31. Dublin Pubs with Food

Slim Dusty may have had a hit when he sung, "The Pub With No Beer" but for me, it's "The Pub With No Food"!
Finally - an Irish pub that serves meals. O'Neill's in Suffolk Street, a short(ish) walk from where I'm staying. I'll definitely be trying this place out. Their menu has plenty of good old fashioned food. Just what the doctor ordered. O'Neill's here I come.

Note: As I become aware of more, I'll add them to this post.

Quote of the day: May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows you're dead.

An update of pubs with food.

Carr & O'Connell's now called O'Connell's. it's next door to where I'm staying.

12. Things to do in Dublin - Pubs

The Greenhouse  for steaks

The Bull & Castle, O'Neill's (Suffolk St), L. Mulligan Grocer and The Black Sheep for Irish beer.  Dark Arts is a decent porter.

Chester Beatty Library has a Lebanese café Day trip to Glendalough. Howth or Dalkey for seafood.
The Greenhouse and Dax (Fine Dining)
Gastro-pubs: Chop House, 37 Dawson Street and Waterloo Bar & Grill.
The Exchequer and O'Neil's on Suffolk Street.
Pig's Ear and Camden Kitchen - Both serve traditional Irish food with a modern twist

House of Ireland, Magee and Kilkenny Design for wool and tweed clothing. 3fe, Fallon & Byrne, Tamp & Stitch and Brother Hubbard, Badger and Dodo for coffee/snacks.
 Cheap, good quality Italian food in San Lorenzo's.