The Glass Curtain ★ 4.4
Chef Brian Murray opened The Glass Curtain in the former Thompson's Bakery on MacCurtain Street in 2019. Heartily portioned mains built around prime Irish.
Signature: Lamb saddle, Meaty monkfish, Seasonal tasting menu
CuisineContemporary Irish
Price€€€
NeighbourhoodMacCurtain Street (Victorian Quarter)
Signature dishes: Steak on the Stone, English Market Chicken Supreme, Beef and Beamish stout stew
Location
Address: 48 MacCurtain Street, Cork, T23 AE52
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