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...
What to order at Heaven's Cakes Market Stall
- Must order
- Seasonal mousse cake slice - the West Cork butter in the pastry base is detectable and makes a difference
Cuisine['French patisserie', 'Irish cakes', 'Market pastries']
Price€€
NeighborhoodEnglish Market Quarter
HoursMon-Sat 09:30-18:00, Sun closed
Phone+353 21 422 2775
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Must order: Seasonal mousse cake slice - the West Cork butter in the pastry base is detectable and makes a difference
Book street food in Cork
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Cork: Midleton Distillery Behind the Scenes Tour & Tasting
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Location
Address: The English Market, Princes Street, Cork, T12 PH6Y
Also in English Market Quarter
English Market ★ 4.8
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.
Order: Sliced hot spiced beef from Tom Durcan's stall by the fountain - the benchmark of Cork food culture and Cork's oldest surviving street food
Tom Durcan Meats ★ 4.7
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.
Order: Hot sliced spiced beef from the dedicated counter - a fundamentally Cork experience available only here
O'Flynn's Gourmet Sausages ★ 4.5
A fourth-generation family business since 1921, O'Flynn's is Cork's most celebrated sausage maker. Over 50 varieties, with the Cork Boi as the flagship.
Order: Cork Boi sausage in a roll - over a century of sausage-making expertise in a single bite.
More street food in Cork
Quinlan's Seafood Bar ★ 4.4
A Cork city outpost of the Kerry seafood family that has been fishing and selling directly since 1963. The Patrick Street counter serves hot fish and chips.
Order: Fish and chips with Kerry-landed cod or haddock - the freshness margin over a city chip shop using frozen.
English Market ★ 4.8
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.
Order: Sliced hot spiced beef from Tom Durcan's stall by the fountain - the benchmark of Cork food culture and Cork's oldest surviving street food
Tom Durcan Meats ★ 4.7
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.
Order: Hot sliced spiced beef from the dedicated counter - a fundamentally Cork experience available only here
O'Flynn's Gourmet Sausages ★ 4.5
A fourth-generation family business since 1921, O'Flynn's is Cork's most celebrated sausage maker. Over 50 varieties, with the Cork Boi as the flagship.
Order: Cork Boi sausage in a roll - over a century of sausage-making expertise in a single bite.
Coal Quay Market ★ 4.4
Cork's Saturday morning street market on Cornmarket Street, operating since the 19th century as a traditional outdoor market. Over 40 stalls every Saturday.
Order: Hot miso soup from the Japanese vendor - appearing weekly since 2015 and one of the more surprising street.
Marina Market ★ 4.3
Cork's largest indoor food market, with over 35 food and drink vendors trading seven days a week. Hana serves Korean BBQ, Sultan covers Lebanese and North.
Order: A Korean BBQ bowl from Hana - one of few places in Munster to find authentic Korean barbecue technique on a street-food budget