Irish stew
A stew of lamb (or mutton) simmered with potatoes, onions and carrots
Hearty, comforting cuisine: stews, potatoes, soda bread and seafood. You eat well in the pubs, often to the sound of trad music.
Incontournables
A stew of lamb (or mutton) simmered with potatoes, onions and carrots
A Dublin dish of sausages, bacon, onions and potatoes simmered in a broth
Irish potato cake, served at breakfast or as a side
A creamy fish and seafood soup, served with soda bread
A hearty breakfast: eggs, bacon, sausages, black & white pudding, beans, toast
Mashed potatoes with cabbage (or kale) and butter
Battered fried fish and chips, a takeaway classic
Bread leavened with baking soda instead of yeast, dense and flavourful
Boissons
The iconic Irish stout, best fresh in Dublin near St. James's Gate
Triple-distilled whiskey (Jameson, Teeling, Redbreast) — often smoother than scotch
Coffee, whiskey, sugar and whipped cream
Popular apple cider, served over ice
Street food
Vocabulaire
| Langue locale | Francais |
|---|---|
| The bill / the check | The bill |
| A pint | A pint (beer) |
| Cheers | Cheers / thank you |
| Craic | The atmosphere and the good cheer |
| Chipper | Chip shop (fish and chips) |
| Rasher | A slice of bacon |
| Slainte (cheers) | Cheers (Gaelic) |
| Grand | I'm fine, very well |
Etiquette
You order and pay at the bar in most pubs
Buying a round is a custom — everyone takes their turn to pay
Let a freshly poured Guinness settle before topping it up
Regime
Colcannon and champ (cabbage/onion mash) are vegetarian
Soda bread goes with veggie soups and chowders
Wide vegetarian and vegan options in the cities
Budget
5-12 EUR
Stands de rue, marches, vendeurs ambulants
14-25 EUR
Gargottes, cantines, restaurants familiaux
28-55 EUR
Restaurants connus, zones touristiques
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