Guidebook for Cork
Food Scene
Liberty Grill
32 Washington StGreat breakfast /brunch /dinner restaurant
Cafe Serendipity
30 Western RdPopular breakfast/brunch café.
Paradiso
16 Lancaster QuayBest vegetarian restaurant in cork!
Feed your Senses
27 Washington Street WestLovely family run authentic Spanish restaurant.
Fresh fish at very reasonable prices .Excellent staff and lovely wine selection.
8 locals recommend
Quinlans Seafood Bar Cork
14 Princes StFresh fish at very reasonable prices .Excellent staff and lovely wine selection.
The Natural Foods Bakery
Coffee Station
21A Western RdVery convenient ..just minutes from jamesville.
Cafe Depeche
19 Lancaster QuayExcellent coffee. Lovely service
LovingSalads
15 Academy StExcellent take away salads.
Oh My Donut
23A Washington Street WestGreat coffee and doughnuts.
Orso Kitchen & Bar
8 Pembroke StRestaurant is like a ray of warm Mediterranean sunshine.
An award winning restaurant using fresh ingredients from The English Market and local artisan producers.
59 locals recommend
Market Lane
5-6 Oliver Plunkett StAn award winning restaurant using fresh ingredients from The English Market and local artisan producers.
Nosta
4 Marlborough StDiscover the luscious flavors of fresh Mediterranean food at fabulous prices.
The Cornstore Restaurant
41-43 Cornmarket St....great for seafood ,steaks and cocktails.
Delightful breakfast/brunch and tapas menu on Thurs/ Friday and Saturday evening.
9 locals recommend
The Parlour Cafe
Delightful breakfast/brunch and tapas menu on Thurs/ Friday and Saturday evening.
The Spitjack
34 Washington Stnew to our area and feedback is excellent.
Sightseeing
Christian worship has been offered on this site since the 7th century.
66 locals recommend
Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral
Bishop StreetChristian worship has been offered on this site since the 7th century.
Established in 1845 in the reign of Queen Victoria.
lovely grounds and buildings.
58 locals recommend
University College Cork (UCC)
College RoadEstablished in 1845 in the reign of Queen Victoria.
lovely grounds and buildings.
Lewis Glucksman Gallery
Interesting modern architecture on the grounds of UCC.
The English Market
Grand ParadeIreland's most famous covered food market.
Cork City Gaol
Convent AvenueAn interesting example of Georgian/Gothic architecture.
Shandon
Ring the bells...... an old Cork tradition.
Parks & Nature
It is situated on the picturesque bank of the river Lee and has 18 acres of manicured gardens .
it also contains Cork Public Museum.
162 locals recommend
Fitzgerald Park
It is situated on the picturesque bank of the river Lee and has 18 acres of manicured gardens .
it also contains Cork Public Museum.
Drinks & Nightlife
Costigan's Pub
11 Washington Street WestAn Spailpín Fánach
29 S Main StFranciscan Well Brewery
14 N MallCraft beer and pizzas, a very popular pub
Sober Lane
5 Sullivan's QuayLively spot for food, drink and music.
Rearden's Bar
26 Washington StHugely popular venue for young people.
Food is served until late.
The Oval Bar
25 S Main StThis is a heritage pub with a stunning interior ceiling.
Sin E
8 Coburg Stirish music sessions
Arts & Culture
The Gallery contains a lovely restaurant for lunch and the collection includes works by William Orpen and Jack B. Yeats.
107 locals recommend
Crawford Art Gallery
1 Emmett PlThe Gallery contains a lovely restaurant for lunch and the collection includes works by William Orpen and Jack B. Yeats.
Shopping
Miss Daisy Blue
1-2 St Patrick's QuayVintage shoppers will be spoilt for choice!
Records and Relics
14 Lancaster QuayLocated on Western road......quaint thrift shop.
Timetraveller's Bookshop
44 Bridge Streeta must for book fans.
Mercury Goes Retrograde
19C Drawbridge StreetYou could stay a very long time here bargain hunting.
Essentials
Centra Washington Street
29 Washington Street WestLennox Launderette and Dry Cleaners
138 Bandon RdDuds n Suds Launderette Cork
100 Douglas StThe Laundry Basket
Barrack Street