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Restaurant's Good Friday

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  • 05-04-2012 12:48pm
    #1
    donglen
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    Anyone know of any Cork City Restaurant's open tomorrow? Checked The Market Land and The Electric..........both closed.


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    Cadyboo
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    donglen wrote: »
    Anyone know of any Cork City Restaurant's open tomorrow? Checked The Market Land and The Electric..........both closed.

    Not sure about city centre but the Elm tree in glountaune is open.


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    leahyl
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    Liberty Grill is open. Can't imagine why restaurants wouldn't be open on Good Friday though:confused: Pubs maybe but restaurants would be open as normal I thought - obv not Electric and Market Lane though!


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    eyescreamcone
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    But can they serve drink??
    I wouldn't think so!

    What about Cafe Gusto on Washington Street
    They have a bring-your-own policy
    Is this a way around the whole stupid selling of alcohol ban on a friday in april or sometimes march??
    ;)


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    subway
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    Afaik, byob is excluded from the silly law :D

    Few place in Dublin doing it


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    deRanged
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    Fenn's Quay will be open.


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    eyescreamcone
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    Just passed Cafe Gusto
    Closed on "good" Friday :(


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    corked
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    eyescreamcone wrote: »
    But can they serve drink??
    I wouldn't think so!

    I think the law is that they can serve wine once the customer is having a 'substantial' meal.


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    babo9
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    eyescreamcone wrote: »
    What about Cafe Gusto on Washington Street
    They have a bring-your-own policy

    Do they? Must check that out sometime!

    I booked a table in RuenThai in the city for tonight, they said they are open but can't server any alcohol!


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