irish breakfasts (1 Viewer)

[Dr Winston Umbogo]

Alree,

Where's the best place in Dublin to get a fry? I'm coming over with a few johnny foreigners and we want to pack our guts with good irish pig.

Cheers.

 

[theoootini]

i do a great fry up after a night on the beer. why don't you pop over this saturday?

 

[Dr Winston Umbogo]

Sure sounds great. And after, we can vomit on ourselves and all take a bath together - cool?

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

Belfast

 

[Dr Winston Umbogo]

is there wheelchair access?

 

[shitepipe]

Brits Out

 

[Moods For Mallards]

Alree,

Where's the best place in Dublin to get a fry? I'm coming over with a few johnny foreigners and we want to pack our guts with good irish pig.

Cheers.

Once it's not on a day I'm there, go to Howard's Way in Rathgar as it has categorically the best fry in Dublin.
I haven't had a better one in Ireland, actually.
It might not be worth the short hop on a bus out of town though if you're on a session and not too concerned about ultimate deliciousness.

 

[Dr Winston Umbogo]

Brits Out

...for breakfast

 

[Ferox13]

Have a look here at:

Rashers and Eggs

 

[Theseus Mock]

IF you're out the Fairview way, I'd recommend Kennedy's Food Store. They do a fantastic full Irish, cooked to order and they know exactly how to poach/fry eggs too which is a bonus.

 

[Wheels]

Mmmm.. so hungry. I'd recommend the cafe that's part of the Camden Palace on Camden St, used to be called Heavenly, not sure what it's called now. Very tasty and pretty cheap too.

 

[I Bleed Black]

Once it's not on a day I'm there, go to Howard's Way in Rathgar as it has categorically the best fry in Dublin.
I haven't had a better one in Ireland, actually.
It might not be worth the short hop on a bus out of town though if you're on a session and not too concerned about ultimate deliciousness.

I just had a look at their menu as it's not far from me but there's no mushrooms or beans on the brekkie menu How can it be a full Irish without those? I'm kinda intrigued now as to what could make it so special. Best you've had in the country is lofty praise!

 

[Moods For Mallards]

I just had a look at their menu as it's not far from me but there's no mushrooms or beans on the brekkie menu How can it be a full Irish without those? I'm kinda intrigued now as to what could make it so special. Best you've had in the country is lofty praise!

Mushrooms have no place on a plate of breakfast!
Beans can be added, they're flexible.
I don't add the beans.
What makes it so special is the freshness of the produce, and also the reasonably generous helpings. It's nice and filling, not greasy at all and just downright tasty.

 

[Dr Winston Umbogo]

 

[I Bleed Black]

Mushrooms have no place on a plate of breakfast!
Beans can be added, they're flexible.
I don't add the beans.
What makes it so special is the freshness of the produce, and also the reasonably generous helpings. It's nice and filling, not greasy at all and just downright tasty.

Right you've convinced me, I'll make do without the mushies this one time.

 

[I Bleed Black]

Now that's a feed! They could've finished cookin the bangers though.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

IF you're out the Fairview way, I'd recommend Kennedy's Food Store. They do a fantastic full Irish, cooked to order and they know exactly how to poach/fry eggs too which is a bonus.

Yeah, it's a great spot for a proper breakfast.

 

[ratmonkey]

Mushrooms have no place on a plate of breakfast!

This is just plain wrong. Mushrooms are amazing. Especially breakfast mushrooms.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

I can take or leave mushrooms in a fry.
Actually a large flat mushroom is preferable to smaller ones.

Beans are a no-no and my perception is that they're a British addition.

Crucial
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Two to three large sausages. Must contain over 70% pork.
The quality of a sausage can make or break a fry.

Two rashers. They must hold their shape. Back rashers preferred.

White pudding and black pudding. Clonakility do a good black but their white is mysteriously lifeless.

Some form of fried potatoes are nice. Chopped small and seasoned with herbs.

The egg. One is generally enough. It must be properly cooked with a soft yolk. No clear bits.

Toast in Rathmines is good, Honest To Goodness too but Howards' Way is the king.

 

[kevin gallen]

There is a new place in Terneure that is fantastic but I cant think of the name of it. been open about a year or so i think. It's on the same side of the road as the star newspaper building. some boring kinda name....aggghhhhh can't remember.......anyway all really good ingredients, top stuff.

Ok I think its called DelicatEssence