"bigears":1hz8qr9g wrote: I was only there once but The Port House is very nice. They were advertising a Basque Beer that their other venues used to have but when I asked for it they were out (not sure if they're permanently out). They do have some nice wines by the glass...
Wobbler, what beers do the Winding Stair have?[/quote:1hz8qr9g]
Duvel, Leffe, a few German wheat beers (I think), a few from the St Peter's range and Youngs Double Chocolate Stout. That's going from memory, could be more, could have changed and as I said I'm not sure about the wheat beers, although I think I saw schofferhoffer on there. I remember thinking it was a really well thought out list. Also, few enough places stock Duvel and even fewer five you the proper glass.
"bigears":1xd0mma7 wrote: One to add to the list of restaurants with a decent beer selection then.
On second thoughts, once you exclude the likes of PH & B&C, I'm struggling to think of anywhere that could join it on that list...[/quote:1xd0mma7]
The Winding Stair is an allround great restaurant. Food is simple but of a really high quality. Prices of mains rarely go higher than fifteen. The problem is that it's extremely popular so you have to book days in advance.
"Wobbler":z1vlvtcp wrote: It's a nice place. I didn't know they did beer.[/quote:z1vlvtcp]Likewise. It's owned by The Porterhouse. Only thing is it can be a bugger to get a table. If I'm going there I always have a back-up plan and almost always have to use it.[/quote:z1vlvtcp]
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Can´t remember now if a czech friend mentioned about some traditional snacks in the Czech Inn (Temple Bar), such as dumplings and so on, but it could be worth a try. It´s not off town and you can always have a good, quick glass of beer...
There's also The purty Kitchen in temple Bar. It's where Bad Bobs used to be. Their beer selection is pretty poor but they do have Paulaner on tap. Their food is nice, lots of fish. Snacks as well as meals.
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