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What to order at Hanleys Cornish Pasties
- The dish to know
- Traditional Cornish pasty
- Editor tip
- Traditional steak, gourmet specials and vegetarian or vegan options; open until 03:00 Friday and 04:00 Saturday for the post-pub Temple Bar crowd.
CuisineStreet food
Price€
Neighborhoodtemple-bar
HoursDaily from 10:00 until late, latest Fri-Sat
The dishTraditional Cornish pasty
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Tip: Traditional steak, gourmet specials and vegetarian or vegan options; open until 03:00 Friday and 04:00 Saturday for the post-pub Temple Bar crowd.
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Location
Address: 3 Merchants Arch, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 TD74
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