Brunch is getting better by the week in Dublin and if there's one day where it's a little extra special, it has to be Sunday.
Skip breakfast so you are on the edge maximum hunger, grab the Sunday papers and go grab one of these 12 gorgeous Sunday brunch dishes...
We always head up here if we're in the mood for a healthy brunch. This dish is served with one of their fresh cold pressed juices which will set you up for the day.
Lovely, light and fluffy dish for the sweet-toothed among you, the big room is the perfect place to have the papers spread out over the table and to enjoy a leisurely pace of a Sunday.
This starts at 1 o'clock, so a better option for the late riser who wants to get a big hearty meal into them.
They serve up a beautiful roast dinner with all the trimmings.
The portions are never small here and always an unusual and innovative menu.
The menu changes up every few weeks. We love the green eggs and ham, or the mushrooms on toast – you can't go wrong. And all washed down with a hearty 3fe cuppa coffee.
Sundays at 777 are the best way to revitalise your weekend, and these eggs have a great kick to them, with the only issue being you're going to want some booze to wash it down.
Boozy brunches are the best brunches though.
Great little café down on the Luas tracks just passed Smithfield, and their sausages are the biggest you'll ever see.
Their eggs Benedict with crispy bacon are also to die for.
While us meat eaters know all the joys of a full Irish, we do feel for the poor old veggies among us.
Well they're in luck – because the House in Howth have a full Irish with no meat in it at all and it's incredibly tempting.
They do a pie of the day here all the time, and with the weather as cold as it is there's nothing better than a big tasty load of meat topped with buttery pastry.
Get in early – it's always packed in here on a Sunday.
Possibly the hottest spot in Dublin for brunch – their eggs with caviar and bubbles on the side is ultra indulgent.
Always been meaning to try San Lorenzo's? Get it over and done with today.
We must say this is one of the most perfect dishes in town.
Done in a classic French style with crispy fries and Bernaise sauce – this is a winner.
A great spot and their little potato cakes with lemon and smoked salmon is light and delicious.
Perfect for beating the hangover.
This is a serious Sunday brunch, if ever there was one.
With live music, a DIY Bloody Mary bar, prosecco with real gold flakes (notions), a breakfast starter buffet, unreal brunch main courses, your very own dessert stand and tea and coffee for days!
It's €39 a head, but for the sheer amount of food and drink you get that is actually a real bargain.
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