Best Sandwich in Cork

grenache · 09-11-2013 12:29PM

Yeah Fast Als are going in there now.

Irishgirl12345 · 13-11-2013 02:06AM

Yum fast ALS, isn't there already one by the GPO though!

lisasimpson · 13-11-2013 02:15PM

theglobe wrote: »

went here today and it was closed down

its closed for works, ya the sandwiches are fairly crap in o briens no filling in them as for crips on the side they defo now how to make a package go a long way
a cissies in college was great that takes me back 11 or 12 years,

AugustusMinimus · 13-11-2013 03:18PM

Fast Als must produce the most over priced cheese on toast I've ever seen. Who ever owns it must be making a killing.

grenache · 13-11-2013 09:28PM

AugustusMinimus wrote: »

Fast Als must produce the most over priced cheese on toast I've ever seen. Who ever owns it must be making a killing.

I agree, but they definitely make some of the better pizza in the city.

O'Briens in Blackpool SC are back open again :mad:

Nonoperational · 15-11-2013 01:28PM

I actually don't mind O'Briens at all. But I agree it's a bit pricey still.

The Scratcher · 15-11-2013 04:42PM

Can't believe no one has mentioned Joup in Ballinlough, tastiest sammiches in Cork by a country mile! Great choice of fillings too and reasonably priced, cheaper than the market and better imo.

Balmed Out · 15-11-2013 05:08PM

joup do good sandwiches but your going up a fair bit in price for them. They also in my opinion do Corks best scones.

If you like O'Briens try Brackens, better bread same style half the price.

BillJ · 18-11-2013 02:52PM

Shelbourne bar on maccurtain street do a savage baguette

BanzaiBk · 18-11-2013 06:13PM

I went to the Holy Grain today for the first time in a while. Absolutely delicious cheese on toast for 2.50eur! A steal.

I8A4RE · 21-11-2013 10:05PM

pwurple wrote: »

The Cork Reuben in the sandwich stall. Spiced beef with sauerkraut.

Is that in the stall in the English Market?

pwurple · 22-11-2013 08:54AM

I8A4RE wrote: »

Is that in the stall in the English Market?

Yes.

Carol1506 · 10-12-2013 04:11AM

Fitzpatricks

BillJ · 10-12-2013 10:39AM

Carol....do you work for Fitzpatricks?

Balmed Out · 10-12-2013 12:02PM

I think jam at hanleys garden centre off the kinsale road roundabout should get a mention. Their wraps are brilliant.

run_Forrest_run · 11-12-2013 11:38AM

Balmed Out wrote: »

I think jam at hanleys garden centre off the kinsale road roundabout should get a mention. Their wraps are brilliant.

their stuff is nice granted, perhaps a tad over-priced but I guess it is a garden centre café, I've yet to see a reasonably priced one

Balmed Out · 11-12-2013 12:43PM

run_Forrest_run wrote: »

their stuff is nice granted, perhaps a tad over-priced but I guess it is a garden centre café, I've yet to see a reasonably priced one

I only ever get a wrap and a coffee and I think it comes to 5.70 with the wrap being close to arm thickness as I ask for quite a lot of ingredients. Think its excellent value.

BanzaiBk · 12-12-2013 12:24PM

Everything in Jam looks lovely but it all tastes so bland. My OH loves it at the weekend but everything I've tried is so flat. I usually just get a scone now.

PanaDrama · 12-12-2013 12:55PM

Chicken, ham, cheddar and relish on focaccia in Wildways on Princes Street, unnnnnnreal.

SimpeSam · 28-12-2013 06:12PM

The Wooly Club from the Woolshed, pricey at 9.50e but it's more of a meal than anything.
Comes with either fries or tortilla chips too.

Amazing.

J82 · 28-12-2013 06:19PM

The Wholy Grain on Washington St... fantastic bread!

Orso near GPO seems like it would be nice...always too busy when I pass though so haven't eaten there myself.

PanaDrama · 28-12-2013 10:37PM

Orso isnt very nice imho, irish take on lebanese grub that isnt upto much.

Jimmy Bottles · 28-02-2014 11:49AM

So disappointed with the Holy Grain the last few times I've gone in there. Portion sizes used to be great with the bread being cut nice and thick.

Staff must have got new orders as the bread is now being cut way thinner and fillings are a lot less than before. A real pity. Was the best place to get a sandwich in Cork.

Cork Lass · 01-03-2014 12:42PM

PanaDrama wrote: »

Orso isnt very nice imho, irish take on lebanese grub that isnt upto much.

I got a takeaway curry here a few weeks ago. It was about 70% soggy cous cous with a small portion of (not great) curry on top. If I'd been dining in I would have sent it back. Pricy enough too. I much prefer the place at the back of the English Market, near the fish stalls - I can't remember the name.

sporina · 04-03-2014 06:42PM

Jimmy Bottles wrote: »

So disappointed with the Holy Grain the last few times I've gone in there. Portion sizes used to be great with the bread being cut nice and thick.

Staff must have got new orders as the bread is now being cut way thinner and fillings are a lot less than before. A real pity. Was the best place to get a sandwich in Cork.

wow had coffee in the holygrain today and it was v v poor..

i hate to say it as i use to like the place..

also, it was 3pm and i was the only person there???

has this place gone down hill?

The_Kew_Tour · 04-03-2014 09:08PM

sporina wrote: »

has this place gone down hill?

Yes.

Loved it before. Last 3 times I have been there its been much poorer.

Wont be customer again, sadly.

okedoke · 06-03-2014 12:21PM

Spicy chicken wrap with baked potato in Wildways. The same sandwich has been on the menu for at least a decade...tasty.

BanzaiBk · 06-03-2014 12:50PM

okedoke wrote: »

Spicy chicken wrap with baked potato in Wildways. The same sandwich has been on the menu for at least a decade...tasty.

Where is Wildways okedoke?

okedoke · 06-03-2014 12:54PM

On Prince's St, South Mall end.

pajor · 09-03-2014 12:04PM

Something with a sausage in it from O'Flynns on Winthrop Street.

Brackens is high on the list too.

Closer to home has to be the Artisan Food Store at St Luke's Cross. Delicious rolls.

Best Sandwich in Cork

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