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Good seafood restaurant?

  • 16-03-2009 12:36pm
    #1
    Faith
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    I'm looking for a good seafood restaurant in Cork. It doesn't have to be in the city, but I'd prefer it not to be too far out. Any ideas?


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  • #2
    Trojan911
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    Faith wrote: »
    I'm looking for a good seafood restaurant in Cork. It doesn't have to be in the city, but I'd prefer it not to be too far out. Any ideas?


    Fishy Fishy in Kinsale is excellent. Check first if it open. I think some restaurants close till the summer season. A bit out of the city as well.


    Link for restaurants.


  • #3
    Bill-e
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    Trojan911 wrote: »
    Fishy Fishy in Kinsale is excellent. Check first if it open. I think some restaurants close for the summer season. A bit out of the city as well.


    Link for restaurants.


    +1 It's the very best. They only open when they have fresh fish so u know it's good


  • #4
    Faith
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    Great, thanks. But is there anywhere that's open on a regular basis, including evenings, and takes reservations?

    I checked out the link, but I'd like personal recommendations.


  • #5
    tommmy1979
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    I've heard the cornstore on the coal quay do a savage lobster.

    T


  • #6
    Illkillya
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    In the city, I can't think of a seafood restaurant, but Les Gourmandises is a French restaurant that has a lot of fish on the menu, I would recommend that. Alternatively, (maybe it's a bit far out, and I was never there) O'Callaghan-Walshe in Rosscarbery has a good reputation.


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  • #7
    MunsterCycling
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    The Bosun in Monkstown

    MC


  • #8
    Faith
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    MunsterCycling wrote: »
    The Bosun in Monkstown

    MC

    That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Only now I want everything on the menu :(.


  • #9
    MunsterCycling
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    Yes they have quite a spread. Hope you enjoy.

    MC


  • #10
    Illkillya
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    MunsterCycling wrote: »
    The Bosun in Monkstown

    MC

    Good call, forgot about that one


  • #11
    tommmy1979
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    Illkillya wrote: »
    Good call, forgot about that one

    +1 !!! and it's only 2 mins down the road from me..:D nomnom:pac::pac:


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  • #12
    Trojan911
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    has a seafood menu also. An excellent restaurant with a pianist every night from 8pm onwards. Situated in Lapps Quay in the City (next to the Clarion Hotel). The food & service is great.

    The menu & prices are here.


  • #13
    beer enigma
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    If anyone fancies going a bit further afield, try Deasy's in Ring, near Clonakilty - I love Fishy Fishy, but Deasy's blew me away......


  • #14
    Trojan911
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    Andip wrote: »
    If anyone fancies going a bit further afield, try Deasy's in Ring, near Clonakilty - I love Fishy Fishy, but Deasy's blew me away......

    Agree there. I've always heard good reports about Deasys, but the down side is, it is always booked out (which is a sign of a good restaurant).


  • #15
    Jimmy1bob
    Closed Accounts Posts: 44 ✭Jimmy1bob


    Fenns Quay Restaurant in cork city does great seafood.
    The fish of the day changes daily.

    But don't take my word for it check this out.
    http://conoroneill.com/2009/04/23/fenns-quay-is-a-gem/


  • #16
    Fairdues
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    I'd go for Fishy Fishy in Kinsale too. It's pretty good in Man Fridays in Kinsale also but that's a bit pricey! Had a magnificent fish dish in Ecos in Douglas last year and it was very reasonable.


  • #17
    Jimmy1bob
    Closed Accounts Posts: 44 ✭Jimmy1bob


    Trojan911 wrote: »
    has a seafood menu also. An excellent restaurant with a pianist every night from 8pm onwards. Situated in Lapps Quay in the City (next to the Clarion Hotel). The food & service is great.

    The menu & prices are here.
    They might offer seafood but by all accounts its not worth paying for.
    http://thedineandwineclub.blogspot.com/2009/06/boardwalk-bar-grill.html


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