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Dennehy's Health and Fitness, Penrose Dock

Slick basement gym under one of Cork's newest city-centre office blocks. Bigger and better kitted than Douglas, with much nicer dressing rooms, on the same €79 four-gym membership. Only catc…

City Centre · Gym

Dennehy's Health and Fitness, Penrose Dock

7.5 /10

A slick basement gym under one of Cork's newest office blocks. A clear step up from Dennehy's Douglas — bigger floor, better kit, nicer dressing rooms — on the same €79 four-gym membership. …

City Centre · Food & Drink

Jacobs On The Mall

One of Cork's top restaurants. Modern Irish dining in a former Turkish Baths on the South Mall. The 8oz Fillet Steak is the star and the room feels more exclusive than most.

Fine Dining · Irish

Jacobs On The Mall, South Mall

8.5 /10

One of Cork's top restaurants. Former Turkish Baths turned modern Irish dining room on the South Mall. 8oz Fillet Steak was the star, atmosphere edges Market Lane, well worth the trip in. 8.…

City Centre · Food & Drink

Bronx Pizza

Authentic American New York-style pizza on Princes Street. Jumbo foldable slices, standout Marinara, Pesto and Burrata, and outstanding value deals. A genuine contender for best pizza in Cor…

Restaurant · American

Bronx Pizza, Princes Street

8.7 /10

Authentic American pizza on Princes Street and a genuine contender for the best pizza in Cork. Jumbo New York slices, the Marinara, Pesto and Burrata is special, and €15 gets you two slices,…

City Centre · Food & Drink

Scoozi's

Cork institution on Winthrop Avenue since the 90s. Italian-meets-Irish menu, slick service, central spot just off Oliver Plunkett Street. Thin crispy pizza, good lasagne.

City Centre · Food & Drink

Scoozi's

Cork institution on Princes Street since the 90s. Italian-meets-Irish menu, slick service, central location next to Boojum. Thin crispy pizza, good lasagne.

Restaurant · Italian

Scoozi's, Winthrop Avenue

8.0 /10

A Cork institution on Winthrop Avenue since the 90s. Italian-meets-Irish menu, slick well-drilled service, central spot just off Oliver Plunkett Street. Pizza is a little small but the food …

City Centre · Food & Drink

Fast Al's

Cork pizza institution since 2003. Three city centre slice shops, loaded with cheese, €10 for two slices and a can on the deal. Cajun Chicken and Hawaiian are the standouts. Open morning til…

Takeaway · Restaurant

Fast Al's, Cork City

8.0 /10

Cork pizza institution since 2003. Three city centre slice shops, loaded with cheese, €10 for two slices and a can on the deal. One of the best pizza slices in Cork. 8.0/10.

City Centre · Food & Drink

Istanbul Kebab

A Cork City staple for the Donner Kebab. Quality Irish-sourced meat, distinctive sauces, generous portions. Right in the heart of the city on Oliver Plunkett Street.

Takeaway · Turkish

Istanbul Kebab, Oliver Plunkett Street

7.4 /10

A Cork City staple for the Donner Kebab. Quality Irish-sourced meat, distinctive sauces, generous portions and a familiar after-the-pub favourite. 7.4/10.

City Centre · Food & Drink

Lennox's Takeaway, MacCurtain Street

Cork chipper institution since 1953. Real Irish potato chips, excellent Cajun Chicken Pitta, on-time delivery and competitive prices. MacCurtain Street branch.

Takeaway · Chipper

Lennox's Takeaway, MacCurtain Street

7.9 /10

Cork institution since 1953. Ordered a Cajun Chicken Pitta, battered sausage and chips to Douglas and came away impressed. Real Irish potato chips, fair prices, on-time delivery.

City Centre · Food & Drink

Cafe Mexicana

One of the strongest Mexican restaurants in Cork City. Authentic flavours, friendly staff, standout spicy margaritas. Carey's Lane.

Restaurant · Mexican

Cafe Mexicana, Cork City

7.8 /10

One of the strongest Mexican restaurants in Cork. Bold authentic flavours, friendly Mexican staff, fair prices and standout spicy margaritas on Carey's Lane.

City Centre · Eats

Boojum, Cork City

Irish-owned Mexican fast food chain serving genuinely good burritos and bowls. A reliable post-gym or lunch-break spot in Cork City Centre.

City Centre · Food & Drink

Market Lane

One of the best upmarket restaurants in Cork City. Locally sourced beef, dairy and cider, a busy two-storey room with a cocktail bar, and food that earns the price.

City Centre · Fitness

Flyefit Cork

Cork's biggest gym at €38 a month. Six floors, three of them weights, plus a boxing area. Serious training, no frills.

Takeaway · Mexican

Boojum, Cork City

8.1 /10

Irish-owned Mexican fast food chain serving genuinely good burritos and bowls in the heart of Cork City. A solid post-gym or lunch-break go-to.

Restaurant · Irish

Market Lane, Cork City

8.4 /10

One of the best upmarket restaurants in Cork City. Locally sourced beef, dairy and cider, a busy two-storey room, and food that earns the price.

City Centre · Gym

Flyefit Cork - Princess Street

7.0 /10

Cork's biggest gym at €38 a month. Six floors, three of them weights, plus a boxing area. Serious training, no frills.