Where to eat in Dublin with my vegan & meat eating friends

Snicks

Am arranging a meet up in Dublin with a bunch of college friends with different dining preferences. Can anyone suggest anywhere for lunch that with suit everyone. My vegan pal has told me to pick anywhere because restaurants always have lettuce but I am not happy with that.... Any ideas folks

Hoboo

The White Moose Cafe, they cater for all dietry preferences

Hoboo

Apparently McDonalds is now quite popular amongst some of the vegan community....

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057943313/2/#post109080173

Tar.Aldarion

Snicks wrote: »

Am arranging a meet up in Dublin with a bunch of college friends with different dining preferences. Can anyone suggest anywhere for lunch that with suit everyone. My vegan pal has told me to pick anywhere because restaurants always have lettuce but I am not happy with that.... Any ideas folks

A lot of options to check here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GRDWciSDZlpGD2LR3MsjpteJTrELcp59vaQibaXUXmI/pubhtml

I like Chameleon, Platform 61, L.C. Mulligan Grocer's. Give Mulligans some notice.

spurious

If you could do it at the weekend and call it Brunch, the Upper Deck upstairs in the Yacht pub just out past Fairview has a couple of really excellent vegan options on the menu.
https://theyachtbar.ie/upperdeck/
I'm not vegan myself, but I cannot be tempted away from their Homemade Chilli Baked Beans (and all the other stuff comes with them).

SuperRabbit

Yamamoori would work, I hate it though, overpriced bland food.
Koh has amazing food and some vegan options, very expensive (i think even the starters are like 15 euro if I remember right) but the food has a taste so at least you are paying a lot for something.

I'm trying really hard to find the name of another place we went to, the food was really good but they had really loud music playing so the whole night was a complete waste of time, we couldn't hear each other at all.

Cornucopia really has great food, but even with 50% of our group being vegetarian or vegan we couldn't convince the carnivores to even try it so you won't have any more luck I imagine

victor8600

I went to the Wetherspoon's in Blanch yesterday and had a nice vegetarian (if you consider cheese to be vegetarian) dinner of a pizza with two sides -- green salad and roasted vegetables. Cost me €12. Not a very fancy place, but cheap and the food was good.

They also serve steaks and burgers.

davidjtaylor

SuperRabbit wrote: »

but they had really loud music playing so the whole night was a complete waste of time, we couldn't hear each other at all.

Gah, I hate that and will complain or ask to be moved or ask for it to be turned down or something.

What is it with having to have unnecessary levels of music at a chatty social event? It's been normalised and should be denormalised.

Snicks

Thanks so much guys

maximoose

Token.

Fantastic for both meat eaters and veggies/vegans

ted1

Hoboo wrote: »

The White Moose Cafe, they cater for all dietry preferences

Be warned though the owner is a d1ck

LittleWhiteDog

I don't know if it would be handy for you but Shouk in Drumcondra is fab & caters for vegans as far as I know. They also do BYOB

Hrududu

maximoose wrote: »

Token.

Fantastic for both meat eaters and veggies/vegans

I second this. Lots of options for everyone. I also find The Market Bar good for mixed groups

tringle

The Port House, tapas bar, two of them in Temple Bar. Rich meat and seafood, lots of veggie and cheese options a vegan too. The aubergine tempura with hummous is amazing and huge.

Snicks

Great suggestions thanks again