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Bad Ass Cafe Review
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Bad Ass Café
- Address: 9-11 Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin
- Phone: 01/671-2596
- www.badasscafe.com
- Price range: ¢-$$
- Cuisine: American
- Location: Temple Bar
Fodor's Review:
If you want to make a Dublin native wince, mention with excitement that Sinéad O'Connor used to wait tables at this lively café in a converted warehouse between the Central Bank and Ha'penny Bridge. (A "Rock 'n Stroll" tour plaque notes O'Connor's past here.) Old-fashioned cash shuttles whiz around the ceiling of the barnlike space, with bare floors and primary colors inside and out. You can indulge in some great people-watching behind the wall of glass here. The food -- mainly pizzas and burgers -- is unexceptional, but the Bad Ass can be a lot of fun and appetites of all ages love it.
- Credit Cards: AE, MC, V
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Awful..McDonalds or a Chipper is better
Posted by SiobhanP from Dublin, Ireland on 4/25/08
Persionally I cannot understand why this place is still in business. Food quality is low, crummy shabby decor and I ate here a few months back at lunch and it was pretty grim. Little kids might like it but for the money there is far superior places in the area.
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