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Half Moon Crepe Company
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www.halfmoon.ie |
| 5 Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
Lisa 087 649 3708 / Carol 086 895 8637 | info@halfmoon.ie
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| Bored of bagels and sandwiches? Delicious crêpes served in a welcoming and trendy café. The very best Caesar Salads, Toasties, Paninis and Illy Coffee also on offer.
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Charlies 2
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| 33 - 34 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 633 4688
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| Or you could try Charlies II on East Essex Street for a funkier more modern take on oriental food with some Thai and Malaysian dishes to choose from.
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Merchants Arch
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merchantsarch.ie/ |
| 48 / 49 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2 |
00353 1 607 4010
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| The Merchants Arch is Dublins newest old pub, situated on the between the Quays and Temple Bar it boasts one of Dublins best pints of Guinness, friendly courteous staff and an Irish style menu to rival any of mothers home cooking. It also hosts the Irish House Party nightly.
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Charlies 1
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| 71 Dame Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 (beside Olympia Theatre). |
| (+353) 1 679 3455
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| Eat in or take out in Charlies popular Chinese fast food restaurant located beside the Olympia Theatre. Efficient service and excellent food are available before theatre or after a night out for less than 10!
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The Shack Restaurant
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www.shackrestaurant.ie |
| 24 East Essex Street, Dublin 2 |
| 01 6790043
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| Set in the heart of Temple Bar, Dublins Cultural district, The Shack Restaurant is a bustling and friendly place to come for the best of Irish and European cuisine in a contemporary and relaxing atmosphere.
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The Palace Bar
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| 21 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
(+353) 1 671 7388/677 9290
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| Unspoilt and unmodernised, this small pub has fame vastly out of proportion to its size. It was established in 1823, thus making it one of Dublin's oldest pubs. Take a seat in the snug where many a historic meeting has taken place or the backroom with its high ceiling and stained glass, where literary stock used to gather.
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The VAT House
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www.vathouse.ie |
| Anglesea Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 5622 | vathouse@blooms.ie
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| The VAThouse Bar gets its name from the vat house in the Guinness brewery, St. James's Gate, Dublin, because it is home to much of the memorabilia and fittings from the brewery. It is a traditional bar with one of the most extensive Irish whiskey selections in Dublin. So whether you are looking for a pint, a bite to eat or some live music, the VAThouse has it all under one roof.
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Auld Dubliner
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www.thesmithgroup.ie |
| 24/25 Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 677 0527
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| The Auld Dubliner provides a warm welcome for the discerning customer to enjoy a relaxing drink or a bite to eat in the spacious and traditional style setting. The traditional pub values and atmosphere and their friendly staff are always on hand to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.
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Oliver St John Gogarty's Restaurant
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www.gogartys.ie |
| 58/59 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 6711822 | info@gogartys.ie
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| Located on the second floor overlooking Temple Bar, The Oliver St John Gogarty restaurant serves a wide selection of traditional Irish dishes. Our restaurant is open for lunch from 12.30pm daily, offering a traditional four course lunch (including wine) for 25 euro per person. We are also open for dinner seven days per week throughout the year.
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Gourmet Burger Kitchen
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www.gbk.ie |
| Unit 1, Temple Bar Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 670 8343 | cv@gbkitchen.ie
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| Gourmet Burger Kitchen is about fresh quality produce, handled and prepared with care to produce exceptionally fresh and delicious food. This is a great place to stop in for a good meal in a relaxed and casual environment.
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The Granary
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| The Granary, Temple Lane South, Dublin 2 |
| 01 6334186
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| It doesn’t matter if it’s a cold day; you can still sit outside as you will get blankets here to keep you warm. The breakfast menu is particularly good and they have a great selection of wholesome, home-made salads, soups and specials for lunch.
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Gallaghers Boxty House
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www.boxtyhouse.ie |
| 20-21 Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 677 2762
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| Gallaghers Boxty House serves the finest of Irish produce in the unique, welcoming atmosphere of an Irish country kitchen. As well as the speciality Boxty dishes, Gallaghers also serves stews, steaks seafood and vegetarian dishes. The restaurant has live traditional music daily.
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Farringtons Pub
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www.thesmithgroup.ie |
| 28 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 5135 | info@thesmithgroup.ie
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| Farringtons is a beautiful pub featuring a Victorian bar with partitions over 120 years old, and a modern, comfortable lounge upstairs. Popular with both young and older customers.
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Bruno's Burrito Bar
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www.brunosdublin.net |
| East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| +353 1 670 6767 | palvan@eircom.net
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| This bar on the corner of Bruno's restaurant has real traditional Mexican snacks - great if you're in a hurry, but it's not a fast food chain. Great place to go after a night out.
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Cappuccino Bar
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| 10 Crow Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 5336
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| Situated in the heart of Temple Bar, The Cappuccino Bar is styled in a cheerful and simplistic fashion and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In keeping with authentic Italian food, they serve a wide choice of gourmet sandwiches all made from the freshest of ingredients.
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The Morgan Restaurant
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www.themorgan.com |
| 10 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 643 7000 | sales@themorgan.com
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| The Morgan Hotel serves authentic tapas food all day from 7am to 10pm. The very best in Spanish flare with the menu being flexible enough to suit everyone for light lunches, snacks or a full dinner with a variety of choices.
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Montys of Kathmandu
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www.montys.ie |
| 28 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 |
| 01 67044911
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| Montys of Kathmandu prides itself on its commitment to producing the finest, traditional Nepalese dishes with authentic ingredients; served in intimate, friendly surroundings brimming with enchanting eastern charm
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Bar Pintxo
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| 12 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 672 8590 | agata@porthouse.ie
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| This beautiful candle-lit, bodega style tapas bar is spread over the ground floor and basement with a seating capacity for one hundred people. Wine trained staff will be on hand to help you choose your selection from the shelf while sampling the different types of pintxos and tapas.
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Fitzsimons Restaurant
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www.fitzsimonshotel.com |
| 21-22 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 677 9315 | info@fitzsimonshotel.com
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| Fitzsimons Restaurant is located on the banks of the River Liffey in the heart of Dublin's thriving "left bank" area known as Temple Bar. It is a spacious 100 seat restaurant serving an exciting selection of modern Irish and European dishes.
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Stir Crazy
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www.stircrazy.ie |
| 63 Dame Street, Dublin 2 |
| 01 6722200
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| We serve freshly prepared Stir Fried meals, containing only natural ingredients in an exciting range of sauces. Our aim is to provide lean and healthy food while still allowing wholesome choices. With our food cooked in front of you and the simple “Select you own” menu we provide both quality and value. Prices start from less than €5.00
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The Button Factory
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www.buttonfactory.ie |
| Curved Street |
| (+353) 01 6709202
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| The Button Factory, formerly known as the Temple Bar Music Centre is a venue that caters for every genre of music, dance, theatre and art, with a cafe during the day.
(We also provide 7 rehearsal studios and 3 state of the art recording studios)
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The Tea Room Restaurant
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www.theclarence.ie |
| The Clarence, 6-8 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 407 0813 | tearoom@theclarence.ie
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| The Tea Room Restaurant, one of Dublins most praised restaurants, offers friendly and flexible service to local residents and hotel guests alike serving both breakfast and dinner. The excellent value Market Menu offers home cooked traditional dishes with a contemporary twist, plus a sumptuous A La Carte menu is available.
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The Quays Bar
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| 10 - 12 Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 3922
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| The Quays bar a traditional pub is one of the most popular pubs in Dublin with a great reputation for traditional live music daily from 3pm till late. It has a great mixture of both Irish locals and tourists making it one of Dublin's liveliest pubs. Food served daily.
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The Foggy Dew
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www.thefoggydew.ie |
| 1 Fownes Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 677 9328 | thomasmaguire044@eircom.net
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| The Foggy Dew is a traditional Irish pub situated in the heart of Dublin. Take a break from the lively Temple Bar and enjoy a pint in our relaxed atmosphere. The music played in the Foggy Dew and large rock memorabilia collection on the walls play a big role in creating a unique atmosphere!
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Bruno's Restaurant
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www.brunosdublin.net |
| Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 670 6767
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| Bruno's restaurant is located in the very heart of Temple Bar and is renowned for great food and fine wines. Relax and enjoy your meal in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere, the ideal place for that special occasion, we are sure you won't be disappointed.
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The Chameleon
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www.chameleonrestaurant.com |
| 1 Lower Fownes Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 0362 | book@chameleonrestaurant.com
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| Intimate and ambient restaurant, serving Indonesian foods, specialising in Rijst-Tafel with low opium tables on platforms where you can sit on cushions rather than chairs. The Chameleon is as ideal for large groups, as it is for a romantic intimate evening with your partner.
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Frankies Steakhouse and Bar
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www.fitzers.ie |
| 42 Temple Bar Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 679 0440
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| Frankie’s Steakhouse & Bar offers the finest steaks in Temple Bar at affordable prices and a party atmosphere. The menu has been meticulously chosen by Marco Pierre White himself. With trendy cocktails, lively music and the ability to cater for parties of up to 200 people, Frankie’s is the party venue for any occasion.
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Murphy's Ice Cream
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www.murphysicecream.ie |
| 5 Temple Bar Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 |
| 0860311216 | dingle@murphysicecream.ie
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| Murphys Ice Cream is an Irish company that offers award-winning, artisan ice cream (made from scratch in Dingle), micro-roasted coffee, and delicious desserts. Come for a free taste of our ice creams, and you're welcome to linger with a coffee in our seating area on the square.
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O'Briens Irish Sandwich Bar
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www.obriensonline.com |
| 3 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2 |
| 01 474 3030 | obriensoutsidecatering@hotmail.com
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| In O’Briens Sandwich Bar - centrally located on Westmoreland Street - you will find the delicious Signature sandwich range from Rachel Allen along with a great selection of made to order sandwiches, soups, as well as teas, coffee and smoothies. Everything you need to keep that hunger at bay as you enjoy the sights and sounds of Dublin.
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Cafe Vivaldi
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| Unit 4,Temple Bar Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 671 5336
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| Situated on Temple Bar Square enjoy the selection of freshly made sandwiches, paninis, pastries and specialty Italian coffees. A great way to soak up that famous Temple Bar atmosphere!
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The Porterhouse
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www.theporterhouse.ie |
| 16/18 Parliament street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. |
| (+353) 1 679 8847/50 | jc@theporterhouse.ie
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| The Porterhouse is a microbrewery, brewing in excess of 9 beer, 3 stouts, 3 ales, 3 lagers and a number of festival beers. The Porterhouse is Irelands largest genuine Irish Brewery and plays host to live music 7 nights a week, four beer festivals each year and serves food daily from 12.30pm 9.30pm.
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