I will never eat at or visit any of the restaurants associated to Soho. I've visited this…read morerestaurant earlier this week with almost a dozen of my staff members. During dinner, we noticed a confederate flag had been drawn on the daily menu board to support Cajun wings. There was even a suggestion to like the photo or share it on Facebook and Instagram which is horrible. Everyone in my party was absolutely disgusted and became uncomfortable and wanted to leave. I asked for the manager and told her how inappropriate it was to have a flag that in the United States is parallel to a swastika on their board. She apologized and stated that it was the general managers idea and they had received several complaints that day. Seeing something of this nature is a bad look for Cork and Ireland. The fact that the general manager thought this was OK is very clear that the general manager probably shouldn't have a job there. SoHo, you can do better and so can the city of Cork.

Soho got the ribeye just right. Pro bartenders; great drink selections…read more Comfy seating; sports bar, but not too loud on the volume. Soho's an all-around good time for a Saturday evening in Cork, Ireland.

Great location and view of the water. The food was ok but not anything too remarkable…read moreunfortunately. Our service was a bit slow too especially since we were only 1 of 3 tables in the restaurant.

Food and beer at this restaurant were very good. We liked it so much we went back twice and had the…read moresame waitress help us. Tried the fish and chips and Irish stew. Good atmosphere and service. Does get busy but there is a bar to sit at while waiting for table to open.

drinks- 7/10 ambiance - 10/10…read moreservice- 8/10 overall8.5/10 got the strawberry martini and it was mid. not impressed. great vibes in this bar. service is fast but nothing memorable

Had dinner here on our first day in Cork. We started at a table and after dinner made our way to…read morethe bar. For dinner my wife ordered the Irish lamb stew and I had the fish and chips. The stew was superb,it had plenty of lamb and nicely cut pieces of potato and root vegetables. This was the best stew by far after having stew twice while in Dublin. The fish was good but not the best I've had and the chips were a little lukewarm. Once at the bar we enjoyed some drinks and stayed for the live music until closing. Also, Michael gave us some great recommendations for places to go in Cork. Glad we found this pub and I'd recommend it to travelers.

When we asked our waiter during dinner which bars to mosey into for the night, he didn't even…read morehesitant to say, "Do NOT go to Reardens." Kelly S. and I were a little taken aback by the quick response, "Why?" In short, it was a place for douchebags, The kind guy explicitly told us not to go to Reardens and what do we do? We go to Reardens... Partially because no other bars were really crowded after dinner and partially because we were simply curious. Surprise surprise, our waiter was right. Reardens reminds me of my old college dives. Dirty, loud, and yes, full of men who all behave as if they belong in a rowdy fraternity. My ass was slapped at least 3 times while walking to and from the bar. Beer was spilled frequently in beat with the Top 40 music spun by the DJ. If this is what you're looking for, come get it. That scene lost its appeal for me years ago.

When in Rome as they say...down in Cork on a recent Stag night we went to this place. It's Good…read morecheesy fun,mobbed on Sat night and eh a Friday. Of all the pubs in Cork we went here twice, story with that? It seemed to be Corks version of Turks head/Coppers so ticks all the boxes and as Reg said very much a meat market. Which is probably the point.

We were visiting the area and our host recommended this restaurant as an option. Since we could…read moremake reservations here we choose to try it out! Our waitress was high energy and informative. She told us the menu was tapas style so we order quite a bit! When the food came we noticed the portions were much larger than we were used to for tapas so just an FYI! We started with the oysters, we are from New England USA so these oysters were much meatier than what we are used to, delicious but very filling! The fish tacos were very tasty and the portion size of the fish was very large compared to what we are used to. I would have just gotten the fish tacos if I knew how large they would be. We also got the chargrilled sirloin steak which was very well cooked and the chimichurri sauce was a nice addition. To top us off we did get the house chips with rosemary which were delicious as well. The roasted garlic mayo that accompanied them was very good. The restaurant itself is upstairs from the bar and has a chill vibe.

My GF and I really enjoyed our night at The Oyster Tavern. Our hostess pleasantly guided us to our…read moretable, our waiter and the gentlemen who brought the food were very nice too. Our waiter noticed we were trying to take a photo and offered to take our photo which was very nice. They cleaned our table between courses. The food was amazing, even more so when you factor in that it's very affordable. We had the crispy tofu appetizer (which was almost a meal in itself), the fish and chips, vegetable tart and the panna cotta for dessert. All 4 we're fantastic. If I was a local I would be coming here 2-3 times a month. Highly recommend going at least once! You won't be disappointed.

Honestly, I had the pork chop that was dry as a stone.l and virtually inedible. They were extremely…read moreapologetic and did not charge us, so they do get points for doing the right thing. Everything else from appetizers to sides were very delicious, and the ambiance is very lovely

These people simply do not seem to want you there. We showed up last night for a drink after…read morereading positive reviews. We arrived at 8:45 for a drink or two at the bar and the hostess told me that the bar seats were typically reserved! Mind you, there are only two women at a bar with about 10-12 chairs and they were paying their bill and preparing to leave! So I am glad they could "find room" for us. The bartender asked us what we wanted without a smile or a welcome. I asked for a rum and a Rose for my wife. I drank my rum and about 20 minutes later, was ready for another. I pushed my glass towards the bar, as one does when you want another, and our bartender, another bartender and the owner/manager walked past that empty glass about 8-10 times without any acknowledgment that we were sat there. The whole vibe in Kinsale seems to be annoyance at the tourists. And it was clearly on display here. I would suggest going somewhere where you are welcomed. We are the ones that fees that economy.

Great lunch! Had the seafood combo and it was fantastic. It was chilly outside so the provided…read moreblankets came in handy. A great open air space with good service, food and drink selection.

Fun, indoor-outdoor environment with fine food and plenty of seating. The staff was disorganized…read moreand forgot half of our party's food. It was also a bit confusing trying to find someone to serve us. Not a bad place to stop in for just a pint though.

I had popped in here as my companions were in the music store across the road. I had barely walked…read morein, requested a table for 4, and the gentleman/employee at the door just gave off an air of attitude (I'm thinking he was the manager). During our entire stay, as my friends had joined about 10 minutes after I was seated and had already ordered drinks, the employee just kept throwing glances and staring at us the entire time. We were all ordering, so it wasn't like we were holding a table hostage. We did get good service from the waiter, although he didn't come around as often, even when we were out of drinks. Kudos to the whisky sommelier for giving us great suggestions. It's a quirky bar/restaurant, but I'm not sure it would be worth a return trip. The employee with the attitude was really unnerving.

Came here with a party of 11. We dined upstairs where there is a stage with live musicians. The…read moremusic started off with one gentlemen playing the accordion and the other playing the guitar. Next the musicians played the bodhrán, an Irish drum. Finally, the musicians invited about six members of the audience to learn how to play the bodhrán. Overall the music quality was excellent. The food was also satisfying. I had the chicken and chorizo pie which came with a small side salad dressed in honey mustard and a small portion of roasted potatoes. My friends really enjoyed the pork ribs. The waitress was awesome she split the bill for our entire group!