FabSwingers.com forum: Favorite Irish breakfast place?

By (user no longer on site) OP
41 weeks ago

Asking for a friend...

Bacon, black pud, batch bread, the works...

Absolutely NO avocado, please.

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By *ickin2Man
41 weeks ago

Kilkenny

Bacon, egg, sausage, black pudding, fried potatoes and beans. Thick cut toast and an extra large mug of coffee

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By *og-ManMan
41 weeks ago

somewhere

The Lansdowne Hotel in Belfast does the best breakfast in hotels I normally stay in

Sausages,Bacon,Black and white pudding,two runny fried eggs,mushrooms,soda bread,potato farls,unlimited tea and toast

But the best thing is the company I have for breakfast there every time

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By *DSGCouple
41 weeks ago

That place in

Eggs Benedict if I'm away a nice treat

If at home brown soda bread toasted,real butter and jam on it

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
41 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

Liberty Grill in Cork is delish. Lovely fresh local ingredients.

I also love me a hotel buffet pileon brekkie , but they tend to be the cheapest of the cheap 30% pork sausage type deals, but are fun for those long lazy night after debauchery mornings.

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By *eijaWoman
41 weeks ago

City Centre

The Twelve hotel in Galway...the best hotel breakfast!

Ard Bia - Galway

Dela - Galway

L'Gueuleton - probably my fav in Dublin - amazing full irish - Jane Russell sausages yum! Also delicious Eggs Benedict!

B x

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By *s LollyWoman
41 weeks ago

The pub then supermacs ...

"The Lansdowne Hotel in Belfast does the best breakfast in hotels I normally stay in

Sausages,Bacon,Black and white pudding,two runny fried eggs,mushrooms,soda bread,potato farls,unlimited tea and toast

But the best thing is the company I have for breakfast there every time

This 100% back up in a few weeks time

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By *adger BrocMan
41 weeks ago

Co. Cork

Tony's Bistro, Cork.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
41 weeks ago

"Liberty Grill in Cork is delish. Lovely fresh local ingredients.

I also love me a hotel buffet pileon brekkie , but they tend to be the cheapest of the cheap 30% pork sausage type deals, but are fun for those long lazy night after debauchery mornings."

I may have to jet over to Cork while I'm back. I miss that place.

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

The riggers in kilmainham. Best breakfast in Dublin by far. All day available too. Recommend the jail tour after if a morning is available to do both. !

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By *eamus1956Man
41 weeks ago

Dagenham

"Tony's Bistro, Cork."

Always my 1st stop when I'm home for a full Irish. Sets me up for day.

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By *indenMan
41 weeks ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin

The Gigs place and The Manhattan around Portobello, if you know you know…..

Both since closed now I think….

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By *rRiosMan
41 weeks ago

dublin

"The Gigs place and The Manhattan around Portobello, if you know you know…..

Both since closed now I think….

Gigs Place? A full Irish at 4am!

Sadly closed now, never heard of the the Manhattan so can’t comment

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By *otownkid1967Man
41 weeks ago

Portlaoise

Rathdowney Golf Club...unreal full Irish breakfast.

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By *og-ManMan
41 weeks ago

somewhere

Sure look ....The coffee Dock in Jury's was a great spot back in the day

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By *eralt80Man
41 weeks ago

cork

I’ll second the Liberty Grill in Cork, it’s very good. I was in Bantry for a night back in November and we went to a place the following morning for breakfast and it was delicious too, had these Mexican bean dish and it was the perfect hangover cure.

Finnegans is a regular haunt after the RVC socials too, they never disappoint

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By *otownkid1967Man
41 weeks ago

Portlaoise

Tommy Toghers just off N7 used to be another great spot. Haven't been in there in about a year though.

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By *adger BrocMan
41 weeks ago

Co. Cork

"Sure look ....The coffee Dock in Jury's was a great spot back in the day

Sure was.

Often went there straight from the bar.

Happy days

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By * peas in a podCouple
41 weeks ago

Youghal

Tony's Bistro

the breakfast skillet is delish ?? J

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By *tockings199Couple
41 weeks ago

Waterford

Anywhere that does the breakfast Blaa is the best

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By *implesimon 200Man
41 weeks ago

Drogheda area

The Lovin Spoon on Nth. Frederick Str. in Dublin is my favourite breakfast spot. Great food every time.

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By *heMystroMan
41 weeks ago

Dublin

"Sure look ....The coffee Dock in Jury's was a great spot back in the day

On the way home from a great night ..

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By *panishRebelMan
41 weeks ago

Alicante Spain, and Cork City Ireland

"Tony's Bistro, Cork."

Wow I remember going there so many times..... What a pure Cork gaff.

Made me feel good just to hear it mentioned... Presumably still going!

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By *ubcpl05Couple
41 weeks ago

Dublin

The Brock Inn On the Ashbourne Road Finglas does a great breakfast and its very reasonable

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By *otoman72Man
41 weeks ago

a town near you

Ma Bradys in Dundalk.Best breakfast by a country mile

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By *adger BrocMan
41 weeks ago

Co. Cork

"Tony's Bistro, Cork.

Wow I remember going there so many times..... What a pure Cork gaff.

Made me feel good just to hear it mentioned... Presumably still going! "

Yep, it sure is. I had brekkie there two weeks ago with a very special fab lady.

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By *mmmm300Woman
41 weeks ago

cork

"Tony's Bistro, Cork."

I agree completely

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By *mmmm300Woman
41 weeks ago

cork

"Liberty Grill in Cork is delish. Lovely fresh local ingredients.

I also love me a hotel buffet pileon brekkie , but they tend to be the cheapest of the cheap 30% pork sausage type deals, but are fun for those long lazy night after debauchery mornings."

Got a voucher for there for Christmas, off to get me a tasty feed me thinks

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By * aim to pleaseMan
41 weeks ago

Kinnegad

Gers deli, ballyfermot

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

Grian ballymun

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By *anysicoMan
41 weeks ago

cork

What about Tony’s Bistro , traditional hearty fry up

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By *astelloWoman
41 weeks ago

Far far away

North South Tralee.. Do a 22e deal for 2... Breakfast is unreal.. Absolutely hate hotel breakfasts.. Ones with the greasy sausages and dried out rashers.

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By *og-ManMan
41 weeks ago

somewhere

"North South Tralee.. Do a 22e deal for 2... Breakfast is unreal.. Absolutely hate hotel breakfasts.. Ones with the greasy sausages and dried out rashers. "

Some hotels cook it fresh and its absolutely gorgeous

Worst thing about the hotel breakfast......the scrambled eggs absolutely disgusting unless made fresh

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By *ickin2Man
41 weeks ago

Kilkenny

"North South Tralee.. Do a 22e deal for 2... Breakfast is unreal.. Absolutely hate hotel breakfasts.. Ones with the greasy sausages and dried out rashers. "

Amazing that they can't cook rashers properly

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

If I have a free day with no kids or responsibilities, I'll have a few beers for breakfast, awesome start to a super Saturday of sports on the tv. Unfortunately I think I've had three of these in my lifetime, but we can all dream.

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By *astelloWoman
41 weeks ago

Far far away

"North South Tralee.. Do a 22e deal for 2... Breakfast is unreal.. Absolutely hate hotel breakfasts.. Ones with the greasy sausages and dried out rashers.

Some hotels cook it fresh and its absolutely gorgeous

Yes agreed if cooked properly and fresh, but more often than not, its self service... I often question how they get away with it. Charging 22e for pure slop.

Worst thing about the hotel breakfast......the scrambled eggs absolutely disgusting unless made fresh "

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By *amsevenMan
41 weeks ago

cork

Bia Blásta in cork. Dunno if it's still open tho

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

Mine has to be the hook and ladder chain there unreal

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By *electableicecreamMan
41 weeks ago

The West

56 central in Galway is excellent for breakfast

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By *issMeIrishWoman
41 weeks ago

Somewhere

There is a place on the quays I like, but damn if I know the name of it. Near O'Connell Bridge. yummy

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By *appydatscMan
41 weeks ago

dublin

Weston airport

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

"Weston airport "

Keep that queit....lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP
41 weeks ago

Farmer Brown's in Rathmines used to be good but since COVID, I have no idea what's good anymore. All my usual haunts have shut down.

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