Hungry Harry’s

Completely agree with Laura, this plase is an eyesore and contributes absolutely nothing to the area. What’s more, it ALWAYS seems to be empty, and if the greasy smell wafting out of the place is anything to go by, it is not difficult to understand why.
They seem to be aiming at a Eddie Rockets style diner meets Burger King with a few pizzas thrown on the menu for good measure. When I walked past the other day there was a girl sitting in the window (the only customer, I might add) slurping from a Supermacs cup, though I have yet to find out if the chains are connected. If so, that’s one more reason not to eat here.
I wouldn’t eat here if the food was free and I was absolutely hammered, and that’s saying something.

A wholeheartedly resounding no.
Firstly I want to ask Dublin City Council why in the hell they allowed these guys to ruin what is a lovely run of shopfronts with a cheap, tacky and altogether typically ugly fast food front. It looks terrible, and I’m considering a strongly-​worded letter.
Then there’s the issue of why it was thought that Temple Bar needed such a fast food joint?! Have we not enough already, without adding this kind of nonsense to the mix?!
Finally — it isn’t even good. The staff patently don’t want to be there, the sizes are small, and I don’t think I’d really trust it to be honest.
Don’t like it, don’t see why it’s there. An aberration of what is otherwise a decent enough area.

I just ordered a large mushroom pizza, the mushrooms were almost non existent and the sauce was very heavy on the herbs. All I could taste was oregano. On the upside, the base was light and very tasty. but please sort out the oregano overuse. ruins what could have been a very good pizza, and add the toppings for non set pizza please.

Small and delightful snack bar, central located in templebar whith a delicate and less expentsive (dublin level) fish‘n‘chips.