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The Restaurant Recommendation Thread

Faith

There's been a crazy number of threads recently looking for restaurant recommendations, so I'd like to start a specific thread for it. Please post below about your favourite restaurants - why you like them, what price range they are, what type of food they serve, if they have an early bird, opening hours if you know them, where they're located. If you could include a link to the website, that would be great. The more details, the better. This is not a thread to post negative reviews - there's a thread in the main Food & Drink forum for that if you like. Basically, I want this thread to be full of recommendations, not positive and negative reviews. That being said, you can disagree with a recommendation briefly if you really feel the need to, but you must have a really valid reason such as an awful experience, rather than "I don't really like the food" or "It's too expensive".

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the beer revolu

Despite the appalling customer service last week, I thought I'd try Tequila Jack's for brunch again.

I tweeted them yesterday morning asking what time they served this menu until on Sundays.

I got no reply.

Seriously, if you have a business twitter account, then check in on it occasionally.

They really seem clueless.
Still haven't eaten there.

limnam

the beer revolu wrote: »

Despite the appalling customer service last week, I thought I'd try Tequila Jack's for brunch again.

I tweeted them yesterday morning asking what time they served this menu until on Sundays.

I got no reply.

Seriously, if you have a business twitter account, then check in on it occasionally.

They really seem clueless.
Still haven't eaten there.

I admire your tenacity

roundymac

Was thinking of going to Feed Your Senses, what's it like? Anyone been there lately.

pwurple

roundymac wrote: »

Was thinking of going to Feed Your Senses, what's it like? Anyone been there lately.

I really like that place. It's very homely, run by a nice couple. Feels like you're in their kitchen.

Food is good, it suffers from the same thing as every other tapas place in the city.... tiny tables, lots of plates.

But yeah, go check it out, I'd recommend.

pwurple

the beer revolu wrote: »

Despite the appalling customer service last week, I thought I'd try Tequila Jack's for brunch again.

I tweeted them yesterday morning asking what time they served this menu until on Sundays.

I got no reply.

Seriously, if you have a business twitter account, then check in on it occasionally.

They really seem clueless.
Still haven't eaten there.

Some places use twitter as outgoing communication only. They are there a wet week, and don't have a website set up either. Cut them some slack on the IT setup perhaps? Maybe they are dealing with supply chain, or training new staff, or working on the paperwork involved in setting up any business in this beaurocratic paradise, or possibly cooking and serving food, instead of assigning staff to monitoring tweets. I agree, don't have one if you're not going to use it, but they are newbs. Rage not required.

Here's a phone number.

021-202 1002

the beer revolu

Rage?

RocketRaccoon

I'm in Cork for the night..... Where is the best Italian restaurant?

Harika

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

I'm in Cork for the night..... Where is the best Italian restaurant?

Rossini - 33 Princes Street

rob316

La Dolce Vita, Probys Quay.

SomeFool

rob316 wrote: »

La Dolce Vita, Probys Quay.

A lovely place, Gallo & Galetti in Wilton is another I'd recommend. I find Rossini to be hit and miss. While not exclusively Italian , Nosta do excellent Mediterranean food.

Malari

rob316 wrote: »

La Dolce Vita, Probys Quay.

Seconded. Real Sicilian cuisine, some excellent fish specials.

nlrkjos

If you're down Douglas area Marcello's is a good Italian ...reasonably priced too.

Miaireland

Harika wrote:

Rossini - 33 Princes Street

I used to love that place until they started packing in more and more tables in. I was there three times and they had tables blocking the fire exit. It stopped me going there. I admit it is a few years now. Is it still as packed now?

Miaireland

SomeFool wrote:

A lovely place, Gallo & Galetti in Wilton .

I have passed there so often and have wondered what it is like. Must stop there some day!

sporina

Miaireland wrote: »

I used to love that place until they started packing in more and more tables in. I was there three times and they had tables blocking the fire exit. It stopped me going there. I admit it is a few years now. Is it still as packed now?

been there twice and won't be going back..

1st time - my dish was wrong and when sent back took almost 30 mins to come out - my OH had eaten their meal..

2nd time - just remember it been a dismal experience.. food bland and staff seemed very down.. poor morale - not atmosphere..

la dolce is about the best of them in town..

Milly33

Is there any Dominos in Cork that has tables where you can sit.. Its my nephews birthday and he loves pizza (Dominos his fav) was thinking of brining him out, or any other suggestions for a good pizza place, is the one in Douglas were the bookies used to be any good

TheShow

was down in Cork recently, and got food from Miyazaki. not a seated restaurant, but well worth it anyway. tastiest food i've had in a long time!

happyday

Milly33 wrote: »

Is there any Dominos in Cork that has tables where you can sit.. Its my nephews birthday and he loves pizza (Dominos his fav) was thinking of brining him out, or any other suggestions for a good pizza place, is the one in Douglas were the bookies used to be any good

It is very good. I haven't eaten there but have heard very good things about it.

Mumha

Miaireland wrote: »

I used to love that place until they started packing in more and more tables in. I was there three times and they had tables blocking the fire exit. It stopped me going there. I admit it is a few years now. Is it still as packed now?

I was in last week, and the quality is still there. I didn't like the change in menu as some of my favourites were gone, in a reduced menu, but they do a great pepper sirloin, with proper pepper sauce.

Mumha

Miaireland wrote: »

I have passed there so often and have wondered what it is like. Must stop there some day!

Do go to Gallo ! Fortunately for us, it's our local restaurant, and it's great to have such great food on our doorstep. It's co-owned by Brendan Cashman, who was the Chef at Augustines in the Clarion Hotel.

pwurple

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

I'm in Cork for the night..... Where is the best Italian restaurant?

Italee in the city, but they don't open at night anymore. Only if you're around for lunch.

Gallo and galletti for me as well is the best. Odd located by a petrol station in wilton, but the food is just so good.

Milly33

thanks Happyday maybe that would be a good choice then

the beer revolu

the beer revolu wrote: »

Despite the appalling customer service last week, I thought I'd try Tequila Jack's for brunch again.

I tweeted them yesterday morning asking what time they served this menu until on Sundays.

I got no reply.

Seriously, if you have a business twitter account, then check in on it occasionally.

They really seem clueless.
Still haven't eaten there.

I can now confirm that they open @12 on a Sunday and serve "breakfast" until 3.

I got a reply!

JohnK

More bad press for Rachels

The statutory body responsible for food consumer protection has confirmed it is investigating an allegation that a Cork restaurant may have misinformed customers over the source of products on its menu.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/food-safety-authority-of-ireland-probes-rachels-claim-456117.html

Water John

Wouldn't be the first place to not be upfront on provenance. Mrs. Twomey of Clonakilty Black Pudding would have the whole market to herself if one was to believe most breakfast menus.
BTW is has nothing to do with FSAI.

happyday

Where would be nice to eat in Douglas tonight? Table for 2 friends for a catch-up.

pwurple

happyday wrote: »

Where would be nice to eat in Douglas tonight? Table for 2 friends for a catch-up.

12 tables. Or golden elephant if they like thai?

happyday

pwurple wrote: »

12 tables. Or golden elephant if they like thai?

I found 12 Tables very noisy when I went for lunch. Might try Golden Elephant. Thanks Pwurple!

Gamb!t

Harika wrote: »

Rossini - 33 Princes Street

Used to be.

phater phagan

Hi Guys,
Can anyone recommend a good pub around the bus station area i.e Plunkett St.? I'd prefer one that doesn't serve food.
Thanks