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Bad Ass Cafe

Great pizza and pasta

9-11 Crown Alley
Temple Bar
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 671 2596
http://www.badasscafe.com/

A big warehouse space, this informal restaurant attracts a diverse crowd due to its location in Temple Bar. Watch out for the overhead wires that are used to send orders to the kitchen - apparently this is how department stores in the 1950s originally operated! The food at the Bad Ass is filling and simple, with a huge variety on the menu, including pizzas, burgers, chicken salad and nachos. The restaurant also does special menus for students, vegetarians, kids and tourists. All in all, the Bad Ass is good, cheap and cheerful.

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Eddie Rocket's

American food-fest 7 South Anne St
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 679 7340 Eddie Rocket's sports several diners around the city centre. You will know exactly what you are getting as soon as you see the exterior, because the premises resembles an accurate recreation of the classic 50s-style American diner. There are no surprises with the decor inside either, featuring red vinyl booths and a chrome diner counter, although the mini-jukeboxes beside each table are a nice addition - and they work too. Foodwise, burgers, fries, and shakes are all on offer here; it's messy, tasty food, and the portions are generous.

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Jury's Coffee Dock

Open 23 hours a day Jury's Hotel
Pembroke Road
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 660 5000 Jury's coffee dock, which is 23 hours a day, seven days a week, is perfect both for early-birds and those who want to keep going after a night out on the town. A full Irish breakfast weighs in at a rather hefty EUR12, so it's not a bargain - but Jury's is undeniably convenient, cosy and reliable.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sufi's

Late night salad bar Stephen Street
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 679 8577 Sufi's is one of the few Dublin cafés that puts the emphasis on salad and panini. The interior is bright and spacious, with several large tables looking out onto Stephen Street. Not a place to linger perhaps, but its late opening hours make it a pleasant (and healthy) place to wind down in after a night on the town. Sufi's also serves breakfast.

Review © 2007, Wcities