Eat in Union Quay and Ballintemple, Cork

Marina Market

• ★ 3.8
• International Street Food
• €

A converted warehouse along the River Lee with over thirty-five food and drink vendors ranging from Korean street food and Venezuelan arepas to Italian.

Marina Market Coffee Stalls

• ★ 3.6
• Café
• €

Order Single-origin filter from resident roaster stall

A cluster of coffee vendors inside the Marina Market food hall, with a resident specialty roaster stall alongside the international food vendors.

Filter

• ★ 4.7
• Coffee roaster
• €€

Founded in 2012 by Eoin McCarthy and Alex O'Callahan, Filter put Cork on the Irish specialty coffee map. The Georges Quay brew bar curates rotating guest.

Cafe Moly Roastery

• ★ 4.4
• Coffee roaster
• €€

A Cork-based offshoot of a South Korean specialty coffee operation, opened on Douglas Street in December 2020 by Daniel and Sunmi. Functions simultaneously.

L'Atitude 51

• ★ 4.7
• Wine bar
• €€€

Cork's definitive natural wine bar, operating as a cave-a-manger - part wine shop, part bistro - at 1 Union Quay. Located in Union Quay And Ballintemple.

Coughlan's Bar

• ★ 4.4
• Cocktail bar
• €

An award-winning live music venue on Douglas Street, one of Cork's best streets for character. Coughlan's hosts free gigs every week across trad, folk, jazz.

Good Day Deli

• ★ 4.4
• Sustainability-focused brunch, Local ingredients, Weekend brunch
• €€

A sustainability-first cafe at Nano Nagle Place on Douglas Street, linked to the Frank Hedderman smoked salmon operation. Weekend brunch from 09:30-16:00.

Goldberg's

• ★ 4.1
• Sunday brunch, Pub brunch, Albert Quay
• €€

A pub-restaurant on Victoria Road offering Sunday brunch from 10:00-15:00. In the former Jewish Quarter, the name references Cork's historic community.

Marina Market Brunch Stalls

• ★ 4.2
• International brunch, Street food, Korean
• €

The Marina Market on Centre Park Road opens at 08:00 daily, making it Cork's most international brunch option with Korean, Japanese and Mediterranean stalls.