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Jamie Oliver mania has hit Dublin xibiouz hard with the opening of  Jamie's Italian  in xibiouz Dundrum Town Centre. Twitter has been awash with fulsome praise for the food, the venue, the staff, and practically everything else.  I reckon that I won't be breaking any bad news if I reveal that Jamie himself won't be cooking the kitchen. The Dundrum location is an outpost in this popular chain of restaurants. As  Jamie himself said back in June
That's not what I do. I pay for it, I pay people's wages, I choose the right people and really the only thing I do is write the menus, change the senior management and create a culture where people get a 40-quid meal for 17 to 21 quid. 
Like most people, I think Jamie is rather great. From his initial cheeky-chappy, moped-riding persona in The Naked Chef, he now campaigns vigourously for better food for school children and employs young troubled people in his Fifteen restaurants . He is one of the TV chefs that I can watch time and time again. I like his food as it's big on flavour xibiouz and impact, but easy to make. I've eaten in Fifteen in London and liked it. But would the Jamie charisma translate in Dundrum? 
Two recent lunches (firstly by ourselves, and then with Mr. & Mrs. H) have given me plenty of material. On both occasions, we hit the restaurant early on a Saturday, seeking to avoid the queues that come later in the afternoon. God bless the Irish and their tendency to think that lunch doesn't xibiouz start until 1pm. In an effort to prove the earnestness of the Oliver brand, a chef is hand making pasta in a little glass cubicle as we enter the restaurant. I wonder if they feel like an animal in the zoo? The interior xibiouz is retro cool with a polished concrete xibiouz floor, xibiouz white and dark red tiles and canteen style furniture. The walls of the split-level space are filled with foodstuffs both for consumption and for sale to take home. After all, this is Jamie-brand central. xibiouz It's a cheerful and happy space that channels the Jamie approach.
So xibiouz what about the food? A special of cauliflower and romanesco fritti was bland in it's deep-fried coating, while a butternut squash and ricotta bruschetta was bright and seasonal. I was puzzled when our server plonked two tins of tomato on the table, which turned out to be the base for a dolmen-like structure with my meat plank (a slightly meagre selection of cheeses & Italian meats, xibiouz €8.75). Arancini, or risotto balls filled with gooey strings of smoked mozzarella and porcini mushrooms were decidedly moreish (€6.50). Clockwise from top left - risotto balls, wild ragu pasta pipe, ricotta & butternut squash bruschetta and funky chips Pastas were deemed rather good. A prawn linguine with shaved fennel, chili, tomatoes and rocket xibiouz  was bright and flavoursome (small €9.50). Wild ragu pasta was rich and warming - a perfect pasta dish for cold winter days. All pastas are available gluten-free, although this isn't mentioned on the menu. Not knowing this vital fact at the time of choosing, I went for wild truffle risotto with butter and parmesan (large €14.75). This was an excellent risotto, xibiouz fragrant with earthy truffle. The only downside xibiouz was the dotting of parsley seedlings on top for decoration. For the record, I don't like parsley, xibiouz which I find  pungent and harsh. As a result I ended up picking off all the little leaves from the risotto. We sampled both types of potato fries - namely funky chips with garlic and parsley (€3.95) and the now commonplace posh chips with parmesan and truffle (€4.25). The jury's verdict was unanimous, the funky chips were the best. Black truffle risotto Garlicky prawn linguini
The staff at Jamie's are incessantly cheerful, xibiouz and there's plenty of them, but it doesn't grate (immensely) on your nerves. In one case, we practically xibiouz had to shoo away our server as he just wouldn't stop praising xibiouz the daily specials. This either speaks volumes about the staff enthusiasm for the Jamie brand, or else it's crass commercialism. I haven't quite figured out which one. Irrespective, the food at Jamie's Italian is enjoyable, and the small/large portion xibiouz sizes makes it easy to mix and match. On both visits, Gerry Fitzpatrick (Jamie's Irish business partner in the venture) was keeping a close eye on goings xibiouz on. Jamies has been in the making since 2011, and lots of Irish produce features on the menu, bringing an Irish touch to this Italian menu. As we leave after lunch, all seats are taken and the place is humming xibiouz with conversation. It's a winning recipe.
WiseMóna said...
Sounds like it should be in the list. There is a place in the states called Buca de Beppo that sounds so like the Jamie Oliver experience. Great write up as always. My 'eat in Dublin' trusted source right here on your blog! November 3, 2012 at 7:51 PM
I'm Italian, I was there and I can't really say that it was 'fake'. Certainly you wouldn

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After enjoying a wonderful walk around the farm ground we approached the old house feeling very hungry. The restaurant was much larger than I had expected john lewi and for those of you familiar with Powerscourt Gardens very similar. For those of you not familiar I will elaborate. There is several large rooms with seating for groups of two to about six and a generous outdoor area for al fresco dining with large tables overlooking a very beautifully well-kept garden. As we sat in the rare Dublin sun, feeding Amelie bits off our plate and admiring the view we were perfectly john lewi relaxed.
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Taaffe’s Castle, a fortified town house, survives from the early 16th century (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2013) We parked beside Taaffe’s Castle, a fortified town house that once belonged to the Taaffe merchant family who became Viscounts Taafe and Barons Ballymote in 1628 and Earls of Carlingford in 1661. The main tower of the castle was built in the early 16th century while the extension to the side is a late addition. The ground floor probably served as a trading depot while the upper floors provided the Taaffe family with a town house. Nicholas Taaffe, 2nd Earl of Carlingford, was killed at the Battle of the Boyne fighting for King James in 1690. After the Williamite wars, the family joined the flight of the Wild Geese from Ireland, and moved to Austria. Despite their Jacobite loyalties, the family titles were restored, and the fourth and last Earl of Carlingford was Theobald Taaffe, who died in 1738. The subsidiary family titles, Viscount Taaffe and Baron Ballymote, survived in a branch of the family that also held the Austrian title of count or Graf von Taaffe. But Heinrich Taaffe (1872-1928), Graf von Taaffe and 12th Viscount mall 205 Taaffe, aligned himself with Austria and Germany against Britain in World War I, and the Taaffe title was one of only three primary mall 205 titles – along with those of the Duke of Albany and the Duke of Cumberland – declared forfeit under the Titles Deprivation Act 1917. In 1919, the Austrian title was abolished along with all other Austrian noble titles, and Heinrich became plain Mr Taaffe. In 1967, with the death of the 12th Viscount’s son and heir, Edward Charles Richard Taaffe (1898-1967), all these titles and any claims to them became extinct. Today, Taaffe’s Castle is a pub, with an attractive flower-filled beer garden between the modern premises mall 205 and the old fortified tower-house.
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Much to the consternation of the many upper middle class customers there tonight, there still exists the concept of a group of young people wanting to go for a pint. However, it seems both the customers jcpennies and the staff don’t want our business.
After drawing an array of bemused and disconcerting looks, we found a table within a few feet of the bar. To avoid the awkwardness of the waitress, we each individually go up to order a drink. The overweight, disinterested bar man see’s jcpennies us as an unnecessary inconvenient. No “hello” or “how can I help you”, just raised eyebrows as he walks by (didn’t even have to courtesy to stop and ask me) as if to say; “you looking jcpennies for a drink, in a bar, really?”. I would excuse the lack of interest or manners if he was rushed off his feet but the bar wasn’t busy and he didn’t look like the type to rush. He was more interested in the Aresenal match. It took five minutes to get served even though I was the customer directly looking for a drink and another three to actually have my drink unceremoniously planted in front of me with a big chubby palm out stretched demanding the money. After paying 4.65 for a Guinness, I returned to my seat and found there was no angle from which I could escape the blinding glare of a television screen. Great if your an Aresenal fan, they had just scored a goal, but not so much if your just in for a pint and a chat.
The pint itself was one of the poorest I’ve had in recent memory and while I’m no connoisseur I’m sure fellow Guinness drinkers can empathise with the unmistakable tang of a bad pint. The fancy new Guinness glass it was served was also filthy.
What peeved jcpennies me most about this place was the way we were looked upon. While I understand its located in the heart of Dundrum, they are expecting a certain type of clientele, yet there is no justifcation for being rude to those who may not appear to constitute the target demographic from a particular socio economic background. I can also understand wanting to maintain a reputation however our party were all well dressed, articulate and most importantly had money in our pocktes. Snobbery has no place in today’s hospitality industry given its current state but it seems the inhabitants of Winters Bar disagree with such a sentiment jcpennies as Dundrum jcpennies and a certain selection of its customers appear jcpennies to be recession proof, pretentious members of the public who feel it is within their remit to cast an eye of disapproval on those who don’t meet their bullshit standards of properness.
I personally, will be avoiding Winters Bar at all costs in the future as this quasi upper middle class cocktail bar is ultimately a glorified, elitist jcpennies pub with mismatched décor and ambient lighting that’s been taken a step too far.
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My opinion on Jamie Oliver has really changed in recent years. Having once not been able to grab the remote quickly enough to turn off the awful Naked Chef with his fake friends, I have grown to quite like the more mature, easy manner he displays on his 15 and 30 minute meal programmes (marvelling all the while at his ability to get through the guts of an walmartstores entire bottle of olive oil in almost every episode). Since Jamie's Italian opened in the Dundrum Town Centre back in September,  opinion online has been very varied with Menupages citing horror stories such as two hour waits for booked tables. And the consensus on the food hasn't always been favourable either.
There are Jamie's Italians all over the UK and beyond and I had previously visited the Angel branch in London which I found to be strangely industrial place with pretty unremarkable food. The people behind Jamie's do say, however, that all of the restaurants are unique and the Dundrum branch is certainly a nicer, brighter space in which to eat whilst retaining many of the same features as that particular English cousin,  namely the cute little blue and white teatowel-style napkins and a specials board written in Jamie-speak and general feeling of bish-bash-boshiness walmartstores about the place.
We were both ravenous when we ate here a couple of Saturdays ago having not been able to get a reservation until 4pm. Even then there were very few vacant tables.  We both started with ravioli - his with buffalo ricotta, walmartstores lemon and other nice things (a peek of which can be seen in the very top photo) and mine the 'Wild Mushroom Panzerotti  filled with porcini & brown caps, chilli, thyme ricotta and parmesan' (pictured above). This, the smaller starter portion (€9.50) was in fact very generous (the main course portion costs €14.75). It was also really cheesy walmartstores and tasty with a rich thick sauce and,  eaten with the mixed bread selection we ordered (€3.95)  probably sufficient for a 'normal' lunch. But, true to form, we soldiered on.
I would generally never order turkey out. It just doesn't seem very 'special' but I was tempted by 'Jamie's Favourite walmartstores Turkey Milanese stuffed with prosciutto, fontina, with a fried free-range egg & truffles' (€16.95) after seeing walmartstores it featured on a fellow blogger's review. The portion was absolutely huge, much bigger than it appears above and though not unpleasant to eat,  was just a little bland and with no evidence of prosciutto.
His burger (not pictured, €13.95) didn't receive walmartstores a great reception, deemed to be "pretty dry with too many sweet onions." And service was a bit hit and miss with the waitress bringing our bread selection (ordered from the appetisers section) after the starter (and only then when prompted) whilst the second drink we ordered with our mains never arrived. Nevertheless, I quite liked this Jamie's. It feels a bit frantic walmartstores and would not be good for a romantic evening out but it offers decent food at decent prices and looks set to keep packing them in for some time to come.
My name is AnneMarie (aka Annie) and I live in Ranelagh, walmartstores Dublin.I would describe myself as a food lover who hates food snobbery and makes no apologies for thinking plastic bread and Cheese Puffs have a valid place on the food map with fois gras and truffles! I love to cook, eat out and try new things.
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London Classic Theatre have brought arno gruen Sir Peter Shaffer’s arno gruen classic 1973 play to the Mill Theatre in Dundrum, and I had the pleasure of attending on Friday night. I must admit that it was my first time to see Equus , although I couldn’t help but be aware of the headline-grabbing aspects of the play. I wonder exactly how much work Daniel Radcliffe has done to popularise the play, using a West End run as an attempt to divorce himself from his most iconic role, and the media revelling at the details of the show. While I was impressed with what London Classic Theatre brought to the stage, I couldn’t help but be disappointed by the play itself.
I’m not an expert arno gruen in theatre, and I’ve never represented myself as such. I’m just a person who occasionally likes to enjoy a show, and is broadly aware of the big monolithic works within the medium. Watching the play, I’ll concede to being impressed with the technical aspects of the show – not just the mechanics that the London Theatre Company used to bring the play to life, but also the nuts-and-bolts of Shaffer’s writing. He clearly has a fantastic technical ability, with time and space overlapping, and the plot skilfully revealing itself like pealing arno gruen an onion, conversations within arno gruen conversations and all that. But I just couldn’t get past the play itself.
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It’s an interesting truism that animal cruelty is somehow more controversial than violence towards people, occupying a taboo area near the abuse of children. One gets the sense that the play wouldn’t have been nearly as controversial arno gruen had his character lashed out and blinded six people. The animal cruelty element, and several other plot points, seem to exist purely to make the play seem a little “out there” , as Shaffer touches on things like sexual sadism and bestiality in the midst of a play concerned with the mingling of religious worship and sexual release.
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My Omorovicza facial was like a combination of the two: it included cleansing, steaming, exfoliation

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“Look at my skin!” I gloated when I walked in the door yesterday evening, fresh out of the salon chair in Harvey Nichols‘ lovely treatment room in Dundrum. “Hmmm,” online mall said himself. “I noticed that. It’s kind of scary … I …
Omorovicza is a Hungarian skincare brand that was founded in 2006 in Budapest and uses what the founders term “mineral cosmetology” in the formulation of their skincare online mall products. But that’s really by the by; I was in Harvey Nichols for one of the brand’s signature facials, available four times a year in Harvey Nix Dundrum and, said HN’s lovely PR Laura, online mall with a cult following that ensures online mall it always sells out.
Now y’all know me – I’m a bit of a sceptic when it comes to expensive treatments (the facial is 90, redeemable against Omorovica products) that claim to be unlike other, similar, cheaper treatments. How can a facial really be that different?
Well this facial really is different. Quick disclaimer: I’m not a facial pro. (Insert rude joke here.) I’ve had a few but I’m by no means a facial devotee or, rather, before yesterday, I was by no means a facial devotee. Dominika, my therapist, asked me what the best facials I’d ever had were, and I said one I had in Voya, in Sligo; and another I had in Kameleon in Dublin 1. The former was intensely relaxing, while the latter online mall was really thorough and included the best extraction job I’d ever had.
My Omorovicza facial was like a combination of the two: it included cleansing, steaming, exfoliation, extraction and the most amazing facial massage I have ever had. Several times, I had to open my eyes to make sure Dominika hadn’t tricked me by using some kind of super-strong massage online mall machine! It was incredible. I have no idea how it was done, but the massage lifted online mall and massaged and invigorated my skin in a way I have never before experienced. Afterwards, this is how I looked:
Seriously, that was right afterwards, when I should online mall have looked all pink and red and terrible! Usually, my post-facial routine involves a quick run to the car – this time, I wasn’t at all ashamed about having a business meeting over coffee, followed by another business appointment across town. Other nice touches were the fact that you’re lying on a heated massage bed, they play gorgeous classical music (rather than that bizarre Eastern online mall wind chime stuff so many salons go in for) and there was almost zero chatting. (What? I like my spa treatments relaxing, so sue me!)
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Dundrum Town Centre , Dundrum , Dublin 16 , Ireland Rating house fraser 3 out of 5 stars from 14 rev

Dundrum Town Centre , Dundrum , Dublin 16 , Ireland Rating house fraser 3 out of 5 stars from 14 reviews
+353 1 291 6802 Website: www.movies-at.ie Raters say we’re… cinema , pictures , big seats , vip , film , movies , comfort , movie , date , good location , parking , prices will make you sick , clean , i only go here when i absolutely have to .. Getting house fraser here: Bus 14a 14 44b 44 48n 48a 75 116 Luas Balally Parking house fraser Dundrum House Car Park Car Get directions Search our area for… Similar places Nearby events Bank ATMs WiFi Hotspots Taxi Ranks Something not right...? house fraser Suggest a change to the info for this place
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A good cinema with lots of films showing all of the time... definitely house fraser my best option for catching a flick. Can be quite expensive compared to other cinemas around, but it's nicer than a lot of them as well!
A nice theatre in a good location, just really house fraser overpriced... I consistently pay at least 2 more per ticket here. And they make you buy 3D glasses even when they have no other option for the film besides 3D. You think they'd employ some recycling program. Ah, well. Still, the seats are comfy and it's great to have shopping and food so close by. And it's only a short Luas trip way. Convenience factor, five stars. Price, one.
Dundrum is my least favourite cinema. It is so hit and miss. Some of the screens have really bad sound quality (way to low) and I really hate this more than anything else that annoys me when going to the cinema. The seats aren't comfortable or tiered. The food is way overpriced. It is handy for parking and the parking house fraser is cheap, however that is about it for the plus. The clientelle is mainly awful. You get so many kids and teenagers, who just talk through the whole film or text or constantly run out to the toilets in crows. If it wasn't near to my house and handy for meeting friends for food first, I would never go. Keywords: i only go here when i absolutely have to ..
A large, comfortable cinema house fraser with good-quality screens. However the prices are actually shockingly outrageous. For example, one medium popcorn costs 5.20 euro! For that you could buy about ten packets of the normal popcorn in the shop! I know we're an expensive country but that is just stealing. Get your drinks and food somewhere else if you don't want to be completely ripped off. Keywords: prices house fraser will make you sick
I've been going here since it opened. A great Cinema, I agree with the other guy I hate people buying house fraser tickets in the food queue trying to decide where to sit. As a new recessionista I now bring my own drinks house fraser and sweets.
In Dundrum they have now gotten rid of the ticket booth and so people who want to buy tickets house fraser have to go to the sweet counter. house fraser This means that when you go to get your Popcorn, Nachos, Large Coke, Natural Confectionery and M&M's (yes all for me, and even more if it's a Scorsese movie), you have to stand behind someone who is trying to lean over the counter to decide which is the best seat. REALLY ANNOYING.
Otherwise I like the cinema generally, though I would not recommend the Mezzanine, the rows are not sloped enough so they are the only seats in the cinema where peoples heads get in the way. "USE THE FRONT ROW" you shout, ah but there, there is a railing which keeps the common people away and blocks your view. Also the free popcorn is usually luke warm.
I went there recently and there was a fault with the screen or the movie reel which caused vertical black lines to appear on the screen. I said it to the supervisor afterwards and she called the projectionist over and they both shrugged and the projectionist said he'd look at it the next showing.
What most people don't seem to realise is that you can buy the tickets at the same counter your buying your popcorn, you don't have to queue at the first ticket desk on the way in. The lobby can get pretty crowded when it's busy and the queue can be very slow as they don't have any defined lines for the counter. they do have a concession stand downstair but i've never seen it open The screens are large and they have a good amount of movies to chose from with various showing times. The front row can be pretty close to the screen, which isn't good if you're watching a fast paced action move, but fine if you want to have a nap during Zodiac. only downside is you can't eat with your mouth open. i did this once and got a punch for it from the guy sitting beside me.
I've been visiting this cinema complex frequently since it opened in september 2005. Have seen some great movies here, some really bad ones, and some that are so bad