Businesses/Shops opening in Cork city/suburbs.

fin12

Is that jewelry shop still open in the Savoy centre, where u could buy body piercing jewelry.

EnzoScifo

igCorcaigh wrote: »

I think it might be Cotton Ball. The pub in Mayfield. They make their own range of beers. I'm not a fan though.

Owners of Cotton Ball own the building where the micro brewery is going in.

snotboogie

EnzoScifo wrote: »

Owners of Cotton Ball own the building where the micro brewery is going in.

When is it planned to open?

Aglomerado

EnzoScifo wrote: »

Owners of Cotton Ball own the building where the micro brewery is going in.

Looking forward to that they have an excellent stout (Lynch's) that I got on draught only once in Abbot's...

Att vara en hest

There's a new "Depeche" cafe opened right next to "Mode", at first I thought they just moved "Depeche" but the old one is still open so I guess they just expanded the business by opening a second location.

Haven't been in there yet, just walked past... Looks bigger than the older one.

purpleisafruit

Att vara en hest wrote: »

There's a new "Depeche" cafe opened right next to "Mode", at first I thought they just moved "Depeche" but the old one is still open so I guess they just expanded the business by opening a second location.

Haven't been in there yet, just walked past... Looks bigger than the older one.

I imagine the owners giggling when the space became available

Att vara en hest

purpleisafruit wrote: »

I imagine the owners giggling when the space became available

It's perfect because it's the entrance left of Mode.. So now it's finally really "Depeche Mode"

I wonder if they'll close down the old location though, even if they want to have more than one cafe it doesn't make much sense to have them this close to each other I guess.

hufpc8w3adnk65

Is the cobblers gone on Oliver Plunnket street?

igCorcaigh

MrMac84 wrote: »

Is the cobblers gone on Oliver Plunnket street?

Been gone a while I think.

Hopefully they don’t close the original depeche as it’s a nice little place.

polaris68

Att vara en hest wrote: »

It's perfect because it's the entrance left of Mode.. So now it's finally really "Depeche Mode"

I wonder if they'll close down the old location though, even if they want to have more than one cafe it doesn't make much sense to have them this close to each other I guess.

Have they expanded into the old Thirsty Scholar pub? That was next door, I think?

D'Agger

MrMac84 wrote: »

Is the cobblers gone on Oliver Plunnket street?

They'd a second store in Douglas Court and closed the city premises to move there. Had used the one in Douglas and found the service wasn't as good as the city centre branch so hopefully that changes.

Curb Your Enthusiasm

New place opening on Paul Street, where Hey Presto used to be across from the Natural Foods Bakery. "Kaya - Asian Bites" - looks to be the same owners as Soba as the people inside fitting it out are wearing their t shirts.

Att vara en hest

Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: »

New place opening on Paul Street, where Hey Presto used to be across from the Natural Foods Bakery. "Kaya - Asian Bites" - looks to be the same owners as Soba as the people inside fitting it out are wearing their t shirts.

Interesting if it's the same staff pening a new restaurant with a different name. especially considering they both seem to be lunch/dinner places? Because Soba is still open right? (Been away for a couple of weeks)

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Att vara en hest wrote: »

Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: »

New place opening on Paul Street, where Hey Presto used to be across from the Natural Foods Bakery. "Kaya - Asian Bites" - looks to be the same owners as Soba as the people inside fitting it out are wearing their t shirts.

Interesting if it's the same staff pening a new restaurant with a different name. especially considering they both seem to be lunch/dinner places? Because Soba is still open right? (Been away for a couple of weeks)

Still open yes.

Went in for a look today at Kaya, the new one.

Malaysian dishes and spice bags, their opening deal was a spice bag and a drink for 5 euro.

They also have a mix and match kind of thing, 3 items from the hot food (like a Chinese buffet style) for 8.50

rob316

Edwin Billions Hardware wrote: »

Hopefully they don’t close the original depeche as it’s a nice little place.

He's not, the new place is more retail than anything.

fin12

Where can I buy body jewelry? Tattoo zoo is closed now.

beer enigma

Grange is probably a push for Cork City, but there's planning in to change the credit union adjoining Ryan's Supervalu into a restaurant.

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

fin12 wrote: »

Where can I buy body jewelry? Tattoo zoo is closed now.

Little jewellery place in Paul St SC does some bits.

Roger Hassenforder

What put paid to Supernova?
Insurance?

ofcork

Murphy electrical have closed their shop on princes st.

happyday

ofcork wrote: »

Murphy electrical have closed their shop on princes st.

That's a shame. They were there a long time.

EnzoScifo

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

What put paid to Supernova?
Insurance?

There was planning to convert the site to offices.

SouthernBelle

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

What put paid to Supernova?
Insurance?

EnzoScifo wrote: »

There was planning to convert the site to offices.

Did they get planning for a drive-thru there too?

Roger Hassenforder

EnzoScifo wrote: »

There was planning to convert the site to offices.

I though the place was a gold mine.

the beer revolu

What/where was supernova?

ofcork

Ballincollig link road I think one of these places for kids

fin12

the beer revolu wrote: »

What/where was supernova?

Indoor rollerblading. I went there once was good fun, were playing 80s music.

rob316

Monty owns it, he's gone from Rearden's too probably making more changes to his business.

Water John

Maybe it's a question of what Monty himself actually owned?