Griffin’s Foodhall

Dublin, Ireland

3.5

2 reviews

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Grafton Street, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
South Inner City
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390 ftDawson (2017)
420 ftSuffolk Street, Grafton Street
460 ftSuffolk Street, St. Andrew's Street
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2 reviews of Griffin’s Foodhall

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Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Griffin’s foodhall is my one stop shop when I have a hangover. A chicken fillet roll and wedges to soak up the booze, a Lucozade for sugar and a coffee to bring me back to life. All for under a fiver. Nothin’ wrong with that.
There’s a Subway on the upper floor if you’re feelin’ fancy.
Don’t blame me if you get a bad case of grease sweats two hours after your meal though. You have been warned.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Cheap eats for cheap. I love this Londis. With the sambo of the week for under € 2 and three pieces of fruit for about the same, this place can give you lunch and dinner for under a fiver. Hey, it’s a recession.
The groundfloor deli is far superior to Subway on the first floor. Cheaper, tastier and probably healthier too (less sauces by my logic), they win all round. However it is a bit of a pain having to go up to the second floor if you want a seat with a non-​subway meal. Then again, the second floor has nicer seats and a better view of Grafton so it’s a much of a muchness really.