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Baby Friendly Cafe, Cork City?

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  • 18-06-2009 8:25pm
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    fizzy cola
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭


    I have to pay a visit to Cork city in the morning and will need to feed my baby. Because I'll be on my own I'm just wondering if any one can reccommend a nice cafe that will be easy to manouver a buggy around.

    Thanks,

    Fizzy


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    chuci
    Closed Accounts Posts: 938 ✭✭✭chuci


    is the city centre your going to? amacus on pauls street is quite open and you would manage to get a buggy in no problems the food there is nice. hassets bakery is next door if you find amacus a bit difficult to manoeuvre and they do the best sandwiches in cork imo


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    fizzy cola
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭fizzy cola


    Thanks chuci I'll be around Patrick street I know paul street so I'll check out your suggestions, thanks again.


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    Blue Lips
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    amicus is one of the last places id go with a buggy tbh. the tables are very close together and would be hard to steer a buggy around.


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    Ludo
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    My wife goes to a place called G or something. It is in the little arcade next to Caseys furniture shop on Oliver Plunkett Street where the pedestrian entrance to the Grand Parade car park is. There is plenty of room to get a double buggy around in there so a single should be no bother.


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    chuci
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    Blue Lips wrote: »
    amicus is one of the last places id go with a buggy tbh. the tables are very close together and would be hard to steer a buggy around.

    perhaps they moved the tables since i was in there last


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    Jimmy1bob
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    Without a doubt the most baby friendly place in town is Scoozi's, the staff there are all friendly and lot of them really do like children. Sometimes they will take the child for a tour of the restaurant and give you a break, they also have plenty of colouring pages and crayons for kids.Open from 9am-11pm.


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    Ludo
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    Jimmy1bob wrote: »
    Without a doubt the most baby friendly place in town is Scoozi's, the staff there are all friendly and lot of them really do like children. Sometimes they will take the child for a tour of the restaurant and give you a break, they also have plenty of colouring pages and crayons for kids.Open from 9am-11pm.

    I have never been there but I have heard that about Scoozis before as well. Must try and go there next time we are in town. Places like this with a good customer service attitude should be supported.


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    sunnyside
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    The Marks and Spencers cafe, I was in there today and counted 5 buggy's. Definitely baby friendly.


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    mawk
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    second hand knowledge, but i was told that there is a cafe down on the quays beyond the north gate on the cinema side that has playpens in which to dump your kids while having your coffee and scones


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