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Cork: Fab Food Tasting Trail
Enjoy a relaxed but highly-focused 2.5 to 3-hour stroll through the city center of Cork, stopping at a range of foodie hotspots. Discover local and Irish cuisine, meet...
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CuisineJapanese, Donburi
Price€€€€
NeighborhoodBarrack Street And The Lough
HoursTue-Sun 13:00-15:30, Tue-Sun 17:00-21:00, Mon closed
Phone+353 21 431 2716
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Why locals love it: Barrack Street location outside the tourist corridor; no signage visible from the main road; no website; queues require local knowledge about opening times
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Cork: Medieval Castle, City & World-Famous Whiskey
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Meades Winebar ★ 4.2
Cork's longest-running wine bar in a candlelit room at 126 Oliver Plunkett Street. €5-6 glasses of European wine at pub pricing, simple tapas, retro.
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