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(Sorry, this,may be not be the correct thread for this). Does anyone have recommendation for good midweek brunch/ feed at around 11am ? I must bring 3 or 4 visiting work colleagues over from UK out at that time.
 
(Sorry, this,may be not be the correct thread for this). Does anyone have recommendation for good midweek brunch/ feed at around 11am ? I must bring 3 or 4 visiting work colleagues over from UK out at that time.
This is the perfect thread for such a question

My recommendations would be as follows

Salt
Good day Deli
Liberty Grill
River Lee hotel
12 Tables (Douglas)
 
(Sorry, this,may be not be the correct thread for this). Does anyone have recommendation for good midweek brunch/ feed at around 11am ? I must bring 3 or 4 visiting work colleagues over from UK out at that time.

I like Farmgate a lot - good service, good food. Your colleagues may also enjoy the touristy thing of eating in the market.

Good Day Deli is alright but it's a bit too try-hard at the minute. I was there for breakfast recently and nothing on the menu sounded like it would be great - someone in the kitchen trying to be Yotam Ottolenghi and failing. Couldn't even get basic eggs and toast. Ended up just having coffee.

The River Club in the River Lee hotel is a nice setting. The food there is OK. I do despise the fact that, even after dropping a fair few hundred quid for a celebration dinner there one night, they didn't comp the parking.

The Bookshelf - the one near city hall - is good too but the service can be very slooooow so, if you're under time pressure, it might not be the best option.
 
Have Greggs made any moves to Ireland yet? That will be a magical day.

You can get Gregg's sausage rolls in the frozen section of Dunnes out in Bishopstown.

Never had them so I can't vouch for their authenticity.

I was once extremely hungover in Liverpool and thought that I was going to die unless I got a Gregg's sausage roll. The fucking place was closed.

I nearly wept...

I told a Scouser about this in a bar later that same day (I had recovered, naturellement) and he said to me;

"Donch yews 'ave Gregg-ccch's in 'Aai-lint, lad?"

"No, we don't."

"Fooooooch! All yews've got is Sayer's then?"

"No, no Sayer's either."

"Fooooch. Das bad, dah is. Sorry teh 'ear i'".
 
You can get Gregg's sausage rolls in the frozen section of Dunnes out in Bishopstown.

Never had them so I can't vouch for their authenticity.

I was once extremely hungover in Liverpool and thought that I was going to die unless I got a Gregg's sausage roll. The fucking place was closed.

I nearly wept...

I told a Scouser about this in a bar later that same day (I had recovered, naturellement) and he said to me;

"Donch yews 'ave Gregg-ccch's in 'Aai-lint, lad?"

"No, we don't."

"Fooooooch! All yews've got is Sayer's then?"

"No, no Sayer's either."

"Fooooch. Das bad, dah is. Sorry teh 'ear i'".

The Scouse accent is the aural equivalent of having nails dragged down a blackboard whilst simultaneously having sandpaper rubbed against the back of your neck.
 
Imagine, if you will Rebel_y, the following being read out on the radio in a sharp Scouser accent one evening in early May '25

"And of course, congratulations to Liverpool and to their first-season coach on their stunning Premiership win"
 
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