Elbow Lane Brew and Smokehouse ★ 4.1
The smokehouse side of Cork's Market Lane restaurant group brings slow-cooked fire cooking to a dinner format: ribs, brisket and wood-grilled cuts paired.
Tasting menu€30
NeighbourhoodCity Centre
Chefthe kitchen team at Quinlans
Book aheadWalk-in
Location
Address: 24 Patrick Street, Cork
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Elbow Lane Brew and Smokehouse ★ 4.1
The smokehouse side of Cork's Market Lane restaurant group brings slow-cooked fire cooking to a dinner format: ribs, brisket and wood-grilled cuts paired.