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Bring your own

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  • 11-12-2018 5:08pm
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    FixdePitchmark
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    We go to a restaurant every year over Christmas -

    Went to Musashai last year - and it was bring your own and a big hit - a crowd of about 10

    Any other bring your own in Dublin

    Or if not - anything other recommendations Dublin


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    RacoonQueen
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    Jerusalem on Camden Street is BYOB - delicious food too.

    edit: they seem to charge more for it now whereas previously they just charged a 50 cent recycling fee
    https://jerusalemrestaurant.ie/faqs/


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    Dial Hard
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    Don't know anywhere in the city centre off the top of my head but Tani Sushi and Meghna Tandoori in Terenure are both BYO. So is Vermilion if you join their loyalty club.

    Khan's Balti House in Donnybrook too.


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    L1011
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    Rotana Cafe on Richmond Street, not that big though

    http://rotanacafe.ie/


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    ArtyC
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    The vintage kitchen on poolbeg street is amazing

    Though a small restaurant it's worth the squeeze imo


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    FixdePitchmark
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    I think I've gone off above ideas

    Any other restaurants in town
    We have done fxb
    Saba
    Fade street social

    Wouldn't mind a little if beaten track but handy for South City


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    odyssey06
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    Gallahers on Dolier St but think corkage is sth like 6e.

    "To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)



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    FixdePitchmark
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    any other ideas for a restaurant in town ?

    Mid range - good food.

    Is woolen mills any good


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    Dizzyblonde
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    **I've moved this to the Dublin City forum - you're much more likely to get helpful replies here.

    I haven't been to the Woollen Mills myself but have heard the food is great.


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