Flesh Gorden wrote: » It's a pity about the Newport too, used to be a good place for friends to park up their motorbikes on the plaza and sit outside in the evenings with a pot of tea
who_me wrote: » Web Workhouse (Maylor St.) I think is 24 hours. It can be quite busy, but late at night should be quieter I'd guess. From 6 to 9/10 it's usually full. There's a cafe up on McCurtain St. open late as well, but I'm not certain if it's after 10. Pity Tribes is gone.
Gamayun wrote: » It's on Winthrop Street not Maylor St.
Vivara wrote: » Webworkhouse is great (and is definitely 24 hours) because all types of people go in there... it's not just one crowd or whatever. But Gulp'd... first time I've heard about it. What's the crowd like in there? Good atmosphere?
who_me wrote: » Oops. Then again, I've been living in Cork for 23 years and still can't for the life of me remember which is Princes, Marlboro and Cook streets!
Femme_Fatale wrote: » Think of the dairy company CMP. Cook Street is the one with the Ambassador Chinese, then Marlboro Street with Nash and Wildways cafés, then Prince's Street with... The Catwalk. Can't think of anywhere else there!
who_me wrote: » TBH, I find it a bit annoying that so few are open after 6, never mind after 10. You'd often see (tourist) families wandering around in the evenings, and the town is closed down. Your evening options in the city are: meal (restaurant) or drink (pub). I know that we tend to come home from work and eat/collapse on sofa/watch tv for a few hours, but you'd think there would be enough of a market for a handful of cafes to stay open after 6 when the rest close.
Faith wrote: » Nash 19 and Wildways are on Princes Street. It's also got Rossini's, Cort Art Supplies, Ann Summers, Fat Face, Oasis and an entrance to the English Market. Marlboro Street has Nosta, O' Flynns butchers and several others. Cook Street has the Ambassador, Il Padrino, Les Gourmandises, and the Rob Roy.
Femme_Fatale wrote: » D'oh, I messed that up totally! In my 30s and living in Cork nearly all my life... So Who_me, Cook, Marlboro, Prince's - from the Patrick Street/Oliver Plunkett Street perspective.
calnand wrote: » What's even more confusing is if you include crane lane Pembroke street and Morgan street you get Crane Lane Pembroke street Morgan street Cook Street Marlboro Street Princes Street Or CPMCMP as I remember it, Grafton street and Beasley street ruin it though.
Encrustment wrote: » Went to Cafe Spresso on McCurtain street today - they stay open til midnight. Pity it has a dodgy cheap bus station vibe off it though. Wouldn't really be a place to bring a byeoir after a movie.
