Crozon Inn

TequilaMockingBird · 01-06-2008 9:43am #1

Hi all,

Does anyone know if the Crozon is still open?

easkey · 01-06-2008 10:46am

No it is closed!!

TequilaMockingBird · 01-06-2008 10:51am

Thanks for that Easkey. I've a few hours to kill in Crozon today, a book and a drink outside would have been nice.

Culchie · 01-06-2008 12:21pm

Previous managment of Crozon re-opening the Woodside Inn on the N17 between Ballinacarrow and Achonry.....end of June I'd say.

Jabby · 01-06-2008 11:06pm

Culchie wrote: »

Previous managment of Crozon re-opening the Woodside Inn on the N17 between Ballinacarrow and Achonry.....end of June I'd say.

Are you sure thats correct. I heard they have opened at Cashelgarron. I'm not 100% sure though

Culchie · 02-06-2008 12:02am

Jabby wrote: »

Are you sure thats correct. I heard they have opened at Cashelgarron. I'm not 100% sure though

100%

tuppence · 02-06-2008 1:19am

Crozon Inn, that terrible place you have to do a reverse around the corner at when doing your driving test...:mad:

TequilaMockingBird · 02-06-2008 1:29am

tuppence wrote: »

Crozon Inn, that terrible place you have to do a reverse around the corner at when doing your driving test...:mad:

Thats the one.

But its great craic sitting outside having a pint, watching all the people trying to reverse round corners. They should advertise it as an entertainment feature really.

tuppence · 02-06-2008 1:35am

sueme wrote: »

Thats the one.

But its great craic sitting outside having a pint, watching all the people trying to reverse round corners. They should advertise it as an entertainment feature really.

Thats a bit of a bu**er alright, when you cant have a beer yourself and theres the tittering audience effect as you mount the kerb for the third time.:o (on the practice run that is I shone like an angel at the test!

)

darealtulip · 02-06-2008 9:50am

sueme wrote: »

Thats the one.

But its great craic sitting outside having a pint, watching all the people trying to reverse round corners. They should advertise it as an entertainment feature really.

it's a shame it's closed, sounds like a great place for a pint:D

carebare · 02-06-2008 10:45pm

Culchie wrote: »

100%

I'm nearly sure the owners of the crozon Inn have opened up just before Grange restaurant Harry's.

Culchie · 02-06-2008 10:54pm

carebare wrote: »

I'm nearly sure the owners of the crozon Inn have opened up just before Grange restaurant Harry's.

Maybe the owners have, but 'Ex-Management of the Crozon Inn' are opening on the N17 .... according to their sign anyway

Jabby · 03-06-2008 9:33am

carebare wrote: »

I'm nearly sure the owners of the crozon Inn have opened up just before Grange restaurant Harry's.

'Henrys'

darealtulip · 03-06-2008 10:20am

so, how is the food in Henry's? what are their prices like? maybe somebody could write a review in the 'your favourite restaurant' thread from both places?

Jabby · 03-06-2008 11:52am

darealtulip wrote: »

so, how is the food in Henry's? what are their prices like? maybe somebody could write a review in the 'your favourite restaurant' thread from both places?

Henrys was quite good but crowded, The place is very well decorated and well laid out. The staff were pleasant. The food was great but as we were there on opening night it was hard to share an opinion. I will try it again though as it wouldn't be fair to judge them on their first night.

Maxav · 07-06-2008 10:04am

Everyones right!! Management of the Crozon Inn was two Henry brothers, one is opening a truck stop style place on the n17(previously the Woodside Inn) and the other has opened HENRYS at Cashelgarron between Drumcliff and Grange. Confusion sorted???

TequilaMockingBird · 07-06-2008 10:33am

There was some work being done to the exterior of the Crozon yesterday, hopefully it won't be closed for too long.

DenMan · 07-06-2008 2:30pm

That's an awful pity it has closed down. Whenever our relatives come down from Dublin we always seem to go there. Nice carvery on a Sunday and friendly staff. The bar across from the restaurant has a nice atmosphere, a big screen where you can watch the footie. <snip> Shame it's gone.

Madge · 09-06-2008 1:51pm

sueme wrote: »

There was some work being done to the exterior of the Crozon yesterday, hopefully it won't be closed for too long.

Walked by there a few days ago, the place seemed to be getting a bit tatty looking already with weeds etc.
There's a lot of young people congregating in the grounds there aswell

Cypresstree · 16-06-2008 11:31am

Hey all,
I heard on the Sligo Jungle Telegraph( very reliable, as you can imagine) that the Crozon is re-opening under new management..... any ideas??

CT

DenMan · 16-06-2008 12:56pm

Just a change of ownership! I thought the existing building was to be demolished to make way for residential housing/apartments etc. Very good news.

Cypresstree · 16-06-2008 1:09pm

I just drove past it at lunchtime, there seems to be some work going on... window washing, etc

Cypresstree · 18-06-2008 11:56am

Anybody hear who took over ?

DenMan · 18-06-2008 1:16pm

No sorry, haven't any idea who have bought it. It was only up until last week I was the under the impression that it was going to be demolished and the to be replaced by residential housing/apartments. Glad it's staying though. Great carvery on a Sunday and a great big screen for live sports. Great news.

Xiney · 18-06-2008 2:12pm

No sense in having two threads on the same topic on the front page, Cypress.

We can keep all discussions of the Crozon Inn in here

starbelgrade · 18-06-2008 3:35pm

Xiney wrote: »

No sense in having two threads on the same topic on the front page, Cypress.

We can keep all discussions of the Crozon Inn in here

Hardass.

Xiney · 18-06-2008 4:48pm

You'll refrain from commenting on the quality of my hindquarters if you know what's good for you

Anyway, I'm disappointed Sligosies - this is a small town, surely one of you knows who's bought the Crozon Inn?

mongoola · 09-09-2011 11:33am

Xiney wrote: »

You'll refrain from commenting on the quality of my hindquarters if you know what's good for you

Anyway, I'm disappointed Sligosies - this is a small town, surely one of you knows who's bought the Crozon Inn?

Does anyone know if the Crozon Inn is re-opening again? There is some work going on there at the moment.:)

bobcar61 · 09-09-2011 2:35pm

Yes it's re-opening soon, I saw an advert online that they are looking for a General Manager, don't know any dates of when they are opening though.

UrbanSea · 11-09-2011 1:33am

Any idea who took over the lease?

adriano87 · 28-09-2011 8:18pm

As far as I know it re-opened under different management back in summer 2010 but has closed again!! shame, great place for a few quiet pints!!

mongoman · 30-09-2011 8:20pm

You would have thought that business would be booming in such a location. Christ, I'd love to have a local on my doorstep. It would save a fortune in taxi's alone.

mongoola · 03-10-2011 6:08pm

mongoman wrote: »

You would have thought that business would be booming in such a location. Christ, I'd love to have a local on my doorstep. It would save a fortune in taxi's alone.

Up to 2 or 3 weeks ago it looked like it was being prepared for opening, a lot of activity going on. In fact I heard from a good source that that was the intention. Since then, very quiet. Somebody out there must know something!
:mad::mad:

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