Any quiet place to relax and drimk in Cork City

loveireland94 · 15-10-2016 11:58AM #1

Hello,

I would like to know if there is any quiet place to relax and drink in Cork City.
I am not talking about pubs at night. I am talking about some bars or cafes to relax and spend some time quietly in the morning for example if I want to go and have breakfast and relax reading or listening to some soft music.

Thank you,
loveireland94

mordeith · 15-10-2016 03:09PM

When you say drink you're talking about tea/coffee so?

loveireland94 · 15-10-2016 03:45PM

Hello mordeith,

Thank you for replying to my post.
Yes, I am talking about tea or coffee or just any drink.
I would like to just know some quiet places in Cork City. I have been in some places but they get very busy already in the morning and they open late, at 9 AM.

Thank you,
loveireland94

mordeith · 15-10-2016 04:45PM

Cafe Italee on Oliver Plunkett street opens at eight and would be quiet enough in the mornings.
http://www.italee.ie

loveireland94 · 15-10-2016 04:53PM

Hello mordeith,

Actually I know "Italee" but I was looking for some other places.

Thank you,
loveireland94

jharr100 · 15-10-2016 04:59PM

The idle hour ..

Malari · 15-10-2016 05:39PM

Velo opens early and is big enough you'd find a quiet spot to sit. It's across the river from the college of commerce.

scuby · 15-10-2016 08:03PM

Book shelf by imperial Hotel

loveireland94 · 15-10-2016 11:17PM

Hello scuby,

Thank you for replying to my post.
I think that The Bookshelf Coffee House is great for the type of place I am searching for.
Actually, I found out another place called Cork Coffee Roasters located in Bridge St.
Does anyone know that place?

Tomorrow I will have my breakfast in both the places to see which suites me the most and then will get back to you as soon as possible.

Thank you,
loveireland94

bigbrotherfan · 15-10-2016 11:25PM

I would also recommend Velo.

the beer revolu · 16-10-2016 09:42AM

loveireland94 wrote: »

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Tomorrow I will have my breakfast in both the places

Ah, I see we have a hobbit here!

Cork Coffee Roasters is nice but very small.

Check out alchemy cafes too.

Malari · 16-10-2016 11:27AM

Yeah, Roasters (also one off Paul St) is so small I'd feel a little uncomfortable spending a while relaxing there.

Milly33 · 16-10-2016 02:07PM

Langford Road could be nice

.red. · 16-10-2016 04:17PM

loveireland94 wrote: »

Tomorrow I will have my breakfast in both the places to see which suites me the most

Don't forget elevenses!

Diziet · 16-10-2016 04:46PM

How early? Tara's tea room on McCurtain street is lovely but opens at 9. Cork Coffee Roasters is friendly and has great coffee but is a little small. Great place for people watching if you sit at the window, and should not be busy in the early morning.

Henry94 · 16-10-2016 07:26PM

Upstairs in Starbucks Opera Lane is usually very quiet in the mornings. Nice place to relax with a book.

run_Forrest_run · 18-10-2016 07:51AM

loveireland94 wrote: »

Hello scuby,

Actually, I found out another place called Cork Coffee Roasters located in Bridge St.
Does anyone know that place?

hardly quiet. I've given up going in there trying to look for a seat.

whatever76 · 19-10-2016 10:39AM

+ for tara's tea room on McCurtain street. De calf which is situated by TK Maxx shopping centre isnt bad either.

bleakforest · 19-10-2016 10:49PM

Imperial Hotel itself, get a pot of tea in the bar great spot even better upstairs.

TrustedApple · 20-10-2016 07:46AM

For a good beer i find the abbot's ale house a great place to go as its never to busy and its nice and small and relaxing kind of like having a beer in your living room.

Then for coffee i do enjoy going to Costa in Merchants Quay for a coffee never to busy and nice and quite as well to enjoy a coffee and take out the laptop and do some work.

Any quiet place to relax and drimk in Cork City

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