Record shops in Dublin? (1 Viewer)

[sergio]

I'm going to spend my first weekend in Dublin and if someone can tell me the name of nice record shops, as well as interesting bookstores I would appreciate it. Also, some cheap vegan/vegetarian place to eat?

Thanks a lot.

 

[shitepipe]

You're in luck.

It's Record Store Day on Saturday:

http://www.thumped.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=71299

 

[LUKAS]

some cheap vegan/vegetarian place to eat?

Govindas on Middle Abbey st. and on Aungier st.

Blazing Salads on Drury st.

There's a few more but I can't remember them right now.

 

[damien]

For the only properly cheap veggie/vegan food, try the Seomra Spraoi cafe, wednesdays at 7.30pm and sundays at 3pm.
http://www.myspace.com/seomraspraoi

 

[Cormcolash]

They do a good rave-up too

 

[AnarchoBob]

I am going to go to Bane on the 22nd, how far away is Seomra Spraoi from Radio City?

 

[damien]

Actually you might get better directions at http://www.seomraspraoi.org

I'd say it's a ten minute walk max from Radio City, straight up Gardiner St almost all the way.

 

[Cormcolash]

Only about a 10 minute walk.
Radio City is right opposite the bus station. To get to Seomra Spraoi, you would go out the front of the station and walk down the alley that goes under the railway tracks, this leads you to Gardiner Street. At Gardiner Street, turn left, and just keep walking up Gardiner Street, going past a bunch of junctions. You pass a park (Mountjoy Square) and then Belvedere court is almost like the first alley after the square, on the right.

 

[nooleen]

Blazing Salads on Drury st.

cheap?

 

[AnarchoBob]

Good times. Cos have been wanting to check out Seomra Spraoi for a while and will need food at around that time, thing that really fucked me off last time I was in Dublin because there is so little veggie food it's unbelievable.

 

[damien]

Only about a 10 minute walk.
Radio City is right opposite the bus station. To get to Seomra Spraoi, you would go out the front of the station and walk down the alley that goes under the railway tracks, this leads you to Gardiner Street. At Gardiner Street, turn right, and just keep walking up Gardiner Street, going past a bunch of junctions. You pass a park (Mountjoy Square) and then Belvedere court is almost like the first alley after the square, on the right.

fixed. nearly perfect, though.

 

[Reets]

For veggie food you could try Cornucoria on Wicklow st, (beside tower records and freebird) it was closed last time I was in town but that was a bank holiday.

 

[trev]

cheap?

far from cheap...tastes real healthy...too healthy tasting for me though.

 

[subbuteo !]

, thing that really fucked me off last time I was in Dublin because there is so little veggie food it's unbelievable.

ah now ...there is fuck loads of places to eat veggie in dublin.


next time try the peoples kitchen on capel street.
get one of the tofu options... cheap and you will leave full.

 

[Napalm]

Tofu tastes like cardboard no matter how much soya sauce, chilli, yam gourds, sweet potato deep fried with a honey glazed courgette foam you add to it

 

[ANTIQUE RICED]

fixed. nearly perfect, though.

AS YOU COME OUT OF BUS STATION,TURN AROUND ,GO BACK INTO SAID BUS STATION AND GET ON ANY BUS!.IF YOU GO DOWN GARDERNER ST YOU BETTER NOT BRING MONEY,PHONE,IPOD,WALLET,RINGS,BEER,SMOKES,ETC,ETC,

 

[AnarchoBob]

Heh was new to Dublin so had fuck all idea of where to go. So stayed central and didn't really managed to find much at all, so settled on a Spar pizza.

But defo gonna check go for Seomra Spraoi, social centre food is amazing.

 

[Cormcolash]

It tastes wayyy better when it's been cooked in filthy pots and pans accompanied by a glass of murky water.

 

[nooleen]

far from cheap...tastes real healthy...too healthy tasting for me though.

that was a sardonic 'cheap?' rather than a question 'cheap?'
cheap cheap

i like blazing salads when my mum is paying for it

 

[D0njo]

You're so middle class Nooly, what are you even doing posting on eirecore, god