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Good restaurant for short lunch tomorrow on north side

  • 03-12-2013 10:29pm
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    quad_red
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    Gonna be in Cork tomorrow. Meeting someone for lunch but don't have allot of time so restaurant needs to be around Summerhill/McCurtain street area.

    Price isn't an issue.

    I've booked Isaacs but I'm reading varying review.

    Anyone recommend something more suitable/better? What's the best that part of Cork has to offer :)

    Quad
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  • #2
    evilivor
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    quad_red wrote: »
    Gonna be in Cork tomorrow. Meeting someone for lunch but don't have allot of time so restaurant needs to be around Summerhill/McCurtain street area.

    Price isn't an issue.

    I've booked Isaacs but I'm reading varying review.

    Anyone recommend something more suitable/better? What's the best that part of Cork has to offer :)

    Quad

    Isaacs is lovely - Star Anise on Bridge street, if they're open, is also really nice.


  • #3
    Nonoperational
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    Isaacs is great. In my opinion far better than Star Anise.


  • #4
    quad_red
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    Thanks evilivor.

    Looking for someplace that isn't very loud or tight. Where ye can chat easily.

    Is Isaacs that sort of place?

    Cheers,
    Quad


  • #5
    evilivor
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    quad_red wrote: »
    Thanks evilivor.

    Looking for someplace that isn't very loud or tight. Where ye can chat easily.

    Is Isaacs that sort of place?

    Cheers,
    Quad

    Isaacs is perfect - my favourite room in Cork. Lovely staff, nice food. If you wish to be more discrete you can go into the back area but I love the main space.

    You won't get anywhere better in the area.


  • #6
    who_me
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    Green's (behind Isaacs) is very nice, but I don't know if it's open for lunch. If open, it'd be quiet and not very busy.

    Edit - just checked their site, and they are open from 12:30 on week days.

    Green's


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  • #7
    RoyMcC
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    + 1 for Isaacs though as an alternative I'd be heading for Annie's - a while since I was there though.


  • #8
    evilivor
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    RoyMcC wrote: »
    + 1 for Isaacs though as an alternative I'd be heading for Annie's - a while since I was there though.

    Not exactly "Summerhill/McCurtain street area" though.


  • #9
    RoyMcC
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    evilivor wrote: »
    Not exactly "Summerhill/McCurtain street area" though.

    Yup, only saw the 'north side' bit.


  • #10
    quad_red
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    Just an update, went to Isaacs in the end. 'Twas ideal. Fast service, nice staff, plenty of room. Had a lovely beef salad. Nom.

    Cheers boardsies!


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