On holiday and stopped here. Bartenders all good. Food - no! Over priced for poor quality food…read more Slow service. Waited 50 minutes to order. Stew was fare at best with little meat.

The Cottage Pie was cooked to perfection; so savory! The fish and chips was also delicious and a…read moregenerous portion.

I LOVED this place, and I will definitely go back if I ever return to Killarney. The bartender was…read moresuch a sweet man. We had dinner here one night, and we ALL loved our meals! The portion sizes are large, the service is quick, and the food is reasonably-priced. Everything is made fresh, so they do run out of certain items as the night goes on. But I didn't mind that, because all the fresh food was delicious. I noticed many locals come here to dine and drink, which is always a good sign. We liked the place so much that we went for drinks the next night. Five stars for Corkery's! **Note: They are a cash-only establishment.

No longer serving any food…read more But if you just want a pint and some craic, it's grand. Lots of belligerent locals getting tanked, complaining about daily life, and making rash sports bets while football matches and horse races blare away on the TV screens.

Great traditional pub which is popular with the locals. It's an excellent place to watch sports but…read morethis pub could do with a bit of updating, expecially the bar which is a little cramped. On the upside it has a really cosy feel to it and traditional decor . The food here is meant to be good here too. There is also a good selection of beers and wine and the drinks aren't too pricey- about average for Cork.

A great bar to watch sport - whether soccer, football, hurling or rugby. There's always someone up…read morefor the game here. Although it's back in the city centre, it's a bit of a local bar. The look and feel is traditional but welcoming, but the drinks are plentiful and service is quick, friendly - everything you want in a bar.

Located on the ground floor of the McSweeney Arms Hotel, this isn't a bad place for a late…read moreafternoon lunch. Top notch food, served in an upscale environment. It's billed as a sports bar and seems to focus on a golf theme, but they have full table service and a righteous menu. The place is decked out in lots of dark colored wood trim, and they have beer and a full bar of course. It's definitely on the upper end of what I would consider a sports bar. The food was PERFECT, the service was ok, but could have been a touch better. Nothing huge to complain about though. They just didn't check in on us often enough. Had to ask for more drinks, the bill, etc. No big deal. The food quality and quantity was perfect. The Penne Chicken Pasta (€16.50) included sundried tomatoes, mozzarella, in a creamy white wine sauce with just enough basil to make it tasty, but not overpowering with basil (sorry, I feel that strongly about basil). The Summer Chicken Salad (€14.50) was also top notch, and very filling. It included decent amounts of seasoned, grilled chicken strips, served on top of mixed greens with a tasty mango salsa, pumpkin seeds, a few sliced cherry tomatoes, a few radish slices, and topped with grana padano (don't feel bad - I had to look that up too - it's pretty much parmesan cheese). The place seems to be frequented by locals instead of tourists. I was told that it's a good place for a decent steak or burger as well. Put this place on your list if you are planning on visiting Killarney anytime soon folks!

This place was recommended to us. For some sea fish that they didn't have. But the prawns were…read moregood. The burger good. The crispy duck good. Service was good. Killarney Lager was good. They don't have ranch for wings by the way but maybe ranch is just a US thing. The decor was nice. The atmosphere was nice.

Great Irish ambiance on a sunny Friday afternoon. Midleton distillery (Jameson's Whiskey) just…read morewalks away. TV playing golf and horse racing.

What a great place for food, drinks and fun times with friends! The food was fabulous, the service…read morewas spot on and the atmosphere amazing. There is so much to see as the owners have collected items over the past 34 years. Sorry I forgot to take photos of the food but we had the special, Bacon and Cabbage and the Chicken Burger. Both were delish!!

This place was awesome! The vibe is the best I have seen in a pub and the food was great! This is…read morean absolute must go!

Small and kindof divey but not bad for a quick pint. Nice and friendly bartender. Wasn't too busy…read morefor a bank holiday Sunday.

Found on a whim, Great quick service! Enjoyed our pint and Jameson and ginger! Clean and friendly!read more

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.