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€10 steak dinner in The Larder
Parliament Street is full of great restaurants. There is, of course, Zaytoon, the only place you’d consider eating a kebab while sober. Then there’s Corfu: let’s call this one a work in progress. Cafe...
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Downstairs in Fallon and Byrne
I’ll keep this one brief. If you’re shopping in Dublin and need a good value lunch or dinner pitstop, check out Fallon and Byrne‘s food options. The pre-theatre deal is off until January, to be...
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Dinners under €10 reviewed: The Pygmalion Restaurant
Today, we launch a new category on Cheapeats: dinners under €10. In particular, we’re talking about proper, sit-down meals, so we’re leaving out fast food options. We’re excluding lunches: it’s easy to...
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Dinners for €10 or less
Sunday dinner with friends @ The Exchequer, under €10 Eating out in London is astonishingly cheap. It’s very easy to get a decent feed for well under £10: over Patrick’s weekend, we comfortably found...
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Skinflint’s firebee honey
Try Skinflint's honey with grilled bacon and tomato, and buttered toast See? It still looks like I’m here in Ireland, but I actually wrote this in the past and sent it for publication to the future....
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Review: Breakfast in Cafe Sofia, Wexford Street, Dublin 2
Saturday afternoon. Courtesy of my demon friend Simon, I was very hungover. I’d also had around 10,000 miles between me and an Irish breakfast for four months. I wanted a real greasy spoon operation –...
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Review: Musashi, Capel St
I still dream entirely in complicated Japanese symbols. Jean and I had an amazing time there last May; I loved everything about the place. But I grumbled all the way home: Japanese food in Ireland...
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Review: Pho Viet, Parnell St, Dublin
I’ve expressed my love for Vietnamese food here before; it’s so fresh, delicate and healthy. Vietnamese food was fairly poorly represented on the streets of Dublin until recent years, when new places...
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Review: Crave, Aungier Street
Don’t mind the garish exterior, it’s much nicer inside Crave is a relatively new cafe, full of gorgeous mismatched chairs and design that create a lively, bright interior. It serves pitta breads full...
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Review: Camden Rotisserie, Dublin
The former gastronomic black hole that was Camden Street has developed a nice little cheap eats scene. Green19, where all mains cost €10, is well established. Neon‘s take on Asian street food has...
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