Best breakfast in Dublin City Centre ?

LoneGunM@n

Davey Devil wrote:

So what do you people like in your fry up? I usually go with:

2 Sausages
2 Rashers
1 White Pudding
1 Fried Egg
1 Potato Cake
1 Corn Fritter(Like a thick pancake with corn)
Baked Beans
Toast
Covered in Red and Brown Sauce.
Cuppa Tea.

I must be a very odd lard ass... I couldn't eat all that!

My perfect breakfast would be:

2 slices of toast
2 sausages
1 egg
pudding
Beans
& of course the mandatory cuppa cha

37

Best posh fry is Expresso Bar off Baggot Street. No competition...

andymad

I've been trying to find the best irish breakfast for a few months and have been posting my findings to rashers and eggs dot com (http://www.rashersandeggs.com)

Check it out for lots of irish breakfasts in dublin reviewed (see the archives too).

If any of you would be interested send a review along with a photo (phone or whatever) to sausages @ that domain dot com.

Cheers
Andy

Zaph

There's a whole thread here in the BGRH forum about the best fry-ups in Dublin.

Laslo

Java Express in Fairview does a very tasty fryup.

reddyreddy

The best fry up ive came across is opposite that Setanta Car Park off Dawson Street/Nassau St. A daddy breakfast definitly set me up for the day. Its in Renards. Cooked fresh while you wait and not so expensive either. Worth a try.

CodeMonkey

Buy quality bacon and sausages and make your own? It's a fry up, it's not hard.

olaola

deedee lepoopoo wrote:

The Alpha, it makes me upset that it is gone. Where else in Dublin would you get Jelly & Custard? Spagetti Hoops on Toast? Bacon & Cabbage? rice Pudding?

True the Moraccan is good, but when they took over first they had the Moraccan restaurant on the 2nd floor and left the Alpha as it was, but now it's all gone

It was a class establishment. We'll never see the like of it again.

Brasserie Sixty6 does a good fry - all in one skillet.
http://www.brasseriesixty6.com/breakfast.asp

Noopti

Woodstocks in Phibsboro.

It was something like €6.50 last time I was there:
Rashers
Sausages
Egg
Mushrooms
Beans
Fried Potatoes
Black & White Pudding
Toast
Tea/Coffee

You won't eat for the rest of the day! There is usually a big queue, and avoid when there are any games on in Croker!

andymad

Davey Devil wrote:

So what do you people like in your fry up? I usually go with:

2 Sausages
2 Rashers
1 White Pudding
1 Fried Egg
1 Potato Cake
1 Corn Fritter(Like a thick pancake with corn)
Baked Beans
Toast
Covered in Red and Brown Sauce.
Cuppa Tea.

I'd have to have 2 fried eggs. add black pudding (clonakilty if possible) to what you have listed and we're on our way to a good one..

Lina

Gilli cafe on Marrowbonw Lane, D8.(just in the small lane opposite the Lidl on Cork St)
It is a small cafe, also the location not that good, however they have the best breakfast ive ever had, no matter from the money value or service, it well worth!

Full breakfast:

2 sausage,
2 fried rasher,
1 fried egg,
1 large white Denny pudding,
2 hash brown
beans
fried tomato
toast
Tea or coffee

Also free tea/coffee/ toast re-fill for 7.95euro.

spongeman

The earl on Talbot Street (down from kylemore)

hot plates
eggs perfectly cooked
toast just right
served by traditional dubs. with a smile.

Mr. Fancypants

Honest to Goodness do a great brekkie in Georges St Arcade. Really great breakfast in Roly's Bistro Cafe in Ballsbridge for under 10 euro which is reasonable enough considering!

craggles

AdrianII wrote: »

The cafe kylemore on OConnnell street is up there too

Lads cop on, this place is a bloody kip and survives only because of its location.

I'd nominate the Boxty House in Temple Bar and Cafe Seven around the corner from Perfect Pitch on Exchequer st.

Most decent pubs will do whopper breakfasts as well.

poisonated

lonegunm@n - yeah that place is called Hobarts.I was just about to advise people to go there actualy.I think they do a really good breakfast.The staff there are very friendly also.It is in Ranelagh,a few doors down from Ulster bank.