This was a lovely spot for dinner. Very high end modern interior with a covered outdoor patio. I…read morerecommend a reservation, we did not have one but were fortunate to have a few seats open up at the bar. The Hake dish was fresh and delicious. I didn't enjoy the ratatouille that accompanies the dish, but the fish was well worth it. The filet was also cooked perfectly and had great flavor! The chips were also yummy. Great texture outside and soft interior. Their own soup was also delicious. Great flavor and had a great onion to broth ratio. If in the area I recommend getting a reservation or arriving earlier to snag a table. Great overall

Market Lane is an absolute must when visiting Cork! I had the steak sandwich, and it was…read moreoutstanding, served on incredible homemade bread that was fresh, flavorful, and the perfect complement to the tender steak. I paired it with one of their locally brewed lagers, which was crisp, refreshing, and a great match for the meal. The biggest surprise was the mushroom soup. It was rich, velvety, and absolutely exquisite, served with warm house made bread that was impossible to stop eating. What truly made the experience exceptional was the hospitality. Every member of the staff was warm, welcoming, and genuinely made us feel at home. Fresh local ingredients, fantastic beer, unforgettable food, and wonderful service. Market Lane deserves every bit of its five stars. Highly recommended!

Cutest little diner with great PIPING hot seafood chowder. Someone mentioned the croutons....wow…read morethey were amazing. Staff were kind and helpful. Highly recommend. Parking can be a little tight so be prepared.

I've been on a seafood chowder kick while here. Seriously, why wouldn't you? It's an island…read more This one was rich, fully of chunky seafood and paired with two excellent slices of brown bread which is pretty much served everywhere with soup. The kicker though were those little croutons floating on top. That brown bread actually got better. I wish I had more. They also make fresh desserts there and I broke down and had a toffee banana tart with fresh whipped cream. Wow. I ate it in small pieces to extend the savoring experience. There are also roulades and other tasty looking fresh desserts and the breakfasts people were eating looked great!

The original of the species! This is where it all (i.e. the English Market's Farm Gate) started…read more Lovely local spot with great coffee (and refils), wholesome lunches and grrrreat deserts. There's a shop at the front of the cafe/restaurant selling the best of the best.

You have to eat here. You HAVE to eat here. We were…read morefamished after a bit of a drive and the Jameson tour. This restaurant is about a 5 minute walk from there. You walk in and you feel right at home. You can tell that everything is made from scratch and most likely DOES come from a farm nearby. Hubs and I started with an incredibly creamy and delicious seafood chowder- studded with oodles of fresh fish, and then moved onto a Scallop Salad with bacon and other tasty morsels. So divine. Though we're not big dessert people, the Irish seem to love it and there is a huge table of desserts right in the front of the restaurant that beckons you. We caved and ordered the creamiest, most decadent and lovely lemon pie tart that I have ever had. I am pretty sure they must add cream to the filling just for fun. I mean, it's Ireland and they add cream to everything. So. good. Go here. Eat and be happy. Have dessert. You won't be sorry.

Enjoyed everything we ordered! Eggs were farm fresh. Service was excellent. Tea and coffee were…read moregreat.

Wandered in here for St. Patrick's Day since we were staying in a little town aways - Kilbehenny…read more(sp?) - as with all holidays there is pre-set menu that was conveniently posted outside the Inn. The entrance was a little confusing - when you enter the doors to what you would think is the Ramble Inn Restaurant but you walk right into a bar/event space. There was a bunch of children running around - so I hope it wasn't just a bar, lol. Apparently the restaurant is to the right between what I thought was a wall but it was a really subtle doorway. Walking in, it was quite empty - we thought that it being St. Patrick's Day - it would be packed but NOPE, we were the first ones there. Cheers to small towns! Loved it! It was cutely decorated in St. Patrick's Day decoration & it had a home-feel to the regular decor. We were greeted by a waiter who seated us and gave us the pre-fixed menu. Oddly enough, I ordered the Chicken Curry, I gave my chicken to my friend. I was on a curry-obsession while in Ireland, don't ask me why. It was yummy as we were STARVING! It wasn't bad. Our waiter was super friendly but it seemed that he was training or something as he had someone helping him out and it seemed like they were helping him out. All in all, not bad, not bad.

Warm and welcoming on a misty Sunday afternoon in Fethard. Staff prompt and helpful, lunch well…read moremade and good value, and a great Irish pub feel too. Met Vincent as we were leaving and he gave us some good pointers for our upcoming visit to Dingle. The town also has a very impressive city wall...something that will surprise you. So happy we stopped here.

Great fun watching the Epsom Derby on June 2and seeing Camelot win!!! Thanks!read more

We stopped here for a late lunch. Easily the most enjoyable small pub lunch we had in Ireland. I…read morehad the ham and cabbage. I attached a pic of what was left by the time I picked up my phone to take a pic. It was that good.

Excellent service and food. Ordered the cottage pie. Toasty, toasty hot! Creamy and delicious…read more Rich depth of flavor. Light, lovely salad on the side. If you visit Blarney Castle, find this place on your way home. Private parking so you don't have to fight street parking.

Visited with my sister, this is a tiny quaint restaurant in a small Irish village setting…read more Everything here is made from scratch, which made it a lovely treat! Both of us had the cornation chicken, which is a spiced chicken breast in curry mayo with spinach, almonds, mango and sultanas - it was delicious. It's served on fresh made brown soda bread too, and a lovely side salad. They also serve desserts and coffees. The meringue nest is fresh and very delicious, with cream/fruit. I like the cappuccino more than the lattes here. They also have fresh baked goods, so we took some scones to go, which were also delightful with some tea in the evening. If you are ever driving through, definitely stop for lunch, it has a nice vibe.

We stumbled upon this place on our way through and it's absolutely fantastic. A nice cup of tea a…read morebeautiful sandwich or salad just a lovely place to stop.

Stopped in for lunch and had the best chowder! Very clean and nicely decorated restaurant.read more

Always a fun place to hang!…read more Good steaks! Friendly folks' Been going here for over ten years. Highly recommend the view as well!

I recently shot a wedding at Longueville house. It has so much character to it…read more It is a family run place and has so many ornate features to look at. There is a lot of land to stroll around and it's so peaceful. Watch out for all the dogs running around. They're deadly ;) I was lucky to eat at this place also and was treated to the same main course as the wedding party which was beef. All round great experience at Longueville :)

Farm fresh locally sourced to table dinning. The house cider is exemplary of what a true cider…read moreshould be. The farm grounds provide fresh produce that highlight each dish. The atmosphere and staff provide great accommodation to what a natural dining experience should be.