel Street is a great Vietnamese place.

They do a fantastic bowl of Pho for about 6.00 EUR or a Banh Mi Sandwich for 4.50, I recommend the grilled pork. Fantastic light fresh and vibrant flavours.

They do a selection of Bubble teas also. Have found it has become increasingly busy over the last year. I guess more people are finding this gem.

uck51js9zml2yt

J2 sushi on the corner of poolbeg / Hawkins st.
Genuine Japanese . Gets jammed at lunch though!

Ush1

Doughboys at the bottom of Camden Street, near the Bleeding Horse for gourmet sandwiches. Just got an Italian Sub for 7 euro, very nice.

spurious

Blas cafe on Kings Inns street. Never seems to be packed, possibly because it's a little bit out of the way.

retalivity

Saoirse Silly Bimbo wrote: »

J2 sushi on the corner of poolbeg / Hawkins st.
Genuine Japanese . Gets jammed at lunch though!

Is that the same people that had the one on the quays outside citigroup? They were far from a genuine Japanese.

Dr Crayfish

MartyMcFly84 wrote: »

Aobaba on Capel Street is a great Vietnamese place.

ffs, don't tell people about Aobaba it's packed all the time as is!

howiya

retalivity wrote: »

Is that the same people that had the one on the quays outside citigroup? They were far from a genuine Japanese.

Same crowd. One on Hawkins Street is called Japanese Kitchen by J2. Haven't been in either but walked past it today

Ush1

Corruptedmorals wrote: »

Montos on Camden Street, opposite the Bleeding Horse. The pizzas, cod and Philly steak sandwich get a special mention and the lasagne, chicken and pasta dishes and curry are great too. A main and drink is about €10-11. Lovely place and the staff are friendly too.

Ate there today. Liked it a lot, had the Mexican wrap for 6.50. Very reasonable prices also, 7.50 for a pizza!

RasTa

Green Bench cafe and eating sandwich in the Iveagh Gardens

Ush1

RasTa wrote: »

Green Bench cafe and eating sandwich in the Iveagh Gardens

Had the Rosemary Chicken sandwich there the other day, very tasty and reasonable, 6.50.

RasTa

I'm a brisket man, maybe once or twice a month. I arrive late and the chicken has always being sold out.

dr.kenneth noisewater

Green bench do the best sambos in town, the BBQ pulled pork is amazing!

SB_Part2

Green bench, 147 Deli and The Legal Eagle.

Bluezar

From Mexico to Rome down in Temple Bar is a great - they do a 2 course lunch and a glass of wine for a tenner 7 days a week -

Wheety

Ush1 wrote: »

Doughboys at the bottom of Camden Street, near the Bleeding Horse for gourmet sandwiches. Just got an Italian Sub for 7 euro, very nice.

Yeah this place is good. The Dirty Bob (meatballs) and the Chicken and Chorizo are both my recommendations.

Not sure how long it's open but it's getting busier all the time. Which is a good sign as it would mostly be repeat customers.