Bartenders are pleasant, food gourmet but affordable, music is great, drinks are delicious and…read morepoured with accuracy. Would DEFINITELY recommend!!!!

Cask is an absolute must stop in Cork City Ireland. Great cocktails and great food. I've been a few…read moretimes now and it never disappoints. This trip I focused on some nibbley bits and got the Pana Bakery Break and Dips. Please do yourself a favor and get this. The Roast Leek Butter is crave worthy. I also got the lightly cured fish tostada with Green Peas, Summer Condiments and Salsa Matcha. It was lovely. I always enjoy sitting outside under the lamp as the vibe is great the attentive staff brings you blankets if you need.

We had just had a couple of beers at Deep South, but given they weren't serving food yet, we had…read moreopenings in our tummies, and elected to venture inside of this very hip-looking establishment. And we weren't disappointed, even if the place doesn't at all connect with one's idea of what an Irish restaurant should be like - it felt something a concept restaurant in San Francisco's South of Market District (a.k.a "SOMA" - get it?). Anyway, Soho has a full menu of both food and drink - I went for the Blackened Chicken Bap with an ice tea (this in spite of anything and everything under the sun being on the drink menu, to my everlasting dismay I really didn't need any more alcohol at the time). Chicken was nice and juicy, with enough spicy to give me a kick. Chips were enough of a meal in of themselves. I also regretted not having room for dessert, as that menu was in itself pretty enticing... if we had planned our lunch a bit better that day I'm sure we would have had more. Facilities were spotless - going to the toilet was better than going at home. So while this eatery has more in common with a disco than a pub, it is certainly a more than decent option if you ever get 'cultured out' (as has been known to happen).

I will never eat at or visit any of the restaurants associated to Soho. I've visited this…read morerestaurant earlier this week with almost a dozen of my staff members. During dinner, we noticed a confederate flag had been drawn on the daily menu board to support Cajun wings. There was even a suggestion to like the photo or share it on Facebook and Instagram which is horrible. Everyone in my party was absolutely disgusted and became uncomfortable and wanted to leave. I asked for the manager and told her how inappropriate it was to have a flag that in the United States is parallel to a swastika on their board. She apologized and stated that it was the general managers idea and they had received several complaints that day. Seeing something of this nature is a bad look for Cork and Ireland. The fact that the general manager thought this was OK is very clear that the general manager probably shouldn't have a job there. SoHo, you can do better and so can the city of Cork.

This is a review of their pub only. We seated in their terrace area. We went for a beer, a…read moremargarita pizza and fries. Good place to hang out and relax. The beer (Rockshore) was great. The pizza and fries were good. Fries were not seasoned at all which was a bit weird - don't know if it's common in Ireland. The service was a bit slower but it was okay since we were not in any hurry. The staff was good - won't say friendly though. Not if the person attending us was just having a bad day. Nice place overall.

Such a great atmosphere food was delish and Grace our server was so attentive she was a delight!read more

A real pub, lots of events, atmosphere and a very friendly and quick staff…read more Fancy for some food, go there. It is in fact not a tourist trap, but the "typical" real Irish pub with and for local people.

Food:6.5/10 Drinks:8/10…read moreAmbiance: 8/10 Service:6.5/10 Overall: 7.5/10 stumbled upon this bar for around dinner time and ended up eating here. I got the beef stew which was decent - the middle of the stew was cold and some really hard pieces of potato and celery. My bf got the bangers and mash. The gravy had nodes of curry in it which was interesting. We got basic draft beers - good options for that yet we overheard they were out of a number of alcohol types service was fast ordering and getting the food yet took a long while to flag the servers down to close out. They did play the world cup and big on playing sports on their tvs which is awesome

I love this place! I have been in here a few times now and It is always a friendly, relaxed place…read moreto go to. The staff are nice, the drinks are reasonably priced and they serve DELICIOUS food! It is not the biggest place and at weekends it can get a bit too packed as it is so popular but during the week with a group of friends this place is alot of fun!!!!! The age group varies from early 20's to mid 40's and the dress can range from dressy jeans to full on glad rags obviously depending on the night! I would recommend this place for the yummy food alone. It is located just across the street from the South mall so not that hard to find. This is not a nightclub so dont go here if you want to dance but if it is a good night with food and drink you are after this is a pretty good spot!

Odd but fun name for a bar. We came here for trivia/quiz night when visiting Cork, Ireland. They…read morehave a fast paced trivia where you use your phones connected to a private WiFi to play the game without cheating. It was a fun night, and the pub offers a good selection of draft beers and other concoctions. We didn't try the food on this visit, but the menu looked pretty good. Staff were welcoming and helpful.

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.

food:5/10 service: 7/10…read moreambiance 7/10 overall 6/10 got the fish and chips and truly no flavor at all. the chips were tasty to fill up on but nothing stood out in the food nor the service

Honestly, my most favorite place we tried during our stay in Cork. This place has amazing food,…read moregood cocktails, an intimate speakeasy kind of feel, and super friendly staff! For food, we got their beef dip (apparently the most popular dish- with food reason) and the chicken katsu sandwich with tonkatsu sauce! The meat in the beef dip sandwich was super tender and was extra yummy when dipped in their gravy. The katsu burger was such an innovative way to transform a favorite dish, the tonkatsu sauce was to die for. We got several rounds of drinks as pictured, all were good and the staff made sure we enjoyed them the entire time we were there. Overall it was an amazing experience and I would definitely come back if I'm ever back in the area!

You can tell they are tired of tourists here. Came in and checked out the taps, all they have is…read moremass-produced swill for the common man. Builder's beers: Coors, Heineken, Bulmers. I asked if they had any local beers because County Cork is full of microbrews. The barman who thought himself quite a character in his loud Hawaiian shirt said, "All our beers are local." I said "Oh really? Coors is local?" Come to Kelly's if you want crappy beer in a crappy room with crappy tables and crappy bartenders. Kelly's is great crap.

A beautiful visit! A Guinness & an Irish Coffee! We…read moredecided a visit was in order upon our cruise ships stop! It was suitably wonderful! Highly recommended! Give them a shot!