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7 Places To Grab A Bite If You’re Heading To The Aviva For Ireland V Wales
Published 10:35 24 Mar 2017 GMT
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Travelled miles to watch the clash between Ireland and Wales?
Starving? Knackered? Craving a pint?
Don't go hungry pet, there are an abundance of gorgeous eateries within close distance of the Aviva.
Here are seven of our personal faves.
This dreamy hidden gem in only a stone's throw from the Aviva and is an oasis of French food and wines.
As a wine bar, they stock just about every wine under the sun and serve a wide range of delicious dishes. Line that tummy before the match now y'hear?
Check out their menus here.
One of the most reliable places to go for a feed in all of Dublin.
Perfect for pre- and post- match. Check out their menus here.
They serve brunchy/lunchy dishes 11am until 4pm on Fridays and then dinner kicks off from 6pm until 10pm.
Check out their f*cking unreal menus here.
You just can't go wrong with an enormous Base 'za.
Easy, quick and absolutely divine – Base is nice 'n' close to the Aviva so you won't be missing out on any of the action.
You can get a 13" pizza with a salad and two drinks for €22.50. Not too shabby.
Last but certainly not least, is The Bridge.
Their takeout menu is faaaaab. From quinoa salads to roast beef sambos, all delicious. Throw in a soup, chowder or chips for a few yoyos.
Their roast for two will set you back a mere €25. Choose between chicken or beef with duck fat roast potatoes, roast root veg, cauliflower cheese and red wine jus.
Incroyable.
Check out their full menu here.
Amazing chowder, mussels, steaks and, of course, lobster.
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