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Bewleys, Cork

John Sugrue

Hi All,

Just a question from my mom :rolleyes: . Anyone know why bewleys closed down in Cork? There was very little info going around back then.....

Thanks!

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FTGFOP

Bewleys in Cork? When did it close down? Where was it in town?

Lemag

Cook Street? IIRC, It was one of the streets between Patrick's Street and Oliver Plunkett Street.

evilivor

John Sugrue wrote: »

Hi All,

Just a question from my mom :rolleyes: . Anyone know why bewleys closed down in Cork? There was very little info going around back then.....

Thanks!

It was on Cook street - Tubes surf shop in there now.

It was around the time the whole Bewleys group was in terribel trouble. The couple that had the franchise in Cork sold and IIRC, went off doing charity work for a while.

54kroc

Did it have some sort of conveyor belt that used to take the dishes back to the kitchen or was that the one in Dublin i'm thinking of?

JohnMearsheimer

I miss Bewleys.

evilivor

cork45 wrote: »

Did it have some sort of conveyor belt that used to take the dishes back to the kitchen or was that the one in Dublin i'm thinking of?

Don't remember that. I remember a very hot waitress who really suited the uniform. It's funny the things one recalls.

54kroc

evilivor wrote: »

Don't remember that. I remember a very hot waitress who really suited the uniform. It's funny the things one recalls.

You remember a hot waitress and I remember a conveyor belt, god knows what that says about me.

evilivor

cork45 wrote: »

You remember a hot waitress and I remember a conveyor belt, god knows what that says about me.

Ha ha!

Lemag

cork45 wrote: »

You remember a hot waitress and I remember a conveyor belt, god knows what that says about me.

That, like me, you were too young at the time? I've fond/hazy memories of having big breakfasts in there with the Fam' on Sundays.