Lovely little spot. So little you'd barely notice it when passing! There's a decent selection of…read morewines and they also serve a couple of bottled beers. We tried a few wines by the glass, all of which went down well and the generous pour is a definite plus! There's plenty of space and the interior is really nice, has a Mediterranean feel to it. Only draw back is it was a little chilly, but pull up a chair to the fire and you're sorted!

A small variety of wines but they pair perfectly with the cozy, hidden, laid back vibe. Feels more…read morelike walking into an old friend's home than a few steps away from the hullaballoo of Oliver Plunkett. Did I mention the crackling fireplace?! Or that the bartender is intelligent, well traveled, & interesting? Yes. This place rocks! Put your phone away & go there now.

What a cool place! First of all, it's absolutely huge. There's multiple rooms and bars all with…read moreslightly different vibes. There's a front bar where you can grab food, there's a back bar with a smoking area that sometimes has a DJ, and an upstairs that feels more like a proper cocktail bar - and probably more areas I've yet to explore. The food smelled delicious and I would've totally tried it had I not eaten before. I explored around a bit and ultimately hung out upstairs at the bar. The bartender that night was so friendly! We talked about everything from art to travel to politics. She was the best and made a mean cocktail. Not to mention, the entire place is decorated fantastically. It used to be an old pharmacy and ties in a lot of that history into the decor, including a bar made of old pharmacy ledgers. You could spend so much time just looking around at all the details and exploring each room. I hear it gets pretty lively here on weekends, especially with the college kids, but this particular Monday night was fairly quiet. I would definitely return if I'm ever in Cork again!

Beer was always cold when I came in the past, but sadly this time when I walked in they had a large…read moredisplay atop the bar asking for donations for Palestinians and tons of Palestinian flags. It made me feel very uncomfortable and people go to bars to relax and unwind, not to see and hear divisive political issues. Really disappointed to see a display like that in an otherwise excellent pub.

Amazing food and service, great setting and reasonable prices! Will definitely be coming back.read more

Probably some of the best Italian I've ever had in my life! I got carbonara and Ireland a couple…read morenights ago and it really wasn't good so I definitely rolled the dice on getting carbonara at this place and was pleasantly surprised! My husband's lasagna was also delicious. Service could've been a little better, but we are for sure. Doing five stars at this place. Ambience was immaculate as well.

Have eaten here twice this week while traveling for work. Once for dinner and once for brunch. The…read morefood is top notch! Dinner was a lovely mashed potato crusted seafood pie and brunch yesterday was perhaps the most perfect Eggs Benedict I've eaten in many years. The restaurant is quite and charming and the service good as well. I imagine I will eat here quite a bit more before I head for home!!!

I stopped by here for dinner on a Saturday night. It was quiet and I was served quickly! I got a…read moredelicious pasta dish, A glass of Cabernet and sticky toffee pudding for dessert. The portion sizes were big and the ambience was lovely. The sign outside doesn't showcase the polished interior. Definitely worth the visit.

We stumbled upon Feed Your Senses one afternoon in Cork, and luckily they had availability for…read moredinner later that night! This small restaurant serves up fantastic, authentic tapas - Patatas bravas, chorizo, croquetas, calamares, all delicious, plus a great wine list and very attentive service (as one would expect with only 8 tables!). Tapas isn't what you expect for dinner when in Cork, but forget the Shepard's pie and fish and chips for a night and enjoy a great meal at Feed Your Senses instead.

From the owner: Tapas, Spanish food, Wineread more

Great Italian food. My favorite restaurant while visiting Cork from San Diego, California…read more Thank you for the great service from the Italian waiter. I had the meatballs and crème brulee as dessert!

Service was pretentious and rude. Didn't care about the customer. Put us at a table that seats two…read moreand barely fit us. Had a reservation and they acted like we didn't and just through us wherever they could. Waiter left us mid conversation like he couldn't care less. Left ealy

Very disappointed as I heard so many good reports on the place…read more Me and two males went On a Sunday afternoon last summer. The young girl behind the bar didn't t know any thing about the wines. They are completely over priced . Having such a large menu must mean a lot of wine wastage or serving wine that's been open for too long which is most likely the reason why it's so expensive. The food was not that nice. The pork scratching s were too hard and felt like they were in the freezer they were so cold. The portions were small and we had a few different wines bill came to about€100 . Not worth it. No atmosphere.

So I was really sad to see an cruibin go, but then latitude opened in the same spot. I was really…read morelooking forward to trying this place, so finally made it in last week with another American couple. First impressions... Well it was cosy, just like before, but very small, it seems they just have the downstairs right now, so there were only 3 or 4 tables in the whole place, then the bar and some side counter seats. I wanted to love this place, I really did, I loved the French- ness of it, the artisan food plates on offer, the major thing that let the place down was the seating. I'll explain, the tables are small but that is no biggie, it's the fact all the tables are lower than the seats forcing you to crouch over if your on the bench, and because its small there are few seats you can sit on to fix this problem. Honestly the service was good, I loved that they did flytes of wine ( tasting sizes) and the food was good, I especially loved the pizzette, and he meat and cheese plate we ordered.BUT,,,, we would have stayed all longer had it been more comfortable. So hopefully the owners will see this and re think the seating. I know they a not open long, and perhaps are ironing out a few things. I know they also do wine tasting and classes, and there is DEF a space for this kind of place here in cork, I wish it the best, and you will see us again, and often if you get the seats fixed!

Quinlan's is a can't miss stop if you are traveling around Cork! The food was fresh, the service…read morewas warm and speedy and the ambiance was lively and friendly! Definitely consider making reservations because the restaurant gets quite busy during peak times. I chose to go with the fish pie and it was absolutely delicious. Everything was seasoned perfectly. We left with our tummies full and satisfied! Make sure you make this part of your Cork stops.

Visited for two consecutive nights 18/02 and 19/02 2026. The first night I had two appetizers,…read moreAtlantic prawn and crab sandwich, and a dessert of Ferrero Roche cheese cake. The second night I had an appetizer of seafood chowder and the John Dory fish. The cheese cake was unique, , very satisfying taste of cocoa, and the crunchy and gritty texture really felt like Ferrero Roche. For the other dishes I found something interesting. The prawns and crab sandwiches tasted standard, but the oily sauce (prawns) and the sweet and sour puree (crab sandwiches) had exquisite flavor that made one want to finish them all with a piece of bread (which I did). On the other hand, the John Dory was nicely done, texture spot-on, juicy and savoy flavor, but the white sauce looked broken and watery, and the taste was a bit on the bland side. In general I enjoyed my experience, but I wonder if they could match the quality of the sauce and the main ingredients better :)

This is one of my favourite bars in Cork City. The pub itself is so beautiful and traditional plus…read morethe selection of beverages is second to none. If you are in Cork to try out the local craft beers this is the place to go, with a huge draft selection of The Rising Sons Brewery's masterpieces and a big spirits collection. This is Cork City's oldest pub and it's present day interior really gives respect to the tradition. The beautiful ornaments and candlelit tables makes it so serene for a quiet pint. I would highly recommend this bar.

Really cool place. Found it by looking down an alley (always check the alleys in Ireland!). Cute…read moreinterior and patio. Decent prices

Really great place for a filet mignon. Most places don't have Bernaise in Cork as well but from…read morewhat I remember they were able to make it for me.

Excellent food, quality service, and classy decor with outdoor seating. Absolutely would recommend…read moreanyone try their pâté starter.