One of the weird things about Ireland is that we drink loads of tea at home but mostly coffee out. I tend to avoid ordering tea because it's often weak and poorly made, and overpriced. When I try to search for tea in Dublin, I get directed to afternoon teas which are lovely but not what I'm interested in.

Curious if anyone has thoughts and recommendations: where would you go if you just wanted a good cup of strong tea. The kind you'd have with a scone or even a fry. If there's any coffee places that you think do tea better than others I'd love to hear. I always default to coffee when I'm out just because it's more reliable, but I'm sure people have opinions on good tea!

I will be visiting Dublin for 3 days at the end of the month and would like to know if I can explore the city and its attractions on foot or if it is better to take some kind of bus? Will I see snow? I am also open to any suggestion you think will help my experience. Thank you very much.

Better if near Stevens Green or D2/D8

Hi to all , I am thinking to start deliveringa with my car as a side job , so would like to hear some experince for you guy . Which platform is best to work on , do I need extra insurance , any advice is very helpfull.

Dublin has gotten a bad press of late. This was Friday night and we though it was time to let people see the real Dublin. If you see someone you know share and tag them There were a lot of people there. https://youtu.be/yM4NAxIB8vw

I’ve been looking at all the usual suspects (Heartbreak Social Club, Dublin Ink etc) but none seem to have photos of clients with darker skin on their pages or even in their reviews!

Any places you’ve personally used or would recommend?

Anyone have good recommendations for kitchen goods? Pots and pans, small appliances, etc. doesn’t have to be fancy. Thanks!

Does anybody know where restaurants get their produce from in Dublin?

Hi guys -- moving back to Dublin after a decade away. From Clare here and grew up going to some fantastic greengrocers in Ennis with quality produce for pretty inexpensive. (Clare Fruit and Veg Market on the Turnpike is the go-to if anyone is familiar). I'm curious if there's anything similar in Dublin. Not a high end Fallon & Byrne or Lotts & Co. type place, just a regular veg market that is known for good quality. Farmers markets etc. would be good to know about too. Will be living pretty close to town but happy to hear about what's great all over the city.

Specifically for parts - Google not much help here. Is there an online service that's better than anywhere in Dub?

Hey guys,

I'm going to Dublin tomorow, and in this context i would like to avoid tourist traps. I want to go to the old school pubs, clubs and areas in general. What would you guys recomend?

Best Regards

Daruma seems to have a reputation as one of the best/most authentic Japanese restaurants in Dublin. Looking to try Daruma but wondering if there's much difference between the two locations and if anyone has tried both?

Where is the best and quickest reasonably priced car wash in Dublin?

The one I use close by to me in Booterstown with the brushes misses the insides of the alloys. I want to get it done tomorrow in my working day as I need to travel on Tuesday.

Recently went to Hawksmoor and it was €31 for 2 courses. Thought that was really decent value for the quality of the food. Any other recommendations?

Looking to do a full renovation of a two bed two bath apartment. Any advice appreciated.

Happy to splurge. Considering ottoman to maximise apartment storage.

Hi Lads,

Would love to have a breakfast-lunch-dinner recs for a 2 day stay in Ireland. Definitely would like a full Irish breakfast one of the days and one dinner can be more upscale but other than that very open to all suggestions!

In Dublin for the weekend, as the title suggests, we want to have a proper Sunday roast tomorrow (ideally without bankrupting ourselves, and ideally easy enough to get to from the city centre) - anyone have any recommendations for Dublin’s best Sunday roast? :)

Best pint in dublin?... not the gravediggers 😅. Is walshes still up there with the best? Oh and I know bowes is good to

Restaurant near Croker

Hello there, could anybody recommend a nice inexpensive restaurant within walking distance of Croke Park? Am going to Coldplay in 2 weeks with a friend who is going through a very hard time & I want to create a nice afternoon for her. I know😄I am adding to her suffering by making her listen to Coldplay! I thought I would make that joke before anybody else did! Thanks in advance.

If you were to create a food tour just south of the Liffey what would you guys include? Think local locations.. what would you include etc?

stew? Coddle? Local bakeries? Cheese etc best local pub?

5-7 locations

Afternoon!

Thankfully have lost the dad bod and have a wedding coming up as a guest and realised I need to get a suit taken in. Anyone have any recommendations for alterations?

Where in Dublin makes your favourite cup of coffee?

I’m going to Dublin in December/January and need some recommendations for the best places to eat! It can be fancy, breakfast food, pub food, anything! I just need to know some good places to eat at.

Dear Dublin Residents,

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Your input is incredibly valuable, and with your help, we hope to make a positive impact on your city.Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below, or send me a private message if you'd prefer to remain anonymous.

All feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated!

Thank you so much for your time and insights.