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Amicus €€ Tucked into a small space in Cork's Huguenot district, Ursula and Robert Hales' restaurant looks interesting from the (pedestrianised) street and has some tables outside in fine weather. Augustines €€ Perhaps now Cork city’s leading restaurant - for a discerning clientèle seeking exceptional food and service Fenns Quay Restaurant €€ Situated in a 250-year old listed building, this is a bright, busy restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere and simple decor enlivened by striking modern paintings. Table €€ With smart modern décor contrasting with a neo-classical background, it’s an appropriate setting for sassy food with a basic respect for traditio. Eating Out in Cork City. Cork is something of a food lover’s paradise, with many of its restaurants making use of high quality ingredients from the large and growing community of artisan food suppliers in the surrounding area.
Tripe and Drisheen by Peter Jan Haas If you have a taste for the unusual, Cork has some regional specialties you might want to look out for – or to avoid! Drisheen is a sort of sausage or pudding made from sheep’s blood, breadcrumbs and spices, traditionally served with tripe (or stomach) in a thickened milk sauce. Not perhaps for everyone – I think you have to be born in Cork! One of the best black puddings in Ireland is produced to a secret recipe in Clonakility and features on many local restaurant menus. In more recent times a new tradition of cheesemaking has emerged and some really world class cheeses are produced locally. Main image: Patés at the English Market by Diane Duane A. By Peter Jan Haas English Market Website B. By LWY C. Website | 21 4272199 D. Cicchetti - Viennese Tapas E. F. Rk City: My Kind of Town. What’s the first thing you do when you return? In winter, I go for a hot port in The Oval on South Main Street or the Mutton Lane Inn on Patrick Street.
In summer, I read a book in Fitzgerald’s Park. Where is the best place to stay? Café Paradiso, 16 Lancaster Quay (00353 21 427 7939; www.cafeparadiso.ie; from around £88), which offers town-house accommodation over Café Paradiso, an acclaimed vegetarian restaurant five minutes’ walk from University College Cork and 10 minutes from the city centre. Where would you meet your friends for a drink? The Oval Bar or The Mutton Lane Inn; and for a traditional Irish music session to go with that pint of Murphy’s, The Corner House or Sin E, which are both on Coburg Street. Where are is your favourite places for lunch? The FarmGate, The English Market, Grand Parade (427 8134), though the original (and far superior in terms of ambience) is the Farm Gate (463 2771) in Midleton, just outside Cork. And for dinner? Where would you send a first-time visitor?