Stopped by for drinks and Rory came by and recommended a whiskey flight. For someone who enjoys…read morewhiskey we had two whiskey flights (6) total whiskeys and we did not like any of them and specifically told Rory what we liked and were disappointed. If you like a specific whiskey don't waste your time or money on a whiskey flight.

Definitely a more local spot but nice and upscale feeling, we came in for a nightcap. They have a…read morehuge whiskey selection but we both went with beer. They have the local beers like Beamish and Murphys and we tried both- both crisp. Service semi quick but not super attentive.

Service, Ambience…read more Stopped here as our first pub to visit once we got to cork. We stumbled upon it but it certainly did not disappoint! Our service was absolutely top notch Irish hospitality and pints were fantastic. The atmosphere is lovely with traditional Irish music playing softly in the background. 100% recommend a stop in, it's very lovely.

We stopped by to hear live music at sine' but it was packed and there wasn't enough room to even…read morestand so we went next door to Corner House which ended up having live music at 9pm. It was really great! Really enjoyed it and we listened for a good 2 hours. Would definitely recommend!

A great local Irish pub in Kinsale. Good pint of Guinness and a nice live band and they seem to…read morehave live music regularly. Happily come back here for a pint any day.

Bartender and Owner, Francis was great. Had the feel of a more traditional pub for locals than some…read moreof the other pubs we went to in town. It was not crowded and we very much enjoyed it.

A beautiful visit! A Guinness & an Irish Coffee! We…read moredecided a visit was in order upon our cruise ships stop! It was suitably wonderful! Highly recommended! Give them a shot!

He did not eat here, we just had drinks. I will tell you this place is very inviting from the…read moreoutside as it has very traditional Irish colors that says come on in and let me pour you one. Sam was our waitress/bartender, and soon after another, Sam joined her of the male variety which he will not be pictured here. They are TVs showing traditional games and plenty of seating at the bar as well as outside of the bar. The restrooms are typical of the pubs, very small with tiny sinks, so be prepared. I would consider this another traditional pub, with a twist of Americano and European . I can certainly understand that they would be busy on popular nights if not most nights, and the ambience would be loud but expect greatness from this place

Stopped in here after exploring all day and driving from Galway. I love the tapas feel and all the…read moresmall plates I like that they rotate items. While they were all good and fit my friends liking I was looking for something a little more snacky and filling. The service was great. The wait staff amazing and lovely. The ambiance was super cool and you can totally tell that it's a locals spot too!

Such a fun cocktail bar in the heart of the Victorian Quarter. Had a few drinks and nibbles while…read morewe were visiting the city. Our server was lovely, engaging and didn't overly hover.

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.

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.

Probably the highlight of my trip to Cork. Came in for one pint and a little live music, stayed…read morefor 5 hours. I met a bunch of friendly locals who insisted on buying me beer. Very cordial atmosphere, if a little cramped. If you're a North American like me and want to experience a real Irish pub, this is the place!

This was a great pub! We came for the Live Irish music and the music was fantastic. The musicians…read morewere very talented. The first floor is where they do the music and it's pretty small, so if you come for the music I would come early to snag a seat. The beer is also very good. I tried the Beamish which is a famous beer in Cork and it was not bad.

Lovely Local Lagerhouse!…read more As a student, I tend to eat, drink, and essentially live quite frugally. While exploring the city of Cork during my first week in the country, my friends and I popped into close-by Preachers, whose outdoor boards boast of 3 euro daily pint deals. My night was made complete when I realized they serve Hoegaarden - one of my favorite intoxicants! Furthermore, they offer it in full pint glasses, a feature that I had yet to experience the wonders of. My friends and I had a great time sitting and standing by the bar, although after further visits, I've noticed that the place can get a bit too crowded. However, the regular bartenders are wonderful to chat with, and close quarters can always make for new and unexpected friends! Essentially, Preachers is a fantastic bar - great beers on tap, rockin' music, and good company!

I was in town on business, after having a great dinner at Soho, my co-worker and I were walking…read moreback to the B&B. We came across a few students of UCC, standing outside this small bar, Preachers. So a conversation was started, and as is the usual Irish custom....we were invited to share a pint or two over the talk. Into Preachers we went. If you are claustrophobic, you don't want to visit Preachers. It will be packed (this was a Wednesday night). But as for the students and the bar? It was GREAT! The Guinness was flowing, and so we had a few (we each had to buy a round of course). I'll have to admit, I normally don't do things like what happened here, and maybe it was the beer talking, but it was a whole lot of fun meeting those 5 students from UCC and talking. I'm not sure how much the drinks cost, because my co-worker "bought" my round....so I never paid for any of the 5 beers we had each. I'd have to guess it was around 3-4 Euro per. If you're in Cork, stop by Preachers for a pint. It's full of locals and the best way to travel is "being a local".