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The Tea Room
The Tea Room Review
In the Clarence Hotel, you can sit around all day and hope that Bono and the boys of U2—they own the joint, after all—might turn up for a quick snack. Other stars of stage and screen often stay at the hotel and stop in at the Tea Room. Minimalistically hued in golden oak, eggshell white, and light yellows, the high-ceiling room is a perfect stage for off-duty celebs. The contrast between this high-vaulted cocoon and busy Essex Street—whose madding crowds can be glimpsed through the double-height windows—could not be more dramatic. The menu has been slimmed down in recent times with a focus on a smaller number of dramatic dishes, including the butterfly breaded rainbow trout with silk mash potatoes, anchovy butter, and lime fish sauce and the glazed soy and lime breast of duck.
- Address: Clarence Hotel, 6-8 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Dublin 2 | Map It
- Phone: 01/407--0813
- Website: www.theclarence.ie
- Location: Temple Bar
Contact Information
- Reservations essential.
- Credit cards accepted.
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