Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
Farmer Browns Bath Avenue
25A Bath AveFunky, delicious food, great weekend brunches
Tiny venue with outdoor seating (under canvas, they provide the blankets and small hot water bottles). Wonderful food - best lunchtime sandwiches (so says Irish Rugby star Brian O'Driscoll)
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Juniors Deli & Cafe
2 Bath AveTiny venue with outdoor seating (under canvas, they provide the blankets and small hot water bottles). Wonderful food - best lunchtime sandwiches (so says Irish Rugby star Brian O'Driscoll)
Paulies Pizza
58 Grand Canal Street UpperSuperb pizza, pasta & cocktails - always buzzing.
Small, always delicious menu - only lunches. Best neighborhood coffee hangout - difficult to find but a gem.
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Foodgame
10 S Lotts RdSmall, always delicious menu - only lunches. Best neighborhood coffee hangout - difficult to find but a gem.
Full bar with craft beers and lovely wine bar. Has excellent steak dinners and tasty appetizers. http://thechophouse.ie/
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The Chophouse
2 Shelbourne RdFull bar with craft beers and lovely wine bar. Has excellent steak dinners and tasty appetizers. http://thechophouse.ie/
Delicious wine bar and French cuisine, for lunch and evening dining.
http://www.thefrenchparadox.com/winebar/
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The French Paradox
53 Shelbourne RdDelicious wine bar and French cuisine, for lunch and evening dining.
http://www.thefrenchparadox.com/winebar/
Drinks & Nightlife
Friendly, relaxed pub with loads of nooks. Great place for watching sports - particularly Leinster Rugby matches
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Slattery's
62 Grand Canal Street UpperFriendly, relaxed pub with loads of nooks. Great place for watching sports - particularly Leinster Rugby matches
Sightseeing
off-the beaten track & fascinating location in the Chapel of the former British Military Barracks at Beggar's Bush - & a must for those interested in the history & craft of printing.
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National Print Museum
Haddington Roadoff-the beaten track & fascinating location in the Chapel of the former British Military Barracks at Beggar's Bush - & a must for those interested in the history & craft of printing.