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Located in what was a fringe niche in central Dublin, fortune and rapid development have now drawn Parliament Street into the throbbing arena of Temple Bar. Maxwells has benefitted as a daytime self-service café with homecooked foods in more than adequate quantities at prices that would make it economically unviable to pack your own lunch. It has thus built a strong regular trade. Unexceptional decor allows you to concentrate on the food in hand....

The Kilkenny Shop is known for the wide range of Irish goods it stocks. Tour operators bring busloads of visitors here so they can bring back home 'a little bit of Ireland.' Upstairs, before or after making all those purchases, the Kilkenny Kitchen is buzzing. It is a self-service restaurant where the emphasis is on traditional Irish home cooking. Speciaities include - cold meats and fish, but also available are coddle, Irish stew and boiled beef and cabbage.

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This pert little sandwich bar serves a variety of light snacks with wine by the glass. A genial hostess ensures good service....

Goldsmiths, so named after Oliver, offers exquisite food and fine wines in traditional surroundings of opulent comfort....

The location of this restaurant in the heart of Temple Bar enhances the personality of the cafe and to some degree dictates the clientele, student, tourists, family groups and business people from the area all frequent this popular eatery. There are special student, tourist, kids, lunch time and evening menus available at very affordable prices. Groups are catered for. Open all day everyday till late....