Cork's most distinctive food tradition: beef cured for one to two weeks in a dry rub of allspice, juniper berries, black pepper, cinnamon, cloves and brown sugar, then slow-boiled and served cold in thin slices.
2 editor picks for Cork Spiced Beef in Cork, ranked by editorial score. All Cork signature dishes · Cork Spiced Beef across every city.
English Market ★ 4.8
English Market Quarter · Grand Parade and Princes Street, Cork
The 1788 covered market at Cork's culinary heart, with stalls passed down through generations. Tom Durcan Meats and O'Flynn's Sausages are the anchor trades.
Tom Durcan Meats ★ 4.7
English Market Quarter · English Market, Princes Street entrance, Cork
Since 1990, the definitive source of Cork spiced beef in the English Market. Tom Durcan runs two stalls side by side - the butcher's counter and a dedicated.