Jimbo wrote: » Kafkas were the business. I was so disappointed when they moved. Yea Tonys Bistro would probably be your best bet
glanman wrote: » Had breakfast in Jurys Hotel on Western Road last year. Was unreal but not sure how much it is to buy as i stayed there the night before. Cereals, Contential, Fry, Eggs, Pastries and Fruit. Self Service but all is cooked up and topped up by the kitchen that is is full view of breakfast room. About 5 mins walk from Grand Parade
gccorcaigh wrote: » If youare willing to leave the city, the Rochestown Inn does lovely breakfast.
dewdrop wrote: » Recession must not have hit Cork yet with all these folks dining out for breakfast. As a matter of interest when did this custom begin?
iseegirls wrote: » Hey i'm on my way to Cork tomorrow morning, and i need something nice and er . . greasy to get my day off to a boost when i get down. Any restaurants or pubs would ye suggest has the best breakfast fry in the centre of town?
Ragnar Lothbrok wrote: » Flying Enterprise breakfasts are great. Very big breakfast of toast, scrambled eggs, mushrooms, potato cake, fried tomato, coffee and juice for under a tenner. Great friendly service too. Can't vouch for the dirty fry-ups though, as I'm a veggie.
Colser wrote: » I'd recommend the Silver Key if it isn't too far out of town for you.
davidglanza wrote: » I got breakfast today in shake dog across from brick lane pub on North main Street For 8 euro 2 sausages.. 2eggs.. 2 rashers.. 2 black pudding.. beans.. mushrooms.. chips... Toast and tea/coffee...
