I have been on sabbatical in West Cork for a couple of months, and was so pleased to discover this…read moreplace! It is an organic/raw food/locavore paradise! I'm from Northern California, and my standards for this kind of market are very high. Organico had every single item I asked for during my time here: organic steel-cut oats (called "pinhead oats" here), coconut butter, apple cider vinegar, nutritional yeast, spelt pasta, organic brown bread, cashew butter, frankincense oil, organic cinnamon, the list goes on... I'm pretty sure that if Organico doesn't have it, you probably can't find it locally. The prices are fair. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the layout of the market is pleasing and makes it easy to find things. They also offer some delicious locally made baked goods. My favorite is the dairy-free chocolate cake-- its rich, moist, and delicious. Oh, and there's also a sweet little attached cafe next door, which has wonderful teas, coffees, and tasty treats.

fantastic butcher shop. very knowledgeable staff and great customer service. Got some great cuts of…read moremeat for low and slow bbq as well as burgers and steaks for grilling. it's my go to butcher

Luceys Good Food Shop is situated on the main street in Mallow I have been here on a numerous of…read moreoccaisions now. I have never been disappointed, i went here last year to purchase a christmas hamper. The quality of food and customer service given by Ian and his team is excellent. They have a very large range of products on sale. It is a butcher with a deli counter and a cooked food display unit. They have an in house bakery which they cook their fresh scones and pastries every morning. They offer very good value for money. I would highly recommend this business.

Surprisingly well stocked small town whole foods store. It had 2 different kinds of matcha,…read moreassorted organic products, skincare, incense, teas and oils. Absolutely packed to the gills and bursting out to the street outside. Chap in charge very friendly and knew his stuff.

The beautiful town of Clonakilty, Ireland, has a hidden gem only steps away from the town center…read more(where the Battle of The Big Cross monument is). So I guess most visitors will go to the pubs to try out traditional Irish food and we've done that. But I said to myself, these pubs and restaurants get their meat and perhaps pasties and pies from the butcher, so why not cut the middle man? It turned out to be one of the best decisions on our trip. Scully and his staff cheerfully greeted us the moment we walked in and later chatted about life in the fast-paced US metropolitan vs. Ireland countryside (we both agree that the Ireland version contributes better to your mental and physical health). We selected the delicious fish pie, a freshly baked steak and kidney pie, the best chicken & mushroom pie I've ever tasted, along with a beef pastie and quiche for a quick lunch. I usually do not enjoy food that taste and smell too gamey, but the steak and kidney pie actually pleasantly surprised me with its full flavors. Realizing that we're going to have a quick lunch by the small park by the monument outside, Scully provided the utensils and everything else to make our meal enjoyable. We absolutely love the graciousness and hospitality on this nevertheless short visit to this picturesque small town. I can't recommend this joint enough!

Great little shop, it does deli food and health food items and gourmet food. I love buying some…read moretasty cheeses and sundried tomatoes and I think its great that you grind coffee before you buy it there. The owner is friendly too.

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!

Good Day Deli is a hidden gem nestled inside the grounds of Nano Nagle which is beautiful the…read moregarden is absolutely stunning. So to find this place was such a pleasant surprise. Let's talk about the food, this truly was an experience. You can tell by the presentation they take it seriously. There's a ton of pride in serving delicious and locally sourced dishes. I decided to try the chili Turkish eggs. I wasn't sure what to expect but my expectations were exceeded. Poached eggs the most delicious garlicky yogurt chili sauce and sourdough to soak all the flavors up. I constantly think of this dish it was that good. Service was excellent as well. Just an overall wonderful experience and a must try.

Good Day Deli is located in the heart of Cork City but hidden in a convent yard where there are…read moreexhibits of Nano Nagle. It is so secluded you would actually never think that you are in a vibrant city. The gardens are just beautiful with an array of wild flowers & serenity. We sat outside to have lunch with a glass of beautiful wine. The staff were unobtrusive but efficient. We had a stunning summer salad of green peaches & Burrata which is made on a local farm. The whole experience was outstanding. Do not miss.

Came by on a Monday at around 2:30 AM, excited to try some food. Unfortunately, everything seemed…read morepretty basic and overpriced, and there didn't seem to be too many options. Instead, the stalls mainly sell produce, meat, cheese, and seafood, which would be great if you were a local, but we were just visiting. There are a few stalls selling things like candies/honey/jams, that were reasonably priced, so we bought a few of those to bring home as souvenirs. We spent probably about half an hour walking around and made it through the entire market. It was fun to walk around and see all the local goods/products, but don't expect a lot of options for good food if you're hungry.

I was expecting more from this English Market. The selections were not that big (pretty basic…read morestuff), but everything seemed to be very pricey. Not impressed at all

Handy spot to pick up bits and pieces if you're in the area. It has a few free parking spots…read moreoutside as well as a deli counter where you can get great sandwiches and rolls.