Hogzy wrote: » Id rather have a cup of gold blend tbh. Im not big into my coffee, but i know what i like. Subway coffee is awful IMO.
kcb wrote: » how are they doing out in Mahon? plenty of business by the looks of the cars constantly parked in the Loading Bay!
run_Forrest_run wrote: » it's a bit mad at times, some drivers don't give a crap and just abandon their car in the loading bay for their coffee fix, jesus you'd swear the Virgin Mary is appearing in there such is the level of interest in the place..sheep the lot of em.
TheChizler wrote: » How do you get in there and where do you park? Gave up the other day after circling a few times.
kcb wrote: » There is an underground car park and lifts inside to bring you up to the office plaza. You wouldn't be bothered doing that for a quick take-away though... hence the constant parking in the loading bay.
TheChizler wrote: » Ventured in there but looked like it was Dell parking only. Security guard was glaring at us and we got scared and left . Without dedicated ground level parking I'd say they're missing out on a lot of business from the yummy mummies going for chats who wouldn't want to be dragging a car-full of kids across a busy road.
TheChizler wrote: » across a busy road.
kcb wrote: » As I say there is underground parking open to the public!
JohnK wrote: » Is it supposed to be pay parking in the underground place? Seems strange to have those barriers when anyone can drive in or out but I've never seen a pay station for the place.
Kazbah wrote: » Does anyone know if the wifi is a good connection there?
ongarboy wrote: » Not sure if this is just a rumour but someone posted on Twitter this week that 2 more Starbucks are opening in Cork, one in Mahon Point (in the shopping centre itself) in the next two weeks and Douglas shortly after. The poster seemed fairly certain about it. Anyone else hear about these openings?
calnand wrote: » I doubt they would open up in the centre, there's already two bbs and an obriens, and with the other one so close, Douglas is also another one I wouldn't be sure about
BailMeOut wrote: » You are right. Closed in October. No more Starbucks in Munster. Cork has great coffee shops most of which are better than Starbucks anyway IMO.http://www.irishexaminer.com/business/kfgbsngbkfsn/rss2/
JohnK wrote: » Looks like the one in Mahon Point is definitely going ahead - the store locator on the Starbucks site is showing one in Citygate and another on the first floor (kiosk 7) of Mahon Point Shopping Centre http://www.starbucks.ie/store/1010436/ie/mahon-point/first-floor-kiosk-7-mahon-point-sc-cork-c-1 I heard some talk about Douglas today as well and they were saying the Village Shopping Centre but no mention of which unit. Going to be quite busy with coffee shops in there if its true with Gloria Jeans, Quigleys, Puccinos, and M&S. And you could probably group O'Briens with that lot too.
Andip wrote: » The area in Mahon Point is now boarded off with a 'Starbucks' coming soon poster on it. Amazed that BBs would let a competitor in an any cost
Roar wrote: » ?? BBs is just a tenant in a massive development. They couldn't stop a competitor coming in, even if they wanted to.
JP Liz V1 wrote: » Ballincollig was rumoured too for one
mire wrote: » Is it worth mentioning that their coffee is mucky and nasty?