Service, Ambience…read more Stopped here as our first pub to visit once we got to cork. We stumbled upon it but it certainly did not disappoint! Our service was absolutely top notch Irish hospitality and pints were fantastic. The atmosphere is lovely with traditional Irish music playing softly in the background. 100% recommend a stop in, it's very lovely.

We stopped by to hear live music at sine' but it was packed and there wasn't enough room to even…read morestand so we went next door to Corner House which ended up having live music at 9pm. It was really great! Really enjoyed it and we listened for a good 2 hours. Would definitely recommend!

Fabulous venue, I've been numerous times to see live music and never been disappointedread more

A very cool vibe in this place, with two stages and a bar inside, and a seating area outside. We…read morewent on a Tuesday night with improv jazz groups playing which was fantastic. We had to move quickly for seating as it got crowded very quickly. A good heavy pour in our drinks though!

A gem of a place, I'll be there for JD 'Rendition Night' of music, word and performance with co…read moreartistas... in the new year!!!

Okay, yes...it's a Wednesday night. So, I get it...there's no music. But good golly, the…read morebartender-Owen, was less than thrilled to see us. Unless of course he is on the spectrum, in which case I forgive his lack of social skills. He seemed less than thrilled to have two middle-aged American women in the pub tonight. No worries, we struck up a conversation with a local, Luiga(sp?). It's a cool place. And I suppose if it were a weekend, it would be great. But tonight, well it was unfriendly and not very welcoming. Too bad because most of the rest of Ireland has been pretty nice.

This was a great pub! We came for the Live Irish music and the music was fantastic. The musicians…read morewere very talented. The first floor is where they do the music and it's pretty small, so if you come for the music I would come early to snag a seat. The beer is also very good. I tried the Beamish which is a famous beer in Cork and it was not bad.

Great joint.. super busy dive bar with live Trad after 6pm daily! Walking in, if you can... great…read morecircular bar surrounded by many tables.. this place is very popular so if you get a seat guard it with your life. Got a spot at the bar and they have a bunch of bartenders so service was very good then the music started... great traditional Irish music! Good spot for one or two Guinness but I wouldn't plan on much more, it's just too busy. Must see joint in Cork City/ talk later?

5 stars for the memories alone. Cyrus Avenue has been doing it longer than anywhere in Cork. Odds…read moreare that most Cork people's first gig was here. There are generally three types of gigs you'll go to here: 1. That band you love in college but are a bit embarrassed by years later. 2. A band that became absolutely massive two years after playing Cyprus Avenue. 3. Your friend's gig along with 11 other people. As a venue it's nothing special, but they've always put the effort in to their bookings. An institution.

Cyprus Avenue,located above The Old Oak, is perhaps the best music venue in Cork. It draws some of…read morethe most up and coming bands to the city,while also affording local groups a chance in the spotlight.It is a cosy and intimate setting allowing the audience to connect with the performance.The bar service is always prompt and witha smile.Come to Cyprus Avenue,and see the stars of tomorrow.

Stopped in here real quickly for a drink and some wings. I wasn't too fond of the cleanliness of…read morethe women's room downstairs from the restaurant area, but a girl's gotta eat. I really enjoyed the wings here - they weren't quite spicy / they weren't quite bbq / they weren't too sweet - I don't know how else to describe them but delicious! The staff also mistakenly thought we ordered 2 orders of the wings, but gladly took it back (and off our bill) when we cleared up the mishap. Didn't get to try their "famous" burgers, but looking around the restaurant, the burgers looked very good too.

Our most amazing dinner in Ireland. After a full day of seeing the Cliffs of Moher we stopped in…read moreto see the Rock of Cashel and the Abby. We were starving and this was just the place to finish the day. Very friendly service, great beer (they have their own White Gypsy) and delicious food. It was topped off by a traditional Irish band playing live. In English the band's name means That's It! Definitely recommend Brian Boru! Note: Hours posted in Yelp were not correct. The place was still hopping when we left at 10 pm.

Stopped by for drinks and Rory came by and recommended a whiskey flight. For someone who enjoys…read morewhiskey we had two whiskey flights (6) total whiskeys and we did not like any of them and specifically told Rory what we liked and were disappointed. If you like a specific whiskey don't waste your time or money on a whiskey flight.

Definitely a more local spot but nice and upscale feeling, we came in for a nightcap. They have a…read morehuge whiskey selection but we both went with beer. They have the local beers like Beamish and Murphys and we tried both- both crisp. Service semi quick but not super attentive.

drinks- 7/10 ambiance - 10/10…read moreservice- 8/10 overall8.5/10 got the strawberry martini and it was mid. not impressed. great vibes in this bar. service is fast but nothing memorable

Had dinner here on our first day in Cork. We started at a table and after dinner made our way to…read morethe bar. For dinner my wife ordered the Irish lamb stew and I had the fish and chips. The stew was superb,it had plenty of lamb and nicely cut pieces of potato and root vegetables. This was the best stew by far after having stew twice while in Dublin. The fish was good but not the best I've had and the chips were a little lukewarm. Once at the bar we enjoyed some drinks and stayed for the live music until closing. Also, Michael gave us some great recommendations for places to go in Cork. Glad we found this pub and I'd recommend it to travelers.

Rosie's Bar is the perfect place for some good old fashioned Irish craic! I've been on sabbatical…read morein West Cork for a couple of month, and have visited most of the local pubs in Bantry, Durrus, Ahakista, and Ballydehob (as well as several other villages further out). Rosie's is definitely the place to go for live music on the weekends! The bar is a traditional Irish bar in the front, and a music venue in the back room. There's also a cool beer garden out the back door. It's definitely cozy, but that adds to its charm. The staff is super friendly. I've seen the local cover band Loose Change a couple times, and they are excellent. If you are in the area, and want a taste of true Irish craic, visit this place on a Friday or Saturday night when there's live music on! You won't regret it.

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.

We stopped here for lunch after seeing the castle and it was super cute. Authentic Irish pub wish…read moresome different food choices. I got chicken teriyaki and it was really great! The service was super friendly.