Good Lunch in the City?

all_smilz

Flamed Diving wrote: »

It has dim sum, I cant recommend the place enough. Even the table service is excellent.

it is great and their takeaway is really good value. I've been eating there on and off for a few years and they always acknowledge me.

for a quick and cheap grab grub i like the wraps in falafals.... roast chicken and feta cheese and chilli sauce. mmmmmmm FIVE QUID.....

o briens can shove that where the sun dont shine!

patrick_micheal

cork munch in cork hit one of the chip shops and suport the small comuinity and than get a bottle of kick to keep you running. thats good munching.

taram

all_smilz wrote: »

for a quick and cheap grab grub i like the wraps in falafals.... roast chicken and feta cheese and chilli sauce. mmmmmmm FIVE QUID.....

o briens can shove that where the sun dont shine!

I second that! Got a sandwich in O'Briens today, few lumps of feta, some tomato, some cucumber and one lone piece of lettuce!€5.40. Nearly cried thinking of a stuffed to the brim pita out there with my name on it

patrick_micheal

taram wrote: »

I second that! Got a sandwich in O'Briens today, few lumps of feta, some tomato, some cucumber and one lone piece of lettuce!€5.40. Nearly cried thinking of a stuffed to the brim pita out there with my name on it

i third that what a place to eat at and open till three in the morning to

Fast_Mover

Where's this falafals establishment ye speak of?!

Tree

Fast_Mover wrote: »

Where's this falafals establishment ye speak of?!

Down south main st, by fast al's. just across from the raven.

BanzaiBk

Oh my God falafels. I can't wait to come home now I like Scoozis aswell. A friend and I used go there a lot and I thought it was reasonably enough priced. Never liked Amicus, then again I'm not one who goes to have a pose with my munch:P

Flamed Diving

Oh, I forgot about Joup! in the English Market. Their Chicken Korma is unreal!

Energizeer

taram wrote: »

I second that! Got a sandwich in O'Briens today, few lumps of feta, some tomato, some cucumber and one lone piece of lettuce!€5.40. Nearly cried thinking of a stuffed to the brim pita out there with my name on it

Yes this place is unreal!
e5 and you will be stuffed! The jellapopper peppers are a bit risky. The porcelain bus will be ridden. The asian dude or the guy with the long hair make the best. The chick does a good job but doesn't fill em up as much.
It's messy stuff tho

sound_wave

Flamed Diving wrote: »

Amicus is utter ****e, I really don't see why people like it, ditto Newport My recommendations are:

Market Lane (Wonderful food, great setting)
Starvast (Best Asian food in Cork)
Pizza d'Italia (Still the best pizza in cork)

I know Cork ain't that big but where are these places? Never heard of them.

Flamed Diving

Market Lane is on the lower end of Oliver Plunkett Street.
Starvast is on the same street as Clancy's bar.
Pizza d'Italia is on Grand Parade, next to the entrance to the English Market

Sephiroth_dude

puccinos are a rip off,subway ftw :pac:

castie

Clancys also does a very nice carvery lunch and sell soft drinks in cans which makes it even cheaper.

TheDriver

Ginos! Who in Gods name posted that Amicus was cheap??? It is in me hole, its normal to slightly above normal!

Flamed Diving

TheDriver wrote: »

Ginos!

Muck.

Flamed Diving

castie wrote: »

Clancys also does a very nice carvery lunch and sell soft drinks in cans which makes it even cheaper.

Agreed. Scotts do a good one also.

castie

never really liked ginos myself i must say.

Anyone been to Hardwood?
Its next to the Bierhaus. Bit pricey but the food is extremely good.

Roar

bully's just off rory gallagher place is the job. steak and chips for 11 quid, steak sandwich for 6.50. cant go wrong.

Dave147

Thanks for reminding me of Bully's, ate there about 4 years ago, loved it and then forgot it existed! I can't wait to get home for some proper food. American food is awful! Market Lane is pretty good, can't really go wrong.

Silversprings Hotel is really good too, a little bit out of the city but definitely worth a visit. Again, Barry's of Douglas do great food but not in the city!

Isaac's on McCurtain Street but they are very pricey, there's other places on McCurtain Street I've eaten in but just can't think of the names

castie

Greenes is just behind Isaacs but its pricey too.

Fabio

I'm going out for food tonight with a few friends and they've left it up to me to choose the restaurant...

What I want is quality food at a good price and be able to go along casually to as well (jeans and t-shirt type of thing).

Scoozis was the first place to come to mind but I'm not too pushed about it to be honest. It's a guide to what I'd like though!!!

Any suggestions to help me out here?

Rossini's???

Kold

Fabio wrote: »

I'm going out for food tonight with a few friends and they've left it up to me to choose the restaurant...

What I want is quality food at a good price and be able to go along casually to as well (jeans and t-shirt type of thing).

Scoozis was the first place to come to mind but I'm not too pushed about it to be honest. It's a guide to what I'd like though!!!

Any suggestions to help me out here?

Rossini's???

Luigi Malones?

DJ Hafez

Fabio wrote: »

I'm going out for food tonight with a few friends and they've left it up to me to choose the restaurant...

What I want is quality food at a good price and be able to go along casually to as well (jeans and t-shirt type of thing).

Scoozis was the first place to come to mind but I'm not too pushed about it to be honest. It's a guide to what I'd like though!!!

Any suggestions to help me out here?

Rossini's???

Luigis or maybe Currans off north main street

castie

Most of Luigi's food is premade so id avoid it tbh.

Currans is nice as well as Hardwood on popes quay.

Fabio

Last time I was in Luigi Malones I was not impressed at all, it was dry and almost cold.

I'm kinda dying to try out Currans alright so we might give that a go.

Is Milano's any good or is it way too fancy?

Malari

Milano's is great, I think. But mostly pizza. They do a few salads and pastas too, but their pizzas are many and varied!

Parrish_Crooks

Currans is hit and miss. One day ul get lovely food and great service, the next ul get muck thrown at ya. It's weird like that! Ginos was great until that French manager took over, <snip></snip> Fan of the newport here, never had a bad experience! Scoozis ain't bad either! Hardwood is nice but ridiculously overpriced. Soho is nice and reasonable. Fans of East Village will love it, same owners therefore same menu. Captain Americas is my new baby, loving it and good prices! Liberty Grill is great also. Bullys is a great spot anc cheap as chips to boot. Eco in Douglas is lovely, bit claustrophobic though and ul have to book well in advance! Il Padrino on Cook Street as well is worth a look. Good Italian food.

Fabio

Keeping the buzz going on here haha!

How about Castelli's on the same street Clancy's is on? I liked the menu though variety didn't seem a forte at all though prices are reasonable...€14.95 for a carbonara.

BanzaiBk

I like Castelli's too, for some reason I thought it was shut down though. Must try it soon.

Fabio

Well we ended up going to Currans in the end and I wasn't disappointed though not overly impressed either.

The place itself is fantastic with all the salvaged stuff in there and the atmosphere is good. The food was good too but I felt the burger I got was a bit covered in onion which diluted the flavour of the beef.

We weren't rushed in there at all, could talk forever without feeling like we needed to move on. The prices are reasonable too..the biggest burger being about €15.

Next place I go though will be Castelli's.