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38 Gledswood Drive, Clonskeagh, Dublin
Yumi Chinese Take Away - Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 5 August 2009
Yumi’s was a favourite take away of mine while I was studying in UCD. Pretty good value and the menu for two is delicious.
38 Parliament Street, Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 5 August 2009
Da Pino’s do some excellent value menus which makes it an ideal lunch time choice in an expensive city. Fair enough, it’s probably not the best quality food ever, but it’s good value and really tasty. Highly recommended.
Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 5 August 2009
The Bad Ass cafe has become a Dublin institution even amoung the pathetic surroundings of Temple Bar, the most ill conceived faux 'cultural quarter’ in the world.Ahem. The lunch menu here is excellent value for money and the burgers and pizzas are delicious. Music buffs might be interested to know that Sinead O Connor waited tables here before becoming a full blown superstar mad yoke.So now, there you are!
22 Wexford Street, 2 Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 5 August 2009
Ok I will not hear a word against Bobos! Especially as they stock sweet, sweet TK red lemonade which is an intrinsic part of Irish nostalgia along with ten penny mixes and pogs.(Remember them?) Try the apple burger, the other half got it and I was extremely envious. The only thing that did slightly annoy me was having to pay extra for chips but other than that - top marks for this unusual venture!
Parnell Street, 1 Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 5 August 2009
There’s ain’t nothing I like more than coming in here, having a strawberry malt and listening to rock and roll on the jukebox! A great place for families and groups of friends. Good fun!
Grafton Street, Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 4 August 2009
The bar here is straight out of New York’s Upper East side, fabulous lighting and beautiful people abound. Try the delicious 'Westbury Mojito’. A word to the wise, the sandwiches in the lobby are expensive and painfully disappointing. Sve your money!
60 South Williams Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 4 August 2009
Mmmm, worth a visit just for the divine massage chairs! Don’t you just hate straining your neck while having your hair washed? Not a problem here! The chair reclines and pummels,kneads and soothes your back,neck and legs!
Stylists are generally very good and although it’s pricey they frequently have excellent mid week offers.
4 South William Street, Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 4 August 2009
It’s expensive but the stylists are lovely(and talented), the surroundings are hip and the results are fabulous! Makes a change from chain hairdressers as it has a real boutique feel to it.
Especially recommended for those who find visiting the hairdressers an unsettling experience!
2 Grafton Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 1 August 2009
Loved by tourists,merely tolerated by Dubliners. Makes a convenient meeting place.
7 Exchequer Street, 2 Dublin
thegreenfairy
wrote on 1 August 2009
The food is cheap but not the best quality. However, it’s as an alternative nightspot that Ukiyo really comes into it’s own! Make sure your reserve a karaoke booth in advance and round up a rowdy group of friends for a bizarre evening of screeching power ballads and sake!
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