Good places to eat for lunch in Dublin?

**Aprilsan** · 04-04-23, 06:09

Any nice places to eat in Dublin that’s not filled with tourists? I want to taste real Irish food! Hehe and also any nice pancake places because I’ve been craving pancakes ever since moving to dublin

**Rockerman** · 04-04-23, 09:00

The city is full of idiot tourists wasting their money in an expensive run down city...you won't escape them. I'm just surprised they picked Dublin over Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam etc. lol.

J.R. Mahon's is very decent... formerly Sweetmans. A bit pricey, but excellent food. Pint of Heineken €7. Just off O'Connell Bridge.

Out of the city I always liked An Poiten Stil in Rathcoole. Thatched roof...a little famous. Great food and cosy. I used to bring my people there for a Sunday carvery every once in awhile.

Pancakes? Eddie Rocket's maybe

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**Aprilsan** · 04-04-23, 09:05

Thank you so much babe! I tried Eddie rockets and I found it to be meh, I would go to ginos but they’re super overpriced in my opinion haha

**Rockerman** · 04-04-23, 09:08

Originally Posted by Aprilsan

Thank you so much babe! I tried Eddie rockets and I found it to be meh, I would go to ginos but they’re super overpriced in my opinion haha

You a girlie?

**peterbarlow** · 04-04-23, 09:12

Originally Posted by Rockerman

You a girlie?

Here he goes now, don't answer him, he will be on your door step by 8am tomorrow morning 🤣🤣🙃🙃

**AmorInfinito8** · 04-04-23, 09:19

Originally Posted by Rockerman

You a girlie?

OH I love the way you put it!!
You a Girlie, flirt😂🤣😂

**peterbarlow** · 04-04-23, 09:28

Originally Posted by Aprilsan

I just did only to see your comment right under rockermans after I hit sent lol

Excuse the pun here "that's you fucked" for telling this horny git your a Girlie as he puts it. 🤣🤣🙈🙈

If you are around Henery Street/Capel Street then I would recommend the church cafe bar or Woolshed on Parnell Street 😘

**peterbarlow** · 04-04-23, 09:30

Originally Posted by Aprilsan

Oooo I’ve been to the church with my roommates and it was amazing!

Girlie roommates 🤔
Yes lovely food in there. ❤️

**AmyTantraMassage** · 04-04-23, 09:34

Places you won't find tourists, M&S upstairs cafe on Henry St, Easons on O'Connell Street. All the old biddies will be there with their trollies. And they do a few traditional dishes every once in a while. Set menus so they can tell you when exactly. My neighbour goes Tuesday's and Fridays to either or...

**peterbarlow** · 04-04-23, 09:36

Originally Posted by Aprilsan

Lol mixed 😂😂
They have a really good menu to be honest

Haha just bring the Girlie's 🤣🤣🤣😘

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