One of a cluster of inexpensive little Italian places specialising in pizza around Balfe and Chatham Streets, each with its following, this authentic one-room café just beside Neary's pub is a favourite lunch spot for many discerning Dubliners. Online ordering service.
A good place to take a break. (Branch at: Ciao Bella Roma, Parliament St.)
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