Cork Travel Guide

Eating - Cork

Cork’s tradition of using very fresh local and seasonal produce makes eating in this city a treat. Seafood is of particularly high quality, with fresh catches daily from the surrounding fishing villages, and is available in a whole host of restaurants. Other specialities for the more adventurous eater include crubeens, or pig’s feet, and drisheen, a type of blood sausage, available in several restaurants, including the Farmgate Café in the English Market (see below).

Café Paradiso

Highly recommended vegetarian restaurant with an emphasis on local and seasonal produce. Popular with vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.

Address: 16 Lancaster Quay,
Phone: +353 (0)21 4277939
Internet: www.cafeparadiso.ie.

Jacques Restaurant

One of Cork City’s favourite restaurants, Jacques serves consistently good food in a stylish hospitable atmosphere. Open 7 days.

Address: Phoenix Street,
Phone: +353 (0)21 4277387
Internet: www.jacquesrestaurant.ie

Greene’s

Atmospheric modern restaurant serving a combination of international influences and Irish traditions at affordable prices, located at the Hotel Isaacs.

Address: 48 MacCurtain Street
Phone: +353 (0)21 4552279
Internet: www.isaacs.ie/greenes

The Manor Room

Set in the peaceful surroundings of the Hayfield Manor Hotel, The Manor Room has become one of the more stylish places to eat in Cork city. Emphasis is on classical cuisine and quality Irish ingredients.

Address: Hayfield Manor Hotel, Perrott Avenue, College Road
Phone: +353 (0)21 4845900
Internet: www.hayfieldmanor.ie

Café Bar Deli

With its sister cafes in Sligo and Dublin, CBD is always a safe bet for tasty food at very affordable prices in a buzzy relaxed atmosphere. No reservations, just walk in!

Address: Academy St
Phone: +353 (0)21 4851865
Internet: www.cafebardeli.ie

Scoozi’s

Very popular buzzy restaurant, serving homemade pizza, pasta, burgers and salads. Open 7 days. Child friendly.

Address: 314 Winthrop Avenue
Phone: +353 (0)21 4275077
Internet: scoozirestaurant@eircom.net

Farmgate Café

This lively café overlooks the busy English Market, serving excellent traditional dishes with very fresh local produce. Very good value for money. Open Monday to Saturday for breakfast and lunch.

Address: English Market, off Oliver Plunkett street and Grand Parade
Phone: +353 (0)21 4278134

Quay Coop Café

Overlooking the River Lee, the Quay Coop is a friendly, cheap, self-service restaurant. The menu is vegetarian and features good value daily specials. Provides vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free choices.

Address: 24 Sullivan’s Quay
Phone: +353 (0)21 317660
Internet: www.quaycoop.com

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Eating - Cork

Café Paradiso

Jacques Restaurant

Greene’s

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Café Bar Deli

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Quay Coop Café

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	ARRIVALGUIDES DESTINATIONS HOTELS CAR RENTAL PRESSROOM ADVERTISE WITH US INFORMATION SEE FORMER ADVERTISERS CONTACT IN YOUR REGION Cork Travel Guide Intro Do & See Eating Cafés Bars & nightlife Shopping Sleeping Information Eating - Cork Cork’s tradition of using very fresh local and seasonal produce makes eating in this city a treat. Seafood is of particularly high quality, with fresh catches daily from the surrounding fishing villages, and is available in a whole host of restaurants. Other specialities for the more adventurous eater include crubeens, or pig’s feet, and drisheen, a type of blood sausage, available in several restaurants, including the Farmgate Café in the English Market (see below). Café Paradiso Highly recommended vegetarian restaurant with an emphasis on local and seasonal produce. Popular with vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike. Address: 16 Lancaster Quay, Phone: +353 (0)21 4277939 Internet: www.cafeparadiso.ie. Jacques Restaurant One of Cork City’s favourite restaurants, Jacques serves consistently good food in a stylish hospitable atmosphere. Open 7 days. Address: Phoenix Street, Phone: +353 (0)21 4277387 Internet: www.jacquesrestaurant.ie Greene’s Atmospheric modern restaurant serving a combination of international influences and Irish traditions at affordable prices, located at the Hotel Isaacs. Address: 48 MacCurtain Street Phone: +353 (0)21 4552279 Internet: www.isaacs.ie/greenes The Manor Room Set in the peaceful surroundings of the Hayfield Manor Hotel, The Manor Room has become one of the more stylish places to eat in Cork city. Emphasis is on classical cuisine and quality Irish ingredients. Address: Hayfield Manor Hotel, Perrott Avenue, College Road Phone: +353 (0)21 4845900 Internet: www.hayfieldmanor.ie Café Bar Deli With its sister cafes in Sligo and Dublin, CBD is always a safe bet for tasty food at very affordable prices in a buzzy relaxed atmosphere. No reservations, just walk in! Address: Academy St Phone: +353 (0)21 4851865 Internet: www.cafebardeli.ie Scoozi’s Very popular buzzy restaurant, serving homemade pizza, pasta, burgers and salads. Open 7 days. Child friendly. Address: 314 Winthrop Avenue Phone: +353 (0)21 4275077 Internet: scoozirestaurant@eircom.net Farmgate Café This lively café overlooks the busy English Market, serving excellent traditional dishes with very fresh local produce. Very good value for money. Open Monday to Saturday for breakfast and lunch. Address: English Market, off Oliver Plunkett street and Grand Parade Phone: +353 (0)21 4278134 Quay Coop Café Overlooking the River Lee, the Quay Coop is a friendly, cheap, self-service restaurant. The menu is vegetarian and features good value daily specials. Provides vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free choices. Address: 24 Sullivan’s Quay Phone: +353 (0)21 317660 Internet: www.quaycoop.com Read more about Cork: The City, Do & See, Cafés, Eating, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping, Sleeping, Essential Information Languages: English, Swedish, Cork, English Get the full pdf travel guide! Other travel guides in Ireland (5) We have 5 other travel guides in Ireland. Click below to get them. Cork travel guide, Dublin travel guide, Galway travel guide, Killarney travel guide, Limerick travel guide, Europe \| More Asia \| More Australia and the South Pacific \| More Africa \| More North America \| More More options Travel Insurance Country of residence Policy start date Length of cover Type of cover single family Arrivalguides \| Destinations \| Hotels \| FAQ \| About \| Contact \| Partner Favorites \| Tell a friend \| Feedback \| Facebook (C) 2010 Fastcheck AB. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.