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    #32
    evie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 195 ✭✭evie


    arac wrote:
    ecos in douglas, the veg curry is fab..
    See above, thought we were talking about Ecos, ooppsys!


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    #33
    damien
    Registered Users Posts: 4,290 ✭✭✭damien


    Ecos is up their own arse. My review of them is around here somewhere.


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    #34
    Cherub
    Closed Accounts Posts: 21 ✭Cherub


    currans is always good for a munch before heading out or something. cheap and nice, the flying enterprise at the bottom of barrack st is amazing. massive portions and really reasonable.

    Greenes is good, so is issacs. I'm going to greenes for valentines day.


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    #35
    Tree
    Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 4,708 Mod ✭✭✭✭Tree


    where's greene's?


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    #36
    dudara
    Registered Users Posts: 33,518 ✭✭✭✭dudara


    Greene's is behind Isaac's,

    Just back from Sunday lunch in the Oz-haven. It was the best meal I've had in or around Cork in a long while. Well recommended. Three courses for €26.95 but well worth it


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    #37
    damien
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    That's on my list! Easy to get to? Read the directions once and thought I may have had to leave an hour earlier for when I got lost.


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    #38
    dudara
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    It's a wee bit of a drive. Just drive to Kinsale, but turn off to the left where the estuary runs alongside the road. Oysterhaven is signposted as being about 7 miles. Drive along, following signs for oysterhaven, and after about 4-5 miles, you'll come to a 4-cross roads, where the restaurant is situated.


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    #39
    Tree
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    any recommendations for a lunch under a tenner?


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    #40
    waz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 21 ✭waz


    cafe mexicana Careys lane
    €8.50 for lunch main course.
    reasonable choice .... I was well impressed with the food and service


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    #41
    simu
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    Fenn's Quay is really nice. One of their starters is black pudding with apple sauce... yum!


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    #42
    ~Rebel~
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    Cafe Mexicana = Yummy! Could do with maybe being a little spicier, but i've particularly spicy tastes. Nakon Thai in douglas is Delish as well.

    Anyone know how the mediteranian restaurant across Patricks bridge is? And also hows the Tapas bar next to it?


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    #43
    damien
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    ~Rebel~ wrote:
    Anyone know how the mediteranian restaurant across Patricks bridge is?

    It's not bad at all.
    And also hows the Tapas bar next to it?

    Tiny tiny portions at extortionate prices. It's not really a tapas bar with such a poor selection. It's all cold too as far as I recall. A friend and myself went there before and after leaving went and ordered a pizza.


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    #44
    Faerie
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    I love Scoozis - the atmosphere is great and the food is grand. Their deserts are great!
    Also love Rossinis for the atmosphere, music and food and the hot waiters! If you don't like cramped spaces though don't go there! The tables are practically on top of each other and it's always packed.
    Bullies in Douglas is really nice as is Ecos.
    I like Roberts Cobh Inn too but it's a bit out of the way.


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