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Looking for child friendly sunday lunch

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  • 29-01-2012 10:08am
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    ShatterProof
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    In cork later. Probably should feed the kids while there. Anybody suggest someplace nice for lunch. Does not have to be in the city.
    Cheers


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    parsi
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    ShatterProof wrote: »
    In cork later. Probably should feed the kids while there. Anybody suggest someplace nice for lunch. Does not have to be in the city.
    Cheers

    Milano on Oliver Plunkett St is always good if you've kids. Nice pizzas and child-friendly .


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    wonka
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    Vienna Woods on the lower glanmire road is a good place with kids. Do a nice sunday lunch. Starters are buffet (smoked salmon, soup, salad etc). Main is a choice of carvery (turkey, beef, lamb etc) & if you can make the dessert you're doing weel. Plenty of space, and a Play area for kids, so you can have your own lunch in 'relative' peace. Been there a few fimes and will be back again.


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    cookie75
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    Try the Elm Tree in Glounthane food is lovely


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    deRanged
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    or the Rising Tide in Glounthaune. Loads of parking, and a playground and field the kids can run around in.


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    ShatterProof
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    wonka wrote: »
    Vienna Woods on the lower glanmire road is a good place with kids. Do a nice sunday lunch. Starters are buffet (smoked salmon, soup, salad etc). Main is a choice of carvery (turkey, beef, lamb etc) & if you can make the dessert you're doing weel. Plenty of space, and a Play area for kids, so you can have your own lunch in 'relative' peace. Been there a few fimes and will be back again.

    Fine setup there.
    Thanks


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    cordub
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    anywhere except ECOS in Douglas they hate kids in my experience


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    beer enigma
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    Silver key in Ballinlough does a nice Sunday dinner & very child frienly


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    mik_da_man
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    Richestown park hotel is pretty decent too.


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    cutefainne
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    If you are looking for restuarant's in cork city you should visit this website http://www.corkentertainment.ie/restaurant.html
    I was looking for a place to bring my mother for a meal for her birthday, the cork entertainment website was very helpful.


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    run_Forrest_run
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    cordub wrote: »
    anywhere except ECOS in Douglas they hate kids in my experience

    they seem to hate almost everyone really, well the owner does anyway...one grumpy man. You'd think he would be thankful for inheriting the goldmine, maybe he's claustrophobic:D


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