I am pretty surprised by the previous 2 reviews regarding the "chip" situation in this…read moreestablishment! I am a Stoneybatter born chipper loving boy. I remember when this fine establishment opened its doors back when I was a kid growing up in the area and a bag of chips was 60p! Yes that's right! 60p. So a very long time ago. Late 80's if I remember correctly. I also remember many a fmaily Christening/Funeral/Birthday party taking place in Kavanagh's pub and without fail a trip next door to Manor Take Away was in order. (At one point you could even bring your bag of chips into Kavanagh's to have with your pint depending on the bar man on duty at the time) The chip situation however seriously deteriorated in recent years. In comparison to what they were, the current chips have not a patch on the chips of days gone by. I have eaten from this chipper for the bones of 20 years. This place is spotless, friendly staff and every single item I have eaten on the menu is very tasty and very fresh. But for some reason the chips are just not up to scratch in my opinion. What I do recommend from here is the doner kebabs however. They are the nicest that I have eaten in Europe!!! I have tried doners in the UK, Berlin, Madrid, Paris, Oslo, Dublin, Cork and Belfast and none have compared to the amazing doner kebab of Manor Take Away. But this is my dilemma. When I go to a Dublin chipper I rate the chips first and the kebabs second. So for this reason Manor Take Away get's a 3 out of 5. There are much better chips in other chippers.

This chippers does excellent chips, so tasty! Best of all they put them in a foil lined bag to keep…read morethem nice and warm. This place is spotless, the staff are great, selection is fantastic from battered burgers to chicken curry pies to ice-cream cones. You want to get some comfort and some extra blubber, then this joint is for you. Prices are cheap and cheerful. I'm getting hungry thinking of it.

I'll be straight with you because I'm an honest, wholesome kinda fella. I cannot review Supermac's…read moreobjectively. I was born in the same county Supermac's was and as a result have a bias towards it's unhealthy saturated fat treats. I'll review anyway. Since Supermac's popped up in Heuston station it has been a constant source of frustration for me. I love the place. I say that with real heart. I honestly think Supermac's were the first to perfect the Snack Box (take that KFC!) and it has played a major part in my personal growth. Due to a lack of time/money whenever I get a train, I rarely get to hit Supermac's before getting the 16.50 service to Galway. As a result, I'm often left gnawing the arm of my uncomfortable Iaranroid Eireann chair as some delightful bollix munches through a Smokey Bacon burger and chips. Curse you Pat McDonagh, you culinary genius.

This was a just fine fast food experience if you need something quick at the train station. Nothing…read morenegative, but nothing that stood out either.

Got take away from here, and overall very good food!…read more Got the meal deal for about €14 which included Supermac's 7.5 oz burger, fries, and a drink! Overall the price for what I got was very good. The burger alone only ranges from €3-€9 and is very delicious. Service was fast and well done, the food I got was warm and well made.

Absolute dump but what can you expect from this lot, called to this hovel in Claremorris a few…read moreweeks ago and could not believe the slop they served us, manager just laughed when i brought it to his attention, should have known when one of the staff told me it was him who cooked it.

MY rating for this business is below zero.. not zero, below zero. If you make an order online,…read moremaybe.. maybe you might receive it.. i paid for my order, then received an 'order canceled' message. I reordered the same items then received an 'order canceled' message. It seems they have no desire for customer service. Certainly, a company that wants to do business with a community would not be so negative to a customer. My recommendation would be to buy your food somewhere else.

Really soggy chips,inedible. Are here twice, believing everyone deserves a second chance. Both…read moretimes soggy, chips stuck together and mushed in the bag. Avoid.

This place has amazing chips. Amazing. The wait is completely worth it but the only problem I have…read morewith the place is the last two times I was there they added cheese to my chips, which resulted in me waiting longer. Sigh. Well worth the wait and probably the best chipper in the area. I wish I could give more information regarding the other foods they serve, ambience, etc., but it is a chipper, albeit a really good one.

Great fish and chips at a good price. The best in all of Phibsboro. Come in and have a taste. You…read morewon't be disappointed. Richard McGee, Long Island, New York here visiting family.

Really helpful once you're starving :) Saved me after work going home couple of times. Chicken…read morekebab or chicken burger was very delicious for me. Service is prompt and polite. There's a slot machine (at least there was). So I always wasted waiting time on it. Actually won few euros even :) Come in there, if you're looking a a chipper, as Irish like to call 'em. Three stars because I'm not a huge fan of this type of food., but place deserves maybe 3,5.

Previously known simply as Take Away Foods - that's right, it didn't have a name as such. Now they…read morenot only have a sign but a telly too! Still, the grub is pretty much what you expect - though they have branched out to pizzas, paninis etc... Lunch is a growing market for them, though what the local school kids parents (never mind the likes of Jamie Oliver) would think if they saw them scurrying in at break time. One of the complaints I used to have about the previous owners is that they never gave you enough chips - a friend swears he actually saw them take some out of the bag. Thankfully, this has been rectified and now if you can tolerate the glare of the décor then a more than satisfactory 'one and one' is not out of the question.

Had fish and chips from here last night, it was 9.20 euro I think. Pretty pricey you might think,…read morebut you get a lot of food here. ( see the picture I uploaded ). Unfortunately far to much food for me to eat in one sitting. The chips were crisp and not soggy, the fish was fresh but came in four pieces so a lot of batter. I prefer more fish than batter myself. Inside is a bit nasty to be honest, more of a takeaway I would say. The wait staff were not particularly happy either. Finally and this is the main reason its 2 stars for me, the food was stacked on a tiny plate. It was like playing a game of food Jenga. I literally couldn't eat anything without something falling off. Add to that some dodgy brand of tomato ketchup which was frankly not nice, I really didn't enjoy the experience. I think this would probably be 3-4 stars for a take out as you could share a portion between two of you ( making it quite cheap ) and you could provide your own condiments. But I wouldn't recommend sitting in and unless you like large portions you might want to share. You might say that I am being a bit harsh as this is a take out, but the prices were not that cheap. For 9 euro I could get a decent meal from quite a few places which would be a lot better.

Best chips in Dublin!…read more Oh there's something so special about when you open up the paper and the vinegar evaporates and goes up your nose and makes you cry... or perhaps it's just that you are about to have these chips that brings a tear to your eye. These chips are special... they sell other things too but it's all about the chips... oh the fish is quite good.... but the chips... the chips. OK you couldn't eat them every day but every so often a takeaway from Burdocks is good for your soul. I'm not wild about the restaurant part, maybe it's because it's a bit more expensive or maybe it's because Burdocks chips should be eaten while you're walking up a road with your eyes streaming and your fingers burnt! Yes the suffering is all part of the experience!

There is absolutely no evidence to suggest that there is, in fact, a Roma 1 but they've been here…read moreso long that the name ain't gonna change now. Roma II is ok, but nothing special, doing most of their business around that messy time when the pubs close. They do however, offer student discounts and sell very basic rolls for €2.20. Which, to put things into context, is the price of a bus fare. Not too shabby, not too shabby at all.

Bleh. I'm not a huge fan of Roma II, especially because it is right next door to an awesome little…read moretakeaway place called Fruit Tree. If I had to tell someone which one to go to I wouldn't say "what are you in the mood for?" I would say, "Fruit Tree." But this isn't a review of Fruit Tree. It is a review of Roma II. I think that Roma II could appeal to a lot of people - if those people are drunk and it is late at night. The food is cheap but not delicious, but when you've been dulling your taste buds drinking all evening, I guess that doesn't matter. Sometimes you do need to get something salty and greasy in you before you pass out, and I totally understand that. Personally, I would rather trek down to Tandoori Bite and eat some actual food. One thing that I will say I like is that amid the kebabs and burgers, they have veggie burgers on the menu. Since so many restaurants here don't have such an option, Roma II doesn't totally fail in my book.