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Cork city pubs

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  • #52
    rob316
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    If you want pub grub, Gallagher's would be my choice. Food is good in Dwyer's and Clancy's too


  • #53
    [Deleted User]
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    septictank wrote: »
    ..............

    Hay, where would you recommend as a nice place a few young girls would eat or drink later, never been to Cork before, they will only be there a few days SOON!!

    Where to go mid week, with a bit of life.


    Should have asked, maybe 1 or 2 to stay away from, I know it's hard to say, Price wise or bad rep.

    Market Lane would be my choice for food and they've a decent drinks menu iirc.


  • #54
    septictank
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    While I wouldn't recommend the food, Luigi Malones seems to be very popular with the younger folk, probably for the jugs of cocktails!

    Son of A Bun and CoqBull are also very popular with the younger people.

    Seen Son of a Bun on the map and thought it was a chipper, but no, that and Coqbull could be good mid day lunch spots, cheers.

    Bunsen in Dublin used to be a haunt, I see there's one in Cork too but something new is nice.


  • #55
    the beer revolu
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    septictank wrote: »
    Seen Son of a Bun on the map and thought it was a chipper, but no, that and Coqbull could be good mid day lunch spots, cheers.

    Bunsen in Dublin used to be a haunt, I see there's one in Cork too but something new is nice.

    For my money, none come close to Bunsen but the ones I mentioned are popular, none the less.


  • #56
    Cotts72
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    Slightly off topic but heading out Sunday evening for food and drink but hoping to catch the united game at 8pm,has anyone been out for sports post lockdown and can recommend a venue for same with decent screen etc. Was kinda thinking of clancy's or rising sons at the moment


  • #57
    yenom
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    Cotts72 wrote: »
    Slightly off topic but heading out Sunday evening for food and drink but hoping to catch the united game at 8pm,has anyone been out for sports post lockdown and can recommend a venue for same with decent screen etc. Was kinda thinking of clancy's or rising sons at the moment

    If you want to stay out longer than 90mins then don't go to Clancy's. I've been to a fair amount of pubs in the city and Clancy's appears to be one of few that are operating more of a restaurant than a pub.


  • #58
    fin12
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    Can anyone recommend where one could go after having an early lunch so would be talking around 4pm, where u could order something very light food wise to be served Alcohol? Don’t really want to go home at 4pm.

    Anyone know what the story is with the bodega? I passed by one day and there wasn’t food on any of the tables outside?


  • #59
    jojofizzio
    Registered Users Posts: 6,186 ✭✭✭jojofizzio


    Cotts72 wrote: »
    Slightly off topic but heading out Sunday evening for food and drink but hoping to catch the united game at 8pm,has anyone been out for sports post lockdown and can recommend a venue for same with decent screen etc. Was kinda thinking of clancy's or rising sons at the moment

    Booked a table opposite the bar in Dwyers for a United game about a month ago (Big screen behind the bar so had a perfect view)


  • #60
    Cotts72
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    jojofizzio wrote: »
    Booked a table opposite the bar in Dwyers for a United game about a month ago (Big screen behind the bar so had a perfect view)

    Ended up booking the rising sons, was always a decent spot for a game previous


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  • #61
    Eod100
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    The Oval and Goldbergs opening soon


  • #62
    igCorcaigh
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    The Oval and Goldbergs opening soon

    Pizza delivery for the Oval?


  • #63
    Karmella
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    igCorcaigh wrote: »
    Pizza delivery for the Oval?

    According to Facebook they are doing vegan tapas type snack box yokes for 9 euro


  • #64
    igCorcaigh
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 11,655 Mod ✭✭✭✭igCorcaigh


    Karmella wrote: »
    According to Facebook they are doing vegan tapas type snack box yokes for 9 euro

    Yes... Just looked at their page.
    Looks nice.

    Screenshot-20200820-194355-com-facebook-katana.jpg


  • #65
    unplayable
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    Where would one try and book for food and pints for the Munster game do people think? Sober lane booked out. Any ideas. Thanks.


  • #66
    Eod100
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    unplayable wrote: »
    Where would one try and book for food and pints for the Munster game do people think? Sober lane booked out. Any ideas. Thanks.

    Maybe Woolshed? Or Thomond if its open


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  • #67
    igCorcaigh
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    unplayable wrote: »
    Where would one try and book for food and pints for the Munster game do people think? Sober lane booked out. Any ideas. Thanks.

    Rising Sons?


  • #68
    Cotts72
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    igCorcaigh wrote: »
    Rising Sons?

    2nd this, watched europa league there last week, good space, food, beer and gigantic screen


  • #69
    the beer revolu
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    unplayable wrote: »
    Where would one try and book for food and pints for the Munster game do people think? Sober lane booked out. Any ideas. Thanks.

    Bierhaus is teamed up with the Indian restaurant a couple of doors down.


  • #70
    Eod100
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Bierhaus is teamed up with the Indian restaurant a couple of doors down.

    Do they have tvs? Wasn't sure they showed matches


  • #71
    Pen Rua
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Bierhaus is teamed up with the Indian restaurant a couple of doors down.

    What's the verdict on the Indian restaurant they work with? We opted for Fran Well tonight over Bierhaus because I wasn't too sold on the chipper (Roosters Oil Pil) and had no idea as to the rep of the Indian plan.


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  • #72
    the beer revolu
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    Do they have tvs? Wasn't sure they showed matches

    One large screen TV.
    Bit of a rugby pub. Not sure of the current capacity. Might need to book.


  • #73
    Eod100
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    One large screen TV.
    Bit of a rugby pub. Not sure of the current capacity. Might need to book.

    Handy to know! Haven't been there in ages


  • #74
    the beer revolu
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    Handy to know! Haven't been there in ages

    Just to clarify, it's Rooster pil pil takeaway they've partnered with, not the Indian.


  • #75
    Eod100
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    Anyone know what pubs in the city will be open over Christmas?


  • #76
    [Deleted User]
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    Hard to know really, some of the restaurant pubs aren't reopening even though they can.... https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=115468554&postcount=3785

    Many of them pubs that opened in the last period masquerading as eateries (take-away nearby providing the menu etc) won't be able to this time around....

    https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/5b068-ireland-placed-on-level-3-of-the-plan-for-living-with-covid-with-special-measures-for-a-safe-christmas/
    From 4 December:

    restaurants and pubs operating as restaurants (serving a substantial meal) may reopen for indoor dining with additional restrictions, (including requirement for meals to be prepared on site, inside the premises). This includes access for non-residents to restaurants in hotels


  • #77
    Eod100
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,826 ✭✭✭✭Eod100


    Augeo wrote: »
    Hard to know really, some of the restaurant pubs aren't reopening even though they can.... https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=115468554&postcount=3785

    Many of them pubs that opened in the last period masquerading as eateries (take-away nearby providing the menu etc) won't be able to this time around....

    https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/5b068-ireland-placed-on-level-3-of-the-plan-for-living-with-covid-with-special-measures-for-a-safe-christmas/
    From 4 December:

    restaurants and pubs operating as restaurants (serving a substantial meal) may reopen for indoor dining with additional restrictions, (including requirement for meals to be prepared on site, inside the premises). This includes access for non-residents to restaurants in hotels

    Yeah saw most of the Benny McCabe pubs don't seem to be. Guess it's down to whether pub has kitchen and whether they want to open. Will be interesting to see which ones do.


  • #78
    fin12
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    Anyone know what pubs in the city will be open over Christmas?

    Oliver plunkett, Fran well. Clancys, Dwyers. Those are the ones I know so far.


  • #79
    Eod100
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    fin12 wrote: »
    Oliver plunkett, Fran well. Clancys, Dwyers. Those are the ones I know so far.

    Nice one, saw Goldbergs will be opening as well.


  • #80
    fin12
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    Nice one, saw Goldbergs will be opening as well.

    Vicarstown bar will be opening but was reading bodegas Facebook page and not sure from reading it are they just going to a small number of outdoor seating just stick with takeaway.


  • #81
    Eod100
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    fin12 wrote: »
    Vicarstown bar will be opening but was reading bodegas Facebook page and not sure from reading it are they just going to a small number of outdoor seating just stick with takeaway.

    Ah cool, yeah seemed like Bodega are only takeaway alright!


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  • #82
    fin12
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    Eod100 wrote: »
    Ah cool, yeah seemed like Bodega are only takeaway alright!

    Strange as they did the outdoor seating in October and did a really good job setting it up in the smoking area.


  • #83
    TheChizler
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    Flannery's in Glasheen were putting the finishing touches on a massive outdoor covered area the other night so presumably they'll be open too.


  • #84
    Pen Rua
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    @abbotsalehouse & @bierhaus_cork introduces- “ A Christmas Trail “ . 2 of Cork city's finest & longest running craft beer establishments have teamed up to bring you a little Christmas Cheer!
    It’s tough at the moment on everyone & we ourselves miss being open and miss standing behind the bar doing what we know & love best!
    So Anton (Abbots) & David (bierhaus) will try to bring some normality to your lives next weekend with a pop up takeaway Christmas trail! Pop into either venue across the weekend & grab a hot cider, mulled wine, hot beer or hot mead. Open thurs- sun 5-8pm. Enter our draw for a Christmas hamper with a selection of beers & merchandise. Nollaig Shona daoibh & fan Slán! Please observe social distancing & safe drinking!

    https://www.facebook.com/bierhauscork/posts/5196833450359260


  • #85
    fin12
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    Sober lane not opening either, they have said they are doing very well with their takeaway service. Electric takeaway menu looks so nice and u can pre order so I’m guessing they will be doing takeaway throughout.

    And impala not opening.

    Any one know what’s happening with o sho pub on barrack street? I have messaged them a few times and have heard nothing back, they were doing takeaway drink all along.


  • #86
    Acosta
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    Pen Rua wrote: »
    https://www.facebook.com/bierhauscork/posts/5196833450359260

    Two great spots. Can't believe I've been to neither since March


  • #87
    TheChizler
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    Pen Rua wrote: »
    https://www.facebook.com/bierhauscork/posts/5196833450359260
    That's my Friday night walk sorted thank you!


  • #88
    fin12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,934 ✭✭✭✭fin12


    https://www.electriccocktails.com/Cocktailbox-coctailbox-58416/

    Electric doing a cocktail box.


  • #89
    undertaker fan 88
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    fin12 wrote: »
    Sober lane not opening either, they have said they are doing very well with their takeaway service. Electric takeaway menu looks so nice and u can pre order so I’m guessing they will be doing takeaway throughout.

    And impala not opening.

    Any one know what’s happening with o sho pub on barrack street? I have messaged them a few times and have heard nothing back, they were doing takeaway drink all along.

    O sho haven't a kitchen. U have to have a kitchen on site to be open unfortunately


  • #90
    fin12
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    undertaker fan 88 wrote: »
    O sho haven't a kitchen. U have to have a kitchen on site to be open unfortunately

    Were they getting food in before, just I remember they were doing this really cool bottomless beamish and a toasted sandwich deal before the last lockdown. Also photos of their menu on Facebook.


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  • #91
    undertaker fan 88
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    fin12 wrote: »
    Were they getting food in before, just I remember they were doing this really cool bottomless beamish and a toasted sandwich deal before the last lockdown. Also photos of their menu on Facebook.

    I believe bringing some stuff in and you can't just make toasties this time and open unfortunately you have to have a hse approved kitchen and a chef. It's a disaster for a lot of bars that had deals with local pizza places etc to open last time are unable to this time. All food has to be prepared on site


  • #92
    unplayable
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    Any list around of what actually is open. Trying to book a spot for next weekend is proving impossible.


  • #93
    Eod100
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    unplayable wrote: »
    Any list around of what actually is open. Trying to book a spot for next weekend is proving impossible.

    Just from previous posts and adding a few more off the top of my head:

    Oliver plunkett, Fran well, Clancys, Dwyer, Tom Barrys, Goldbergs, Reardens, Woolshed, Gallaghers, Soho, Vicarstown/BDSM, Crawford and Co, Oyster Tavern, Fionnbarras, The Woodford, Paddy The Farmers.

    Say with lot less pubs open than usual Christmas and pent up demand in general and especially with Christmas means bookings filling up fast alright.


  • #94
    unplayable
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    anyone have an idea of what pubs are doing walk in only. seems impossible to get bookings anywhere


  • #95
    Eod100
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    unplayable wrote: »
    anyone have an idea of what pubs are doing walk in only. seems impossible to get bookings anywhere

    There's a list of 12 here. Lot of them seem to take bookings as well so could be full potentially but could be worth a try https://www.corkbeo.ie/culture/food-drink/cork-city-pubs-open-walk-19420193


  • #96
    fin12
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    Bodega are now doing indoor seating Friday and Saturday only.


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