restaurants cork

Set on the prestigious South Mall in the heart of Cork's commercial and business district, the Imperial Hotel possesses style and elegance. With it's 90 luxurious en-suite bedrooms, lively bar, cafe and restaurant, the most discerning guest can be catered for.

Cloud's Restaurant opens daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. An A La Carte menu is available for both lunch and dinner. A comprehensive wine list is also available.

Open from 10.30 a.m. daily, South's Bar offers...

The Walter Raleigh Hotel restaurant serves well known gastronomic Irish and International dishes. A real treat!...

Located in the centre of the romantic Gaeltacht village of Ballyvourney, the Mills Inn provides a warm Cead Mile Failte with traditional Irish hospitality.
One of the oldest inns in Ireland, it combines the best of old world charm, log fires, oak beams and snug cosy lounges, with all the conveniences of modern living.
Just 20 miles from Killarney, surrounded by the beautiful West Cork countryside this is an excellent base for touring the south west....

Ballymaloe run and inspired cafe/restaurant. Freshly and simply prepared food, natural quality ingredients, traditional and modern cooking. It would be absolutely impossible for the Crawford Gallery Café to change its menu - its devoted regulars simply wouldn't tolerate it....

Midelton Park Hotel extends its traditional friendliness, hospitality and consistency of service to meet the needs of both the business and leisure traveller.
Their award winning restaurant offers elegant and discreet dining while the popular piano bar offers more informal options....

Truffles offers a wide selection of international and traditional cuisine. Fresh fish, poultry and game in season. Friendly, relaxing atmosphere....

Orchid Restaurant is well known for its fabulous food and atmosphere....

On the boundary of Cork and Kerry, amidst 10 acres of award winning flower gardens, sheltered lawns and parkland, bordered by sea, river, and mountains overlooking majestic Bantry Bay, stands Ballylickey Manor House. It was built some 300 years ago as a shooting lodge by Lord Kenmare. Ballylickey has been the home of the Franco-Irish Graves family for many years.
A short walk from the main house brings you to the summer restaurant, The Rendezvous Restaurant, and its adjoining sitting...