Quay Co-op ★ 4.1
Cork's wholefoods institution since 1982 with self-service vegetarian lunches and dinners at prices below any comparable sit-down restaurant in the city.
Cuisine['Traditional Irish Bread', 'Cakes']
Price€
NeighbourhoodCity Centre
Location
Address: Old Mallow Road, Cork
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