Clean Lidl store with a large selection of items, and the prices were good. It's located in a…read moreshopping center, and you take the escalator (or elevator) downstairs to get to the store.

Came by on a Monday at around 2:30 AM, excited to try some food. Unfortunately, everything seemed…read morepretty basic and overpriced, and there didn't seem to be too many options. Instead, the stalls mainly sell produce, meat, cheese, and seafood, which would be great if you were a local, but we were just visiting. There are a few stalls selling things like candies/honey/jams, that were reasonably priced, so we bought a few of those to bring home as souvenirs. We spent probably about half an hour walking around and made it through the entire market. It was fun to walk around and see all the local goods/products, but don't expect a lot of options for good food if you're hungry.

I was expecting more from this English Market. The selections were not that big (pretty basic…read morestuff), but everything seemed to be very pricey. Not impressed at all

If you are in in Ireland you have to go here for a visit. You won't be disappointed, really! I have…read moretried many ice cream parlours in my young 50+ years, and I can honestly say, it dosen't get any better than this ice cream. Staff are so friendly, very clean premises, a very welcome, and hard working member to our community here in Youghal, can't speak highly enough of this business, and, they even make custom ice cream for individuals for special occassions!, just great, pop in, see for yourself. Well done to you all at Fantastic Flavours!

When in Cork, be sure to go to the English Market and find this stall to eat some amazing gourmet…read moresausages. I came here as part of a day tour to visit Cork City. They have a stand alone restaurant too but this one is convenient because it inside the market. The staff is very friendly and the service was quick. I ordered the original gourmet sausages with all the toppings except mustard and relish. The meat was tender juicy and the bread was soft. With the toppings it made one delicious hotdog meal. If I had the cooler I would have ordered some fresh ones to go.

It is probably one of the tiniest restaurants in Cork, but the design is very down to Earth,…read morewhether you wear a suit or handyman clothes, you blend it. Even if the staff weren't friendly and fast, I would give the restaurant 5 stars. Since the guys, who work there, are friendly, attentive and fast, I would give 6 stars. The variety of good sausages is awesome, you can get them raw at the English Market as well, they have a stand there. The quantity is good as well, and the prices are more than fair.

From a very loyal customer. Great supermarket, beautiful fresh food. Very disappointed tonight…read morethough!.. I understand that the shop closes at 10pm and i arrived to the store at 10.10pm but alot of staff were just inside the door and would not open the door to speak to me. I was needing an urgent product for my baby. I am so disappointed that the man at the door would not even have the decency to open the door slightly to talk to me and see what i needed. I was very lucky that Tesco was open until 11pm and i got sorted there.

A real gem of a supermarket. The fresh produce is of the highest quality, really good meat, fish…read moreand dairy products. The store is very well stocked where you'll find what might be considered hard to find ingredients. This is a 'tester' store for the Supervalu group so you'll find new products piloted here on a regular basis. The shop is spotlessly clean and you'd need a coat venturing down the frozen food aisles! The staff are alway friendly and eager to please. They also operate a home delivery service.

Good deli food, surpassed what we expected from a gas station restaurant. Cafeteria style with a…read morelarge selection. I actually got the full Irish breakfast and enjoyed it. Everyone else with me liked their food as well.

I rarely shop in Tesco, I find it a bit over-whelming when I go shopping there, as there are too…read moremany choices to choose from and it's usually too big for me.

Love traveling to countries that have a Tesco!! Great selection of clothing - especially Childrens!read more

I bought pork sausages and chicken to roast for a potluck-dinner-party-debrief for 10, the last…read morenight of the HearSay17 Festival, in Kilfanane, Ireland. We were a bunch of tired and starving international radio/audio makers and I wanted create a solid, comforting and satisfying main dish that held cross-cultural appeal. After an in-depth conversation with the proprietress, Deirdre, I bought my meat and several giant carrots and parsnips as well. I was happy to learn that all of the fresh foodstuff they carry are sourced from local farmers. I made something like a butterflied chicken and sausage tray bake with the meats layered upon a pile of chopped onions, carrots, parsnips, whole garlic, dried apples, liberally doused with olive oil and sprinkled with salt and pepper. My spice choices were a bit limited as I hadn't thought to bring any from Brooklyn, and was staying at the Ballyhoura Mountain Lodges (review to come) which while perfect, super comfortable, and packed with every single eco-certified modern convenience possible, didn't have a spice rack. Next time, I'll know what else to pack! Still, the product from Hennessy's was so fresh and gorgeous that I shouldn't have worried at all. The roast/tray bake earned top points from all who helped themselves to seconds and thirds. I also made a couple of frittatas with farm eggs given to me as a gift (!!! OMG !!!) local mushrooms, tinned Cerignola olives (from Malta!) and my housemate's handmade stale, crumbled, savory brown soda bread (WTF SO GOOD), with loads of chopped, crisped Irish bacon and teeny cubes of local seaweed cheddar; and a massive, four-heads-of-butter-leaf-lettuce-salad with a quick pickled onion and fried tomato, cider and olive oil dressing. Folks brought tins of pate (France); crunchy South East Asian rice cracker-based snacks (Vietnam and Malaysia); some tinned headcheese-in-aspic-with-leeks-and-celery (Wales); a cold prawn salad with apples and prosciutto (Australia); a savory green onion and stinky cheese custard (Brussels); and a couple of ice-cream-flake-cakes (purchased by an Italian at the local Amber gas station grocery store); plus candied persimmons (Iran) and dates (Saudi Arabia); and whiskey and maryjane (Los Angeles--LOLOLOLOL)--guys, it was interNATIONAL. We hung. We ate and drank a ton. We laughed our faces off. Maybe there was some dancing and a rap-off? And as the evening wore on and the wine and beer bottles piled up, I tossed the chicken carcasses into a pot with lots of cold water to make a quick and simple stock for congee in the morning with random leftovers for my cabin mates and those who crashed on our couches.. Can you say #favorite #HearSayFestival #attendee? :) I think you can!

Purchased Beef on the bone for Christmas instead of Turkey . Cost much the same but beef so tasty…read moreand succulent . Hennessy's have a long tradition of sourcing their meat locally over generations of butchers Service so courteous, friendly and fast.