Great coffee roasters near the Renaissance and Moxy hotel in Cork. The smell of freshly roasted…read morecoffee beans permeates throughout the block. The Americano was amazing.

Will never come here again. The girl working behind the counter was a complete ass. The absolute…read moreworst customer service I have experienced in Ireland. Asked her 2 simple questions and she rolled her eyes at me like I was stupid. Reading the reviews it seems like it's a common issue with service here.

This is truly the cozy Irish coffee shop of my dreams. I came here to write an essay while studying…read moreabroad and it's such a friendly, lively place without being overwhelming if you're trying to get work done. My hot chocolate was lovely. I can't speak for the coffee, but my boyfriend ordered an Americano and it passed his standards.

This is such a perfect spot for library-core, magical, coffee vibes. Their pastries were tasty, I…read moregot a sausage roll. They're coffee is also delicious. Very nice staff and overall a special place.

I really appreciated the quiet and chill atmosphere of this cafe. I drank a soy milk mocha with…read moredark chocolate spoon : a bit pricy but delicious. The staff is nice and the food looks really good too, maybe another day !

Seriously good coffee, reliable and delicious lunch deal - soup and half a sandwich…read more Its hearty and healthy and they change it up regularly with the menu. Good Coffee, Good Cakes, Good teas. It just doesnt go wrong here. its honest. The friendliest staff and there is the wonderful artsy element of being attached to the Triskel Arts Centre... its a buzzy place that works well for a coffee break, lunch, after work wine, or a little music vibe. Its a Cork gem truly... hidden down the laneway. If you live there you should definitely have been there, everyone should frequent.

Top coffee spot for me in Ireland. They have cold brew which is a rarity in Europe. Loved it…read morevery much. It's a really cool spot overall to hang out in.

We were struggling to find a spot for lunch in the pouring rain, trying to avoid a pub lunch…read moreexperience but not in the mood for anything super fancy. We stumbled in to the Bookshelf as it looks like a little cafe, with lots of people popping in for coffee to go, but a few tables for diners. The line moved fast, and we ordered a ham and cheese sandwich, broccoli sweet potato soup, and a sausage roll. The service was fast and we received our food pretty quickly after sitting down. The cafe interior is pretty small and tight, and has one bathroom which opens out into the queue for the counter. It was really cold in there, not comfortable for a long lazy lunch - better for a quick bite-and-go. The food is good.

drinks: 8/10 ambiance: 8/10…read more service 9/10 overall 8.5/10 we just got a latte and tea. the coffee was great with good coffee flavor which I like and the tea was your typical tea -nothing special. the outdoor seating was great to enjoy the morning. the service was prompt and the girls were so kind working.

Brilliant place for studying if you need to and staff are always friendly upon entering. Good…read morecoffee, food is good but a bit pricey. Free Wifi too. Would recommend to anyone that needs a good environment to work in.

It was a little confusing when we got here. People were ordering at the counter and we weren't sure…read morewho to see to get seated, but eventually someone came and seated us. They don't list sodas on the menu, but we asked and the had them. We had chicken burgers and they were huge, messy, and yummy. The service was friendly.

Right across from the train station, we grabbed breakfast here before we left for Dublin. It was…read morebusy when we came in, but they managed to seat us within 5 minutes. The whole place was decked out in Halloween decorations, and the atmosphere was very lively. I ordered the lucha libre and an iced strawberry matcha, and I must say that this was one of my favorite meals in Cork. The lucha libre is an incredibly heavy meal, so I didn't finish it, but the potatoes were crispy, the chorizo was flavorful, and the sauce had a nice kick to it. I don't put too much weight on the matcha, but it was definitely more milk than matcha. But the strawberry flavor was nice.

From the minute you stick your head in the door. The lads or 'fools' welcome you in with such an…read moreinformal banter that you instantly feel comfortable and want to stay and chat. Firstly, I wanted a full fry-up breakie. I'm afraid to say your won't get that here. What you'll get are, delicious rolls that I'm guessing walk out the door during lunch time rush hour! They kindly told us where to go. There suggestion was spot on. So, we had to come back for coffee. As a thank you. Once we came back, I had to try the black pudding and sausage rolls. Delishious. I've never since these sexy pasties before. Where have they been?? When I come back to cork. I'll be coming back here. (although, I'm here for another day. So, you lads will see me tomorrow!!) Tip to the lads -- open up in Dublin. Asap. What a way to represent great service to your customers. I'm sure you will build a loyal base for years to come.

The "Destination" for speciality coffee lovers in Cork City. Quality coffee, expertly prepared…read more Their signature V60 "The Original Fool" is a delectable blend. These guys are the Original Gangsters of coffee :) Savory / sweet food is delicious and the lads are extremely welcoming. Good wifi another bonus for students looking to get some work done.

This is a place that could be truly great. Super eat-in and take away food ranging from a full…read morelunch to the tea & a piece of cake scene. The Burger, Sambos, Deserts, have all been sampled and are top notch. As is the take away brown bread, coffee cake and Chicken Stroganoff. Although it's a very small place, they have made the best of it and I've never been left waiting for a table. 1 BIG negative though - Service needs a real overhaul from the top down. The lady who is Manager / Owner (??) needs to crack a smile once in a while. The staff also need to be more attentive particularly on lunch hour when time is precious. It's not the easiest of places to get back to the link for those who are not especially local. Prices are also a little 'Celtic Tiger' otherwise it would have been a 4Star rating. That said, these problems are VERY fixable!!

I have gone to gogos several times. Food delicious, service shocking, waitresses not at all…read morefriendly. The Manager or owner certainly needs to take a p.r. Course. No atmosphere at all & small portions. I certainly won't be going there again. They are a bit pricey & have even increased prices of late. Overall NOT impressed. DEFINITELY A THUMBS DOWN!

Nice modern and chilling atmosphere there! The staff is really friendly. I ordered a caramel…read morecappuccino which was pretty good ! They have a lot of pastries which look good! I will have one next time for sure ! I totally recommend that place

BEST coffee shop in Cork, hands down. Friendly service, wifi, calm music, extensive drink menu. And…read morethe sandwiches & pastries were soooo good. I wish we'd found this spot at the beginning of our stay! Don't miss it :)

If you're a visitor or a local...there's no need to fret, you aren't going to be subject to subpar…read morecoffee while in Cork. Scurry away your thoughts of grabbing some java at a convenience store (or even at your hotel) and saddle on up to my newest, most favorite spot on earth. Filter is here to save your day! On a recent weekend morning I was up early (thanks baby!) and in need of coffee. While leisurely strolling along the river (and with a bit of help from my Yelp app) I came upon Filter, which was just opening its doors, hauling in jugs of milks for their coffee artistry endeavors. A sign if I ever saw one. Caffeine was to be mine. My latte was gorgeous (photo below) and hit the spot. The real stuff. I wish there was a Filter in every city in which I visit in the world, I'd not have to worry about caffeine reduction anxiety. Ha, I'm kidding! Sort of. *Small seating area (a few high tables) and pastries/light sandwiches on offer as well.

Brand New - from Eoin the guy who used to be at Gulpd Cafe at Triskel…read more The place is only open a week and it already SMASHES any coffee options in Cork! I had a Guatemalan filter coffee with a distinct taste of chocolate, delicious! I'm not a coffee Nerd, not really, but I know when I walk into a place and i'm out of my depth that something special is happening. Filter Coffees, weird coffee paraphernalia... soya milk! This place is gonna be massive for O'Sullivan's Quay. They built the place themselves, laid the floor, made the counters from old doors and wardrobes. Its a TINY space, but there is a more space than you think to sit, around by the espresso bar etc.... Despite the fact that I live on the other side of the city, I will be visiting this tasty little spot regularly. Its worth the walk.