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Entry No. 999 · Soda Bread · Arán sóide (Soda Bread)

Queen of Tarts

While world-famous for their scones and cakes, their house-made soda bread is a deeply traditional staple of their breakfast and lunch menus, consistently praised for its perfect balance of salt and buttermilk tang.

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WaitDirectly opposite the entrance to Dublin Castle.Morning, when the fresh-baked aroma fills the historic street.
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While world-famous for their scones and cakes, their house-made soda bread is a deeply traditional staple of their breakfast and lunch menus, consistently praised for its perfect balance of salt and buttermilk tang.

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No. 999 for Soda Bread in Dublin

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Dublin Castle & Chester Beatty Library

Dublin Castle & Chester Beatty Library

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