Cork Restaurants

 4 Reviews  I spotted this on the reviews and thought I should share the sorry news, The Ginger Bread House is no more. Sometime in 2006 (I think) they closed for renovations - and never re-opened - and well is... 

 2 Reviews  Jacobs on the Mall is my favourite restaurant in Cork city, and has been so for many years now. The entrance is discrete and looks for all the world like the entrance to one of the many Banks or... 

 3 Reviews  We were drawn to Cafe Paradiso on the strength of various reviews we had read, which suggested that something bordering on alchemy was taking place in the kitchen. We ate there a couple of weeks ago,... 

 4 Reviews  Visted here last week with husband. Upon entering, sat down in bar area opposite huge bowl of manky looking trail mix - not very hygenic....! while we chose our wine. We ordered popadums to start -... 

 1 Review  Had a well-deserved coffee up here, seeing the sign for the roofgarden clinched it for me, even though the view is crap - all you can see is the rooves of the neighbouring buildings. A pity as you are... 

 1 Review  Good food in pleasant surroundings. The restaurant is near St Finbars Cathedral and the river with a mellow ambience. Full meals can be expensive here but the Early Bird Menu,available from... 

 1 Review  Not a good eating experience! Booking accepted for group of 8 but when we arrived at the agreed time, no table available. Sent across road to local bar to wait (seemed like a good idea at the time).... 

 3 Reviews  D'ont miss out on a visit to this city center restaurant. The presentation of the food was amazing. Great value for money, our meal was really special. The Chowder in a bread bowl, just like they do... 

 1 Review  This Italian restaurant is located in one of the side streets off Oliver Plunkett Street. Its walls are adorned with Black and White pictures from Classic movie stars. (That kind of stuff always does... 

 1 Review  When it comes to budget lunch the Tigh Fili is the place to be! This vegetarian café is located in the Tigh Fili Arts Centre and only open during mid-day. Their dishes are absolutely scrumptious and... 

 1 Review  My favourite Chinese restaurant in Cork bar none! It’s small and comfy, got friendly service and their food is excellent. Located on the first floor just at the corner of Oliver Plunkett Street, try... 

 1 Review  This is a cool restaurant and Ive never found a place quite like it. Loads of different types of dishes on the menu, nice wine, friendly and fast service and the price is ok too. But the best thing by... 

 1 Review  This Indian restaurant is worth a visit for the manager, Saeed, alone: He is one of the friendliest and chattiest proprietors you are ever going to come across in the restaurant business. He is so... 

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 SabrinaSummerville Says:  Treating my student Niece to dinner I wanted to bring her someplace really special. After all, we were in the City that was home to my Alma Mater and where she... 

 SabrinaSummerville Says:  Looking at my watch with pangs of hunger assaulting my insides I realised we were long past standard lunchtime restaurant service hours. Cork in the recession... 

 DAO Says:  If they closed down all the Subway Sandwich shops in Cork, half the population would surely starve. There is even one in the arrivals at the airport so you can... 

 Rachael71 Says:  We called at the Kopi Cafe for lunch when we went to Blarney for the day, and we sorry that we weren't able to return for an evening meal there. The sandwiches... 

 WhispersWest Says:  a branch of the famous Dublin chocolatier, serving a signature hot chocolate as well as lattes, cappuccinos, and mochas. All drinks come with a complimentary... 

 theauthor71 Says:  One must have a willingness to indulge in contemporary feeding to fully appreciate FLESH on Sundays at An Cruibin. Cast a sheep’s eye over recent menus and you... 

 Claudilla Says:  Gorgeous fresh food at reasonable prices. You can eat in or take away, which made me chose this place to eat in for several times in a row.. sometimes little... 

 AusPinay Says:  The main attraction for tourists here is the classic Irish coffee- made with a bit of Irish whisky and cream served in a tall glass! I tasted a little bit, it...