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sunday lunch/ carvery options?

  • 23-11-2014 11:53am
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    wreckless if true
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    Looking for a place around barrack street for sunday lunch or carvery and cant think of anywhere, would it be better off going into town, what are my options there, looking for a traditional sunday carvery . any help greatly appreaciated.


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  • #2
    the beer revolu
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,418 ✭✭✭✭the beer revolu


    wreckless if true wrote: »
    Looking for a place around barrack street for sunday lunch or carvery and cant think of anywhere, would it be better off going into town, what are my options there, looking for a traditional sunday carvery . any help greatly appreaciated.

    I'm not a fan of the place myself but I think the Flying Enterprise at the bottom of Barrack Street would do what you're after.


  • #3
    .red.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,380 ✭✭✭.red.


    Flying enterprise?
    Ive never been inside the door myself but it has a good reptutation.


  • #4
    christy02
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    .red. wrote: »
    Flying enterprise?
    Ive never been inside the door myself but it has a good reptutation.

    Flying enterprise is excellent for food. Rear area recently renovated also so you can sit out even in cold weather/rain.


  • #5
    Roar
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    The wilton bar does a decent carvery too.


  • #6
    christy02
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    Roar wrote: »
    The wilton bar does a decent carvery too.

    Wilton bar is awful imo. Food is not a patch on flying enterprise.


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  • #7
    Blackie Grey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 151 ✭✭Blackie Grey


    Roar wrote: »
    The wilton bar does a decent carvery too.

    Have to disagree -weird smell in there plus food is ****e


  • #8
    SusieBlue
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    Can't recommend anywhere in that area but if your willing to travel, The South County in Douglas has amazing food and very good value for money. You can park in Douglas village, too.


  • #9
    koriko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 149 ✭✭koriko


    Have to say, for a city of its size, Cork fails to impress me in terms of eating out. If you're not into a coffee & cake or coffee and sandwich or on the opposite end of the spectrum a fine dining order off the menu (at least price wise) experience there isn't a whole pile of choice. Carvery lunch or simple decent & reasonably priced food is 2 a penny in Cork. At least compared to other cities and large towns in Ireland. Limerick city springs to mind as a great place to get a carvery lunch for example. I was a fan of the Viaduct but since the start of the summer I've noticed they've gone downhill- stop serving earlier than before and the food isn't as tasty- maybe they changed chef? Definitely a gap in the market....


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