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Normal food-sit in chipper

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    #32
    jeffk
    Registered Users Posts: 5,841 ✭✭✭jeffk


    Birneybau wrote: »
    Forget it, was a joke.

    I know but explaining why I wouldn't pay silly money as well


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    #33
    KungPao
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    messrs wrote: »
    Wow Burger is also nice - very similar to Bunsen though.

    If you are heading over Meath Street area then I can recommend either Tasty8 or Catherines Cafe - nice little cafe just of Dame St aswell - think it is on Fishamble St called Chorus Cafe

    Had Wow Burger for the first time recently, bloody awful.

    Greasy, overpriced rubbish.


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    #34
    Caranica
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    KungPao wrote: »
    Had Wow Burger for the first time recently, bloody awful.

    Greasy, overpriced rubbish.

    Agree. To me they looked and tasted like frozen burgers, the cheap ones I had when I was a student


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    retalivity
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    blanch152 wrote: »
    Caranica wrote: »
    There's a sit in chipper on the corner of Camden Street coming from Harcourt luas. Could go there after Grafton Street then luas to O'Connell Street?


    Think there is a couple of chippers further down on Wexford Street. Cafe Sofia (think that's the name) is nice for a sit down breakfast and they also do chips. There is an Italian chipper across the road, never been in it and it looks a bit grubby.

    Aprile's, its a good spot. Not as nice as their one in stillorgan, but better than most


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    Yakuza
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    I'm late to the party, but perhaps for the next time you could consider these: A little bit outside of the city centre, but the Embassy Grill (opposite the US Embassy) does a great fry / breakfast deal (as well chips / burgers / battered sausages etc), a decent sit-in area too. Also Gerry's Café in Montague St (between Wexford St and Harcourt St) does a great all day breakfast (different sizes for different hunger levels and they're great about swapping an egg for a sausage etc) (he doesn't do chips, mind).


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    vicwatson
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    Can vouch for the embassy grill. Great stuff there


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    #38
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    Yakuza wrote: »
    I'm late to the party, but perhaps for the next time you could consider these: A little bit outside of the city centre, but the Embassy Grill (opposite the US Embassy) does a great fry / breakfast deal (as well chips / burgers / battered sausages etc), a decent sit-in area too. Also Gerry's Café in Montague St (between Wexford St and Harcourt St) does a great all day breakfast (different sizes for different hunger levels and they're great about swapping an egg for a sausage etc) (he doesn't do chips, mind).

    Checked out Gerry's breakfast recently and wasn't impressed. Re-heated beans for example.

    I'll stick with Matt the Rashers when in need of a fry.


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