Cute bar for a proper Irish coffee. Service was good they were patient with us could probably tell…read morewe were tourists. Pretty quiet, no loud music.

Great facade and signage out front, really wanted to like the joint. I was told they had a great…read moretoastie and bartenders wore white shirts & ties, old school style! Walked in, couple young kids behind the bar in jogging clothes, Locals were hammered with TV sound on? Tried a toastie and pint of Guinness, pint was fine but toastie was horrible. Not sure if they get a better crowd at night but I would not recommend this joint at all/ Talk later?

Great little pub to grab a pint of your favorite beer; atmosphere is casual and laid back.read more

A great spot on Midleton's Main Street, always a lively spot at the weekends, while still having…read morespace to actually walk around and talk to people.

Late night bar which tends to have live music on Sunday nights which are well worth checking out…read more Great that it stays open a bit later.

Very good music and the general atmosphere of the place. The fact that there's live music or DJ is…read moreadditional plus. As mentioned the kids hanging around there can be a little annoying. Other than that a good place to go for a couple of beers.

Great place to relax and have a drink. We perhaps made a wrong choice of Irish Coffee - not a fan,…read morebut don't think that's about this bar in particular. Having said that, great staff and service who went the extra mile to get us our order. Decent seating space inside and a patio outside where people relaxed. If you have a car, then you can park along the street. Definitely recommended.

After visiting the Queenstown museum in Cobh, an Irish coffee sounded like the right thing to get…read more So we popped into Mauretania and ordered a couple. They're the real deal, and were made fresh right in front of us. A bit pricey I thought, but service was good and the coffees were as well.

One word for this bar- clean. As in, OCD, perhaps? Still, I'm not complaining. Bartender was quiet…read more VERY quiet and heavily absorbed in the golf game on tv. Anyway- the Guinness was good and we could certainly hear ourselves talk.

Great bar, great food, great accommodation, simple as that. Best place to eat in Dunmanway, as…read moretestified to by a loyal local following (highly recommend the chicken sandwiches). Really nice pub for a drink - warm, comfortable and a friendly atmosphere. Family stayed here for our wedding and loved the rooms/breakfast. The owner does indeed have a penchant for golf, but there are always plenty of other great staff on hand if he is distracted. Also a great place to watch golf!

This bar is great for live music and offers salsa music and dance lessons in the week. The service…read morehere is good there are a good variety of themed nights such as soulnite. This bar attracts the trendy crowd and is a great venue to celebrate someones birthday.

Once a trendy cocktail bar with salsa lessons, it's been reinvented to something much more…read moretraditional. Out go cocktails, in comes the ales. Trad rock and Irish acts replace the salsa music - live music at this bar is fantastic, with great atmosphere and a crowd who like their music.

Seriously one of my fav bars! A slightly alternative location where quiet nights are awesome…read morebecause of the couches and candle light. Busy nights are fun and loud. On weekends they create a little dance floor and play all sorts of music for different tastes(read not pop or R&B). If you are looking for something a little different this is the place to go. Just walk down the alley from hillbillys

Realising that the students in the first few years of college tend to be the ones with the least…read moreconcept of how much they can drink before falling over or throwing up all over your new floor covering - but not wanting to alienate the valuable student euro completely - the Quad has reached something of a happy compromise in its strict over-21s policy. Catering mainly to post-graduates and post-students of an indie/rock leaning, the Quad's floorspace is generally packed out from Thursday through to Sunday nights, helped by their live DJ at the weekends, as well as their friendly and cheerful barstaff. A lively and varied clientele, never-mainstream music policy and rough-and-ready interior design (without the traditional crowd of badly-behaved young students) combines to make this alternative nightspot a favourite of the newly-jobbed or newly-degree'ed rocker ex-students, as well as a default pub in the late-night circuit of the older Cork indie and rock crowd due to its late weekend bar license.

One of Cork's bigger bars, it's a superpub but with an intimate touch. Over 2 floors, the low…read moreceilings give it a homely feel. Live music and a lively crowd help this too. Standard beers and menu, with occasional sport on show. I'd call this a decent regular, good Cork bar.