Limerick_Lass wrote: » Lads this thread is so depressing to read .... is it just getting worse so?
phog wrote: » I wonder if it's the old Munster Rugby Store on O'Connell St.
phill106 wrote: » aubars=(au)bars=gold bars?
dr.fuzzenstein wrote: » it has been argued that this may be way over the head of the typical clientele.
tommy249 wrote: » Coqbull restaurnat in Cork have posted pictures on their facebook and twitter of a fit out of their new restaurant in Limerick - any idea where? Looks like a building that hasn't been used in a long timehttps://twitter.com/Coqbull_Cork
black & white wrote: » That's what I thought.
phog wrote: » Looking at the photos again, I doubt the O'Connell St building is that deep.
ongarboy wrote: » Thomas Street Catherine Street area really seems to be the cafe mecca for Limerick. It really comes alive on a warm day with everyone dining al fresco. I know some would argue there may be too many outlets of a similar service in such a small area but if it creates a cluster/destination effect, I think it's a positive benefit to the city. It ensures everyone ups their game too to keep up with their neighbours!
bennyl10 wrote: » Starbucks opening in Train Station .. Thomas st dunno where it came from?...
Special Circumstances wrote: » Maybe my brain is slow after the weekend, but I'm a little confused by your post. I would be stunned if Limericks first/only official Starbucks was going to be in Colbert station.
bennyl10 wrote: » Can someone say where the Thomas st rumour came from..
Cookiemunster wrote: » I was told the the crowd hired to fit out the Thomas St. building were known for restaurant/coffee shop fit outs. There could still something be going in there.
Special Circumstances wrote: » Well it's not Starbucks. And it can't be Nandos - hear they are opening out where Wickes used to be.
bennyl10 wrote: » Had interview this morning, going to train station, hadn't even heard the Thomas st rumour...
Cookiemunster wrote: » That would be a bizarre location. There's nothing else there to draw anyone in and it's way too big for a restaurant.
Special Circumstances wrote: » Would it be more or less likely a success than Colbert Station for Starbucks? Honestly, I didn't think that post even needed a winky smiley!:o
Bored_lad wrote: » So Starbucks is opening on Thomas Street under uber?? I'm so confused right now?
zulutango wrote: » Yes, that is what most of us understand.