List of Locations: Somebody Feed Phil – Dublin, Ireland (S2:E2)

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Phil Rosenthal (creator of Everybody Loves Raymond) explores Dublin, the capital of Ireland. Ireland is famous for their literature, music, and stories. Dublin is located on the East side of Ireland and is famous for its drinking, U2 and it’s up and coming food scene. Phil’s wife Monica even joins him for some self-exploration.

Below is a List of Locations from Somebody Feed Phil’s Dublin episode. At Love Eat Travel we absolutely love Phil!

#1 White Lighthouse At Fanad Head

The episode opens with a scene of Phil standing near the White Lighthouse located in Donegal, Ireland.

Address: Cionn Fhánada, Eara Thíre na Binne, Baile Láir, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, F92YC03, Ireland

#2 Brother Hubbard

Garrett Fitzgerald (featured in the episode) and his life partner, James Boland, created a restaurant called Brother Hubbard. The restaurant serves food that is inspired by their travels. Phil tries a Middle Eastern inspired fare that includes Eggs Menemin and an entire plate of pastries which include a cinnamon scroll (inspired by dead sea scrolls) and chocolate hazelnut baci.

Address: 153 Capel St, North City, Dublin 1, D01 V9V0, Ireland (North Location)

#3 Molly Malone Statue

The Molly Malone statue was erected in 1988 after declaring June 13th to be Molly Malone Day. Molly Malone became the unofficial Dublin Anthem. Listen to it here.

Address: Suffolk St, Dublin 2, Ireland

#4 EPIC Museum

Phil and Monica go on a date to the EPIC Museum. The museum is an Irish emigration museum and offers attendees a chance to connect and learn about their Irish roots. Monica joins Phil on a visit to EPIC to learn abut her irish heritage.

Address: CHQ, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, Dublin, D01 T6K4, Ireland

#5 Boxte House

Boxte House was created by Chef Pádraic Óg Gallagher. They offer house brewed beer and a corned beef and cabbage boxte, which we later learn is more Jewish-American than Irish.

Address: 20-21 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

#6 Merrion Square Park

Phil explored Merrion Square Park that houses a the famous Oscar Wilde statue. Visit the art market on Sundays and bring your kids here to experience the kids park that is based on Oscar Wilde’s short story, the Selfish Giant.

Address: Merrion Square E, Dublin 2, Ireland

#7 Guinness Storehouse

Built in 1759, the Guinness Storehouse has been producing stout beer for its patrons. Phil learns how to pour a perfect pint glass of Guinness.

Address: St James’s Gate, Ushers, Dublin 8, Ireland

#8 Murphy’s Ice Cream

Phil and head to Murphy’s for some ice cream. Kevin McGarran comedian and actor. Kirin began in dingle wild flavors that are very irish. Brown bread ice cream, blue cheese fro northern Ireland young buck, and dingle gin. Finally they try a sticky toffee sundae.

Address: 27 Wicklow St, Dublin 2, D02 WN51, Ireland

#9 Greystones

Phil heads out of town and into Greystones, a coast-town, to meet Steven and David Flynn, twin brothers with a thirst for life!

Address: Greystones

#10 The Happy Pear

The Flynn brothers take Phil to their organic eatery and specialty shop, The Happy Pear. They taste organic black mission figs, radish shoots, whole meal vegan croissants and then have brekkie with 2 year old apple cider vinegar and red berry kombucha. Their “sexy” oatmeal/porridge comes with nut spread chocolate and looks delectable.

Address: Church Rd, Rathdown Lower, Greystones, Co. Wicklow, Ireland

#11 County Cork

Sally McKenna, an expert on seaweed, shows Phil all the different kinds of seaweed as they explore the cove.

Address: County Cork

#12 Deasy’s Bar

Owned and operated by Caitlyn Ruth, Deasy’s is a seaside restaurant located in Clonakilty. Ruth uses local Irish produce in her international cuisine. Phil dines with Sally, Caitlyn, and Caitlyn’s husband John. Caitlyn uses local seaweed to make a kombu dashi with white radish.

Address: Ahidelake, Co. Cork, Ireland

#13 Miyazaki

Takashi Miyazaki opened Miyazaki. Phil heads over there with Rachel Allen and they dine on seaweed tempura served with a simple dashi. Miyazaki also has a sister restaurant in Cork called Ichigo Ichie.

Address: 1A Evergreen St, Ballyphehane, Cork, Ireland

#14 The Oval

Crew members take Phil over to The Oval to experience traditional Irish pub culture with some off duty local drivers. Phil tries a Beamish Irish Stout, a Irish Dry Stout style beer brewed by Beamish & Crawford Plc. in Cork, Ireland.

Address: 25 S Main St, Centre, Cork, T12 Y15D, Ireland

#15 Allen Family

Rachel Allen then takes Phil to her home to meet Myrtle Allen and Doreena Allen. Doreena operates Cooking school Ballymaloe. They have an all natural and organic farm, complete with livestock. Doreena then makes Phil a traditional Irish breakfast that includes blood pudding and honey directly from the comb

Address:  Shanagarry, Co. Cork, Ireland

#16 Beekeeper Training

Shane Lehane takes Phil on a assignment to collect honey. Phil does a great job at bee-ing an assistant.

#17 Fishy Fishy

Fishy Fishy is a seafood restaurant owned by Martin and Marie Shanahan. They’re located in Kinsale, Cork. Here, Phil has some of the freshest seafood in Ireland with Martin.

Address: Crowleys Quay, Kinsale Co, Co. IE, Ireland

The episode ends with Phil reuniting with the Flynn brothers and taking a dip into the cold Greystones coast. And this is why WE LOVE PHIL!