Guidebook for Cork
Food Scene
White Rabbit Bar & BBQ
56 MacCurtain StreetAmerican style BBQ (Ribs, beef brisket etc).
Seriously tasty and great value!
Parks & Nature
Richmond Hill
Richmond HillGreat view of the city. Also, adjacent to Cork City's steepest hill - Patricks Hill.
Arts & Culture
•Covered food market (Fish is their speciality – everything
from tuna to swordfish)
•Over 300 years old
•Featured in young offenders and visited by the Queen of
England during her Cork visit
39 locals recommend
English Market
Grand Parade•Covered food market (Fish is their speciality – everything
from tuna to swordfish)
•Over 300 years old
•Featured in young offenders and visited by the Queen of
England during her Cork visit
Butter Museum
O'Connell Square- Museum about butter (havent been but gets good reviews)
Sightseeing
•Very old castle with beautiful gardens
•Known for the blarney stone which is said to give the “gift of the gab” (charisma)
150 locals recommend
Blarney Castle
•Very old castle with beautiful gardens
•Known for the blarney stone which is said to give the “gift of the gab” (charisma)
Drinks & Nightlife
- Great night spot
- Large outdoor covered and heated smoking area - great on sunny days and cold
nights
- DJ (Pop, EDM etc.)
16 locals recommend
Deep South Cork
51 Grand Parade- Great night spot
- Large outdoor covered and heated smoking area - great on sunny days and cold
nights
- DJ (Pop, EDM etc.)
- Traditional Irish Pub
- Live traditional Irish music most nights
- Used to be a barber/pub at the same time - still has barber seats upstairs
42 locals recommend
Sin E
8 Coburg St- Traditional Irish Pub
- Live traditional Irish music most nights
- Used to be a barber/pub at the same time - still has barber seats upstairs
- Late night music venue (everything from latin night to jazz)
- Large outside smoking area
29 locals recommend
The Crane Lane Theatre
Phoenix Street- Late night music venue (everything from latin night to jazz)
- Large outside smoking area