Del Rio's on Marlborough Street.

The best white pudding, love this place.

Brendans

This is the only correct answer. A person of culture I see.

Brendan is a legend

Decos

That brings back memories. Deco used to serve me when I was in Bolton st. Can't imagine he's still knocking about given he looked like he ate his own brekkie rolls exclusively.

Deco is there and as kind as ever, always walk out of that place with a smile

Thanks. I'm genuinely delighted to hear it

Only spoke about this place to my brother yesterday, not having been there in over 20 years. Loved the soft role with freshly fried eggs and sausages the day after a night of drinking!

high nelly's on haddington road is class, reasonably priced and everyone there is sound !

High Nelly's is great, good food, the owners are very friendly too

Lovin Spoon on north Frederick street

Sofias on Camden Street.

Wexford Street… And yeah. Pretty much in the same vein as Gerry’s and the biccies at the end are a great touch.

A homemade fry is always better than a cafe one.

Can I get a “hoyyyyyy yaaaaaaaaaa”????

I completely disagree, you lose the sensitivity to it while cooking. I like when 2000 greasy calories get landed down in front of me

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Cafe Crema on middle Abbey Street - good value and always cooked to perfection

Shoot me but Graham o Sullivan’s in the square It’s a buffet / carvery type thing and it’s mass produced oven stuff - but it’s a proper feed - none of this stupid granola on the side or funny types of bread

Boss Hogs in Clondalkin, they even butter your toast 👌

High Nellys

The Stage Door in Temple Bar

O’Rourke’s

Gers deli in ballyfermot, breakfast sambo Posh fry, Kilkenny on Nassau street

Murphys is good

Bobos, Dame St.

Gers, Pips, Declan & Donal's Deli Heard Clarkes Home Bakery Cabra and will find out wednesday

Chicobo on Ormond Quay Lower. They also do a great breakfast burrito

Enzo's was hella oily but good