This place is great. It is a pub, not really a restaurant, but lots of enticing food on the menu…read more Lots of beers on tap, and a fun silly atmosphere. I posted a picture of the menu for reference. Technically it is a gay bar, and I am not gay, but no problem, everyone is friendly, it's open to all. I will be back.

Great food and a wide range of drink to choose from. Service was top notch and very sexy. Highly…read morerecommend!

The burger on a roll with salad and chips was excellent. The roll was toasted to perfection as the…read moreburger was also. The salad and its dressing were grand. I also enjoyed the americano coffee. What a delicious meal. Highly recommended!!

Ireland is such an amazing place to visit. Cork was extremely friendly and the food and drinks…read morewere absolutely amazing. The gravy they make for your beef is to die for.

Great place for corporate events, the food and service was really good especially since we were…read moresuch a large party, a little bit off the beaten track but still brings in the crowds

It's not much to look at, but this takeaway place is so special! If you've never had fish and chips…read morebefore, this should be your introduction. There's so much history posted up on the walls, from newspaper clippings to photos of the owner and his family to a golden record gifted from U2 to Lennox himself!

A long time favourite of ours and very much a Cork institution…read more Probably a must visit if you are in Cork for the first time.

RIVERVIEW CAFE 24.08.10 THE RIVERVIEW CAFE…read more Made an unscheduled coffee stop at the Riverview Cafe in Fitzgerald's Park this morning. Just a handful of people there about the 10.45am mark, thought there might have been more. A cup of coffee and a croissant cost me €5.00 and I took it to an outside table in the sun. An inquisitive robin (photo) perched alongside and stayed a few minutes, eventually declining the few crumbs I'd placed in his direction. Coffee and croissant were fine and the break enjoyable. This cafe by the way is open seven days a week and quite central to the attractions in the area. http://www.riverviewcafe.ie/ Tel: 021 427 95 73 RIVERVIEW CAFE Fitzgerald's Park may be soggy and the Cork City Museum may be closed but the floods haven't beaten the Riverview Cafe and it is open for business. Had a stroll though the park this morning and called in for coffee and a scone, cost €4.30. Not the cheapest. But service and quality was good in the uncrowded venue. It was getting busier as I left. In busy times, you have the opportunity of ordering online (orders@riverviewcafe.ie) or by phone. More pics from the park at http://corkandabout.blogspot.com/

Food is always amazing. Place is very cool, distinctive. Massively recommend for beautiful…read moreingredients, healthy lunch, treats and great coffee

Excellent choice for a fresh and tasty breakfast! Granola and the French Toast Special were divine!read more

Excellent coffee and hot chocolate. Amazing salads and sandwiches..Staff so nice and friendly…read more Highly recommend..

If you're in Cork and consulting Yelp for a place for dinner - don't hesitate, but make a…read morereservation. Great food with locally sourced ingredients and excellent friendly service.

It's a surprise every time! Is it chicken? Is it beef? Who knows! It's marinated in our secret…read moreblend of confusion and regret. Soggy Salad: A delightful mix of wilted lettuce and questionable dressings served on a plate that's seen better days. Extra crunch from the occasional bug, for free! Overcooked Pasta al Dente: We believe in cooking pasta until it's just shy of a rubber tire. Topped with a sauce that's been sitting too long in the back of the fridge, it's a real treat for the adventurous eater! Dessert of the Day: Today's special is a slice of cake that has more frosting than cake--perfect for those who like to eat pure sugar and regret. Drinks: Our drink menu features a selection of sodas that are flat and warm, alongside our house blend of coffee, which is brewed from beans that have seen better days (and probably traveled through time). Cleanliness: You'll love our "rustic" vibe, which includes sticky tables, menus that have seen better days, and a floor that's a mystery of its own. We believe in a "natural" environment, which is why we let the crumbs and spills mingle freely! Closing Thoughts: At The Greasy Spoon, we pride ourselves on our ability to lower your expectations and still somehow manage to exceed them--in the wrong way, of course. Come for the food, stay for the unforgettable experience... if you dare!

Really massive spot with good tasting beer. The bartender wasn't overly friendly. It's a weird…read morething to rave about but their beer garden was gorgeous!

A "proper" pub. Proper meaning that you'll excuse the slightly dingy surroundings because the…read moreatmosphere is so good. It's in a good location too, so if you're looking to sink a few inexpensive pints before a night out, you could do a lot worse than Costigans. There's nothing to recommend Costigans over a couple of other places in the town. It's in that strange twilight zone of pubs that everyone drinks in, but nobody is really a regular.