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Close to the central bus station (Busaras) and Connolly railway station, so well situated for the traveller, this café has an extensive menu that includes vegetarian options and wholesome fare at very reasonable prices. Arthur Moore is a friendly man and if you need breakfast before catching the ferry, his should keep you going to Holyhead and beyond....

Cactus Jacks is a Mexican restaurant with a twist. After extensive traveling to the interiors of Old Mexico, and experiencing the genuine hospitality and delectable cuisine of the Mexican people, the concept of Cactus Jacks was born. Cactus Jacks first opened its doors in Galway 5 years ago, since then it has grown from strength to strength. This success led to the opening of the Dublin Cactus Jacks in Dec 05.
Cactus Jacks has continually been on the leading edge of menu creativity, comb...

Tastefully appointed restaurant serving traditional and international cuisine, using locally produced ingredients where possible....

Dimples specialises in chicken, ham and tuna sandwiches. Situated on Eden Quay, it is close not only to the Liffey but to O'Connell Street, the financial area and Busaras. Large baguette type sandwiches and instant coffee are served by attentive host Peter Dineen, one-time football pools winner....

A salad/snack bar in a busy location. This clean airy eatery is distinguished by art decor, light wood floors, black tables and stools, and looks rather out of place beside a launderette in Dorset Street. There is a selection of snacks, sandwiches and rolls along with dependables like quiche and pizza which are served all day....

Café specialising in lasagne, garlic bread, beef strogonoff, stir fries and salads, while catering for vegetarians. The Kylemore Bakery is over 200 years old and has over 50 shops countrywide....