What's with the hype? Maybe the price of it? I ordered the vegetarian pitta and it was so greasy!…read more1/4 of the half pita was filled with greasy vegetables and the rest was chips with cheese. I can see why people get full of this. But the price is low because it's for half a pita! Great food for drinking but not something you must try.

This place is my favourite take away spot in the country. It usually has queues forming out the…read moredoor with good reason. People come for the creole but every thing on the menu is the berries. The curry sauce is the right consistency, just the right amount of thickness. Kansas city bbq, flying fish pittas, chimmichangas and Transilvânian burger are all worth a sample. It's a tight enough spot for room but there is plenty of interesting bits and bobs on the wall to keep you entertained and the music they play is always decent too. You wont hear ke$ha played in there. Top tip:kcs website has a dash cam so you can check the queues before you decide to head in.

100% best chipper in Cork. Best tasting batter and quality ingredients. Centrally located for us,…read morebut we would still come here all the time even if we had to drive far to get there! Excellent service and genuinely pray they never change the look of the inside. The line gate inside is part of my personal sentimental memories now and I really need it to never change. And please never change the recipes! Especially the potato pie, my truest love.

What a great place! We arrived just as they opened at noon on Friday, ordered the Haddock meal,…read morethen had a fun conversation with the guy who was frying up our lunch. He even gave us some free samples of other things on the menu to try since it was our first time - deep fried shrimp, the house curry... and the mashed potato balls were amazing! I love the fact that they tell you where the potatoes come from too. Great food, and great service. My only complaint is that you can't sit at a table and enjoy your fish'n'chips with a pint of beer, but I guess that's just how "take away" restaurants work. We still had a fantastic experience standing and eating at the little counter by the window. You must eat here!

It's not much to look at, but this takeaway place is so special! If you've never had fish and chips…read morebefore, this should be your introduction. There's so much history posted up on the walls, from newspaper clippings to photos of the owner and his family to a golden record gifted from U2 to Lennox himself!

A long time favourite of ours and very much a Cork institution…read more Probably a must visit if you are in Cork for the first time.

So there's two great chipper shops in town , Jackie Lennox's and KC's . Both are good. First I…read morewent to KC's , I was unaware of the fact that 1. A chipper is not just chips 2. "Fast-Food" is really fast. Like you need to know what you're going to order before you're in "que" (line) because they make you yell out your order while in que. Benefits of KC's: They have a cool atmosphere , prices are good, cheese and curry chips are good , due to the real cheese . I've heard the Cajun Pita and KC Burger are good. They are tech savvy , wifi, take cards and have a cam outside so you can see how long the que is before you head that way. Cons: the portion sizes are smaller than Jackies but truthfully you don't need that much food . Needs more salt. I would also like if they had little chairs outside to sit instead of just going in and coming out. Benefits of Jackie's: Better chips than KC's, good curry. I had the fish supper , I liked that the fish was fresh, the batter and tartar sauce was also good . I liked the Irish peas , they are big and have a good texture .They put the curry chips in a plastic container instead of paper like KC's so it doesn't get soggy. Prices are also good . They have places to sit and eat outside and a bar area along the wall. Cons: really no flavour except the curry. Needed more salt .not tech savvy: no wifi or card machine

The best chipper in Cork hands down! This place is a little more imaginative than your average chip…read moreshop with a variety of pittas that include flavours from all over the world. When I worked nearby, my colleagues and I had a weekly tradition of visiting KCs for a giant takeaway! Actually, maybe this place would be better if it had seats but it's still well worth a visit.

Staff and service= 100% Not only meat lovers are welcomed…read morehere: also the vegetarians have a great chance of enjoying a very delicious burger and choosing from at least 3 different kind of vegetarian options. I had the special (see black board) which was a chickpea and carrot burger with Tzatziki and: fries! Loved them, loved every single bite of my burger. The most outstanding service I have experienced in Ireland, the staff was friendly, quick, helpful, just awesome! Very well trained I must say! I seems like that they always get quite busy, so if you really want to eat here you better reserve a table. Otherwise they´ll try everything to squeeze you in.

So glad we accidentally found this place on our way to Merchant's Quay. Their menu and food is…read moreabsolutely amazing! The restaurant is very cute and the staff was extremely nice. We had the vegetarian nachos for a starter which were so great. For our main dishes we ordered the chargrilled fillet of beef salad with blue cheese, the American classic burger, and the falafel burger. All were excellent. If you are ever in the area I really recommend trying this place out!

Mother of God. So,…read moregrowing up in Knocknaheeny, the "Churchfield Chipper" as it's locally known, was a childhood institution. We'd look forward to the days mum or dad would announce they were in the mood for a fish supper, the pots and pans stayed quiet, and I was sent forth to bring home the grub. 20 years since moving to America, I brought my heavily pregnant Californian wife to my home patch. She asked what I wanted to do, and a visit to the chipper was top of the list, and there was only one place I wanted to go. Quality? The word doesn't come close. I hear people wax poetic about Lennox's. Or Dino's. Golden Fry. Or this Douglas-ified KCs with their gourmet nonsense. Eejits, the lot of them. Gobshites and langers who don't know what they speak of, I say. These are quite possibly the best chips in Cork. Therefore the best in Ireland, and by extension, the best on earth. Yep. In centuries to come, when aliens visit the planet, those in the know will get their fix from here. And it's quantity. Such quantity. Order a pie, you get two. Order a sausage, you get two. Order the fish, I dare you. I double dare you. 'cause yeah, you're getting two. Two pieces of fish big enough to go surfing on. My wife bit into it, moaned slightly, and proclaimed it the best fish and chips she ever had. "Waaah, but it's in the northside! I don't wanna go up there!" Ah, stop now and come off de stage. The soundest people, and this place has some of the best service. My wife ended up inviting our cab driver to stay with us in California, for god's sake. So stop reading this, grab the wife, throw the kids in the Focus, and head over for a feast.

I've been going to this chipper for years and i have to say without a doubt it is the best chipper…read morein cork. Tasty snacks is as good as it gets. The Top food are there chips. They are so nice especially with cury. Next the batterd sausages are lovely And the chicken Burger to top it all off. I Defintly recommended Tasty snacks if you are in cork.

We stopped here for a quick lunch, and were pleasantly surprised…read more We had the lunch combo (burger, drink, and fries) for 10 Euro each. The place was hipstery, but delicious, fast, and definitely hit the spot.

Great food. Both of my friends and I really really enjoyed our food. One tried the vegan burger and…read moresaid it was very nice. We enjoyed the ambiance, kind of like a millennial burger place (ifykyk) but super cool and had fun choices on the menu. Service was less than par but I blame that on our server particularly who when realized he was supposed to be serving outside (he had the front two sections of the place) lied and blamed his mistake on "female server" instead of taking responsibility. I'll be back either way, it was hilarious because we didn't really care lol.

Avoid this restaurant like the plague. My partner and I came here for some quick food and while it…read morewas initially good, we ended up getting food poison from the taco fries. It's totally upended the rest of our trip. Some people might ask how do you know it was this restaurant? Well, we only ate here that night, the symptoms happened 3 hours after our dinner, and based on the excavation it was very clear that it came from the taco fries.

If you love KFC, don't go to this fast food chicken restaurant. This specific location on the…read morefamous Mc Curtain Street looks terrible out and inside, old, used, done! It is more or less clean, but that's it. The staff... These guys are quick and very help and friendly, food will be brought to the table. They made the 3 stars. The food... hot, greasy, tasty, no salt, so Irish. The staff knew it already and brought a lot of napkins. You know exactly what you get, when you enter the shop, the first impression is correct.

We passed by this restaurant on the way to the Cork Gaol and I felt tempted to try out how a…read moreMexican restaurant in Ireland compares with the ones in New Jersey. Without much to expect, honestly. But it turned out that this contemporary joint provided one of the best flavorful food we tried in Cork! The fact that they donated meals gives it a nudge among the rest (the slogan Let's Beat World Hunger in neon light greeted you as you order your food and you eat while staring at a giant counter showing how many meals they've donated so far). Just like many other new restaurants in the US and on this planet, this restaurant provides a select-your-own fill of your burritos/quesadillas/((fill in the blanks)). The dining room shares its space with an ice cream/fondue counter on the other side of the room. Service is standard (it's a fast food joint afterall), but friendly. The classic food we ordered, such as the soft tacos and hearty rice salad bowl turned out to be very well made. Fresh, not too dry, flavorful, and while it's not a match to more authentic Mexican home-cooking (it's never meant to be), it's still a feast of flavors worthy of mention. A fresh and cheap fast-food alternative when you're in Cork.