Top 10 Irish Restaurants (that spidey visited in a week )

This one is going viral though. Getting a twist on Drivetime at the moment.

@Spidey a friend of mine is back in the auld sod for the first time in years & will have a few hours to himself in Dublin tomorrow lunchtime. He’s looking for someone to have a pint & a nice lunch (could be carvery, toastie, other) but Guinness & food must be in same venue. Where do you recommend around the Grafton St area these days? I should have put this in a pub thread maybe.

Are you asking me to go on a date?

I would say Nearys, food options are limited but it’s done well. Davy Byrnes perhaps too but I don’t know what the stout is like these days.

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Someone just like @Spidey :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I meant to type “somewhere” not “someone” but he’s a very nice chap if anyone wants to meet up with him.

Thanks @Spidey.

Not worse than a one pager lacking in confidence

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Bovinity

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Be the hokey

I was there between the pudding and new year. Their sharing platter is well ahead of FXB

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Sheenans does a decent soup toasted sandbo and Stout not bad either. Never too rammed.

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Probably too late now but Davy Byrnes always does a big thing for Bloomsday, which is this weekend I think, so you might be sharing a table with a lot of south dublin faux-intellectuals all dressed up in turn of the century garb pretending like they read Ulysses.

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Which one is Leopold Bloom😀

Any recommendations for Kilkenny?

If @iron_mike surfaces he’ll cover this after he takes down the green and white bunting and puts up the black and amber again.

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Scalini for some good Italian and a song from the easy on the eye crazy Claire.

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Two nice spots almost directly across from each other called The Butcher and Petronelli… Ate there on two successive weeks and both v goodm butcher spot for good steak

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We are in a village in Italy. The food would blow most anywhere in Ireland out of the water. It is spectacular. And it’s cheap. We just had the most beautiful meal in a lovely restaurant on the terrace with three glasses of wine and water. Herself and I both had house antipasti (8 dishes each lovely), my lass had a steak she said was absolutely delicious, three glasses of lovely wine and water. Came in at 80 euro the lot.
Caffe latte is a euro, a cappuccino is a euro forty. The shtick in Ireland that the price of coffee beans has pushed it up to four quid for an americano just doesn’t wash.

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You’re not exploiting that poor local chap again?

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I dunno