Best fry one can get in Dublin (1 Viewer)

[Moods For Mallards]

is in Howard's Way in Rathgar. The perfect place for a leisurely Saturday/Sunday breakfast. Well priced, everything seems really fresh, it's always fairly full but you never have to wait too long and there's a nice deli across the road to grab a ginger bread man (perhaps) afterwards.

 

[timbot]

I really like the fry in busy feet in town - the vegetarian fry in there is lovely.

 

[tommytrousers]

is in Howard's Way in Rathgar. The perfect place for a leisurely Saturday/Sunday breakfast. Well priced, everything seems really fresh, it's always fairly full but you never have to wait too long and there's a nice deli across the road to grab a ginger bread man (perhaps) afterwards.

That rathgar deli is great alright. RE: Howard's Way , you should go in there weekdays mornings around 11:00 in the summer when the ladies from the tennis club come in for brunch, tis hilarious!baggyyyy!baggyyyy

 

[Gabbo]

If you like your fry in roll form, that deli does breakfast rolls that are of supreme flavour. Cheap too.

 

[classic seanc]

I saw yesterday that my favourite cheap breakfast roll shop, Donoghue’s on Pearse st., has been levelled to the ground.

 

[Anthony]

I really like the fry in busy feet in town - the vegetarian fry in there is lovely.

I used to like Busy Feet. Last time we were in there they were too rude for words. Strike that one off the list.

 

[Pantone247]

I used to like Busy Feet. Last time we were in there they were too rude for words. Strike that one off the list.

I've always thought it was way (way) too $$$ for what it is

Been ages since I had a good fry anywhere in this town, so I'll be watching this thread with interest... mostly I'd plump for Cornacopias veggie sausages and beans, which isn't the same, but it's better running the risk of food poisining some dire blackened shards of butcher floor sweeping masquerading as sausages

 

[minka]

mermaid cafe brunch. pricy, but heaven in cooked breakfast form. as an indication of its brilliance, all the brekky things come arranged on a giant potato cake.

they also do a mean eggs florentine.

for less posh breakfast, i am a big fan of kennedy's in fairview. though it is very small, so you're not to all start turning up there and taking all the seats.

 

[tommytrousers]

mermaid cafe brunch. pricy, but heaven in cooked breakfast form. as an indication of its brilliance, all the brekky things come arranged on a giant potato cake.

they also do a mean eggs florentine.

for less posh breakfast, i am a big fan of kennedy's in fairview. though it is very small, so you're not to all start turning up there and taking all the seats.

where is this mermaid you speak of?, hard to mention fairview without mentioning Brams. sorry to sound like a ponce but the dearth of propoer brakfast places in Dublin (FOR SHAME) means the Odessa brunch has to get nhonourable mention. we need CAFFS, proper grated potato hash browns, bubble and squeak, two potato products minimum and iced water the second you sit down you useless restaurant running fuckers

 

[La La]

lately the only place i go for a fry is Cafe Sofia on Wexford St - but their student fry is only 6 euro, it's a big filler an dthe staff are lovely

 

[minka]

where is this mermaid you speak of?, hard to mention fairview without mentioning Brams. sorry to sound like a ponce but the dearth of propoer brakfast places in Dublin (FOR SHAME) means the Odessa brunch has to get nhonourable mention. we need CAFFS, proper grated potato hash browns, bubble and squeak, two potato products minimum and iced water the second you sit down you useless restaurant running fuckers

mermaid is on dame st., near the olympia. similar ponciness levels to odessa but i think the full irish breakfast is better.

i do love brams as well (for it is on my road, and has sustained me through many's the hard day wallpapering/decorating/sanding the gaff), but i'm not nuts about the fry - i tend to get the club sandwich or the clt/blt.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

lately the only place i go for a fry is Cafe Sofia on Wexford St - but their student fry is only 6 euro, it's a big filler an dthe staff are lovely

lovinspoon, nrth fredrick st.

 

[timbot]

I used to like Busy Feet. Last time we were in there they were too rude for words. Strike that one off the list.

Actually, the last few times I was in there I dounf them really rude as well. Slow to take an order and surly when you were paying. Because I used to go there loads and stopped going for a while I assumed I caught them on an off day. Maybe they are just getting crap though?

 

[nlgbbbblth]

does the Mermaid do brunch on a Saturday?

 

[Pedronimus]

I am watching this thread with baited breath. Over the last year me and my hetero life buddies have been mainly having gay breakfast in Cafe Irie in town or the Breakfast Club in Ranelagh.