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Visiting Cork where to eat

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  • 17-07-2020 10:07pm
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    coleen
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    Hi We are visiting Cork next week and would like to eat out 1 evening we will be staying in the Meterpole and will be arranging to meet up with a friend so looking for pub group . Where in the city center is open with food in a pub that we could book for our 105 mins ?


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    romaderwdcsax
    Registered Users Posts: 204 ✭✭romaderwdcsax


    coleen wrote: »
    Hi We are visiting Cork next week and would like to eat out 1 evening we will be staying in the Meterpole and will be arranging to meet up with a friend so looking for pub group . Where in the city center is open with food in a pub that we could book for our 105 mins ?

    Gallaghers which is on the same street as the metropole, less than a 5 minute walk, would be a very good choice.


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    romaderwdcsax
    Registered Users Posts: 204 ✭✭romaderwdcsax


    romaderwdcsax wrote: »
    Gallaghers which is on the same street as the metropole, less than a 5 minute walk, would be a very good choice.

    Definitely ring ahead to book a table as even midweek I’d imagine it would be busy.


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    romaderwdcsax
    Registered Users Posts: 204 ✭✭romaderwdcsax


    coleen wrote: »
    Hi We are visiting Cork next week and would like to eat out 1 evening we will be staying in the Meterpole and will be arranging to meet up with a friend so looking for pub group . Where in the city center is open with food in a pub that we could book for our 105 mins ?

    Gallaghers which is on the same street as the metropole, less than a 5 minute walk, would be a very good choice.


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    coleen
    Registered Users Posts: 382 ✭✭coleen


    Thanks for the advice


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    bingo9999
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    Theres a lot of buzz lately down on Princes street from recent pedestrianisation if that is of any interest, 10 min walk max but through the city centre. Clancys pub is there which does food, but also other restaurants and Clancys will still serve you drinks there so no loss if you fancied food from Rossini's Italian but also want pints or Beamish for example


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    coleen
    Registered Users Posts: 382 ✭✭coleen


    bingo9999 wrote: »
    Theres a lot of buzz lately down on Princes street from recent pedestrianisation if that is of any interest, 10 min walk max but through the city centre. Clancys pub is there which does food, but also other restaurants and Clancys will still serve you drinks there so no loss if you fancied food from Rossini's Italian but also want pints or Beamish for example

    Great that sounds good


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    bingo9999
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    Let us know how it was!


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    roundymac
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    If your going to Princes St be sure to bring a brolly, you never know.:D:D:D


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