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Best Breakfast near Henry st / Jervis

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  • 18-05-2018 4:09pm
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    budhabob
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    Hi All,

    As the title suggests, where would you recommend as the best breakfast place (fry, pancakes, eggs - options) in the above location. we tend to like to pop into the city nice and early, but have failed to ever be impressed with breakfast options. Brother Hubbards gets mentioned regularly, but at weekends the menu isn't great (IMHO).

    Thanks in advance


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    Gloomtastic!
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    Ann’s Bakery opposite the Jarvis does breakfasts


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    Del Rio's at the bottom of Marlborough St do a great fry. It's a chipper/greasy spoon by day, though, so I'm unsure about pancakes etc.


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    scarlet_mandy
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    budhabob wrote: »
    Hi All,

    As the title suggests, where would you recommend as the best breakfast place (fry, pancakes, eggs - options) in the above location. we tend to like to pop into the city nice and early, but have failed to ever be impressed with breakfast options. Brother Hubbards gets mentioned regularly, but at weekends the menu isn't great (IMHO).


    Thanks in advance


    Lemon Jellys is great, great breakfast options and tastes amazing. Just behind Jervis Luas stop heading towards quays on that walkway there.


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    Leinster1980
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    Wuff

    It’s a stop down on the luas towards Smithfield

    www.wuff.ie


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    Sideshow Mark
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    In that area I like The Tram in the square beside Jervis Centre.


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    Pelvis
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    The Woollen Mills on Liffey St Lwr is decent.


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    SmallBalls
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    Kingfisher, Parnell Street..


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    Herpes Free Since03
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    SmallBalls wrote: »
    Kingfisher, Parnell Street..

    By far and away the best... anyone staying in Jury's across the road would always come across for brekkie there.


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    Hogzy
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    Brother Hubbards. Surprised it hasnt been mentioned.


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    Pelvis
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    Hogzy wrote: »
    Brother Hubbards. Surprised it hasnt been mentioned.
    Meh. Cramped and meh.


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    Hogzy
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    Pelvis wrote: »
    Meh. Cramped and meh.

    Food is subjective ;)

    They have trippled the size of the place since they re did it.


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    L1011
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    Hogzy wrote: »
    Brother Hubbards. Surprised it hasnt been mentioned.

    Probably because its dismissed in the OP.


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    Dyr
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    budhabob wrote: »
    Hi All,

    As the title suggests, where would you recommend as the best breakfast place (fry, pancakes, eggs - options) in the above location. we tend to like to pop into the city nice and early, but have failed to ever be impressed with breakfast options. Brother Hubbards gets mentioned regularly, but at weekends the menu isn't great (IMHO).

    Thanks in advance



    The loving spoonful on Frederick Street do pancakes in their frys. I've had cracking breakfasts and so-so breakfasts there


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    spurious
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    They do some nice brunchy things in the Blas cafe on Kings Inns St..


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    budhabob
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    Hi folks, cheers for all the recommendations. We tried anns bakery last weekend, twas grand, well fed and good value.

    Our tradition is into town early for brekkie and then get the shopping done, so will try the above recommendations next.


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    Hogzy
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    L1011 wrote: »
    Probably because its dismissed in the OP.

    huh hoo smart one!

    It would be helpful to read that wouldnt it!


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    w/s/p/c/
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    If you are looking for a decent fry up, head towards the markets, about 5 min walk from Jervis Shopping Centre.  Brendan's Coffee Shop on Mary's Lane, its opposite the fruit market.  You will be well fed, everything served on batch bread, proper greasy spoon café.


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