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Tea Room
 Tea Room ... Saturday and Sunday.Newest Review: ... most of us I realise and this is certainly not something we would do all the time but - wow, The Tea Room at the Clarence was well worth it. To me £100 is a fair price for a three course meal with wine, not to mention the champagne and extras we received. The service was friendly -not necessarily perfect, it would have been nice to know what cheeses were served and my wine was splashed a ... more ... few times, but the staff were attentive and polite. The dining room was stylish with tables nicely spaced for privacy. Food was excellent and with the exception of the dessert some of the best meals I have ever tasted. We were made to feel special, we we...more |
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The Tea Room at The Clarence Dublin - Thanks Bono! (738 words)
by - written on 02/02/09 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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On arrival at The Clarence Hotel in Dublin you are presented with a fairly unassuming but classic hotel which sits on the river Liffey near Temple Bar. The Clarence is a former run down hotel which was bought by Ireland's most famous export - U2. They renovated the hotel and it is now one of Dublins premier boutique hotels. On entry to the hotel the concierge showed us to the restaurant which sits at the back of the hotel. We later realised there is a back entrance which leads directly to the resturant and to the bars and clubs of Temple Bar. After being greeted and having our coats, scarves, unbrellas and various other layers removed (it was raining and ... Read the complete review
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