Food and Drink
Food and Drink
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Cork offers a rich variety of food and drink options reflecting both traditional Irish cuisine and modern culinary trends. Here's a guide to some of the highlights:
Experience authentic Irish dishes such as Irish stew or Beamish beef pie at O'Briens, at 9 Wintrop Street. Cork's city centre. In the picture you can see the menu they offered during our stay -at reasonable prices!
The Pantry offers a wide variety of delicious homemade food to choose from. It is located in Merchant's Quay. City centre.
Sausages are also very famous. The image belongs to a stall at the Marina Market.
Being a coastal city, Cork boasts fresh seafood options. Seafood chowder is a traditional dish...
Being a coastal city, Cork boasts fresh seafood options. Seafood chowder is a traditional dish...
Stall at the Marina Market.
Finally, if you don't want to go to a restaurant, there are good options at the English Market at reasonable prices as well.
Finally, if you don't want to go to a restaurant, there are good options at the English Market at reasonable prices as well.
Marina Market
Marina Market
The Marina Market has more than 35 fantastic food and drink stalls, offering a diverse and special range of gastronomic delights. You can find classics like coffee shops and wood-fired pizzas, as well as cuisines from different parts of the world such as Lebanese falafel and Korean fried chicken.
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