Where to eat and drink
Where to eat
Where to eat
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Name |
Description | |
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€€ Amicus |
Casual dining in an atmospheric, contemporary setting. | |
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€€€ Jacques |
Jacque & Eithne only serve Cork produced food. Emphasis on quality & value |
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€€€€ Les Gourmandises |
Award winning French dining at the highest standards | |
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€€€ Ivory Tower |
Finest fusion cuisine in intimate surroundings Award | |
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€€€ Café Paradiso |
Winning vegetarian heaven | |
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€€ Milano |
Spacious and atmospheric pizza restaurant | |
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€€€ Farmgate Café |
A busy café in a vibrant working market in Cork city serving local food | |
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€€ Star Anise |
Owner-run, cosy French/Mediterranean Restaurant | |
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€€ Market Lane |
An award winning restaurant and bar over two floors | |
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Breakfast, lunch, gourmet burgers, fish and other delicious local produce. Located between the campus and the city centre. | ||
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€€€ Rachel’s |
Simple, naturally produced and delicious tasting food from Cork. Located between the campus and the city centre. | |
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Warm and lively dining experience with wine & cocktail bar | ||
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€€ Greene’s |
Top food at this unique setting, underneath a stone archway and waterfall |
Where to drink
Where to drink
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Name |
Description | |
| Traditional Irish, family run bar, live music on Sundays & Mondays | ||
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Sober Lane |
A big favourite for pizza and beer |
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Mutton Lane Inn |
For a unique taste of old Cork check out this long standing ale house. In a small lane way off Cork’s main street, Patrick Street. | |
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Chic riverside bar with garden and upstairs restaurant | ||
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Traditional Irish music, perfect stout (black irish beer like Guinness and Murphys) and great company. | ||
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SoHo |
Multi-storey sports bar and restaurant in the heart of the city centre | |
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Intimate live music venue | ||
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Costigans |
Traditional Irish pub with a cosy, relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff. Located conveniently on the road from the campus into the city centre (or in the other direction!) | |
| The Sextant |
Great Traditional Pub on the waterside with good grog, grub and garden. Located beside Cork’s City Hall, the congress dinner venue (hint, hint). | |
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Pub, great beer garden and microbrewery all rolled into one | ||
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One of Cork's oldest pubs recently celebrating its 120th birthday | ||
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Arthur Mayne’s |
A 120-year-old pharmacy turned wine bar with great food | |
| New York meatpacking style bar serving breakfast and lunch. Located close to City Hall. | ||
