Best Fine Dining in Cork

"Delicious West Cork crab with pasta on the specials this evening. Isaac’s Restaurant is housed in a stunning 18th-century building in MacCurtain Street, and it has been in business since 1992. After taking in the beauty of the place, enjoy its award-winning lunch or dinner menu, which changes twice a day."

"Cross Patrick's Bridge to the River Lee's north side and turn right to reach this large, atmospheric brasserie in a converted 18th-century warehouse...Read More"

"New kid on the block Clancy’s is wasting no time in making a name for themselves as one of the city’s hottest spots. With mouth watering food and cocktails to boot it’s the perfect setting for a night on the town - and did we mention they just opened a new rooftop bar?. Clancy's don't have bottomless brunch available just yet, but it's in the pipeline so keep an eye on their socials."

"Located in the historic Huguenot Quarter, The Pavilion is a music venue that's making some history of its own. Expect a selection of world-beating bands and live acts to come through the doors as bookers get the best names in indie, rock, jazz and traditional Irish music, including many before they break into the big time. A little rough around the edges, visitors will find the speakers turned on and up every night of the week with DJs and dinner often thrown into the mix as well."

"Just below Cobh's cathedral, a short step from the waterfront, this handsome cut-stone house dates to 1824. Locals can be seen lingering over...Read More"