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Province of Munster, Ireland Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Blarney
Reviews on American food in Blarney, Province of Munster, Ireland. Blarney (Irish: an Bhlarna, meaning "the little field") is a town and townland in County Cork, Ireland. It lies 8 km (5.0 mi) north-west of Cork and is famed as the site of Blarney Castle, home of the legendary Blarney Stone.
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10. Scoozi! Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1484 reviews
A menu with the ultimate ingredients creating amazingly high quality food, large portions cooked fresh and just bloody good value for money! Itâs truly a phenomenon. Lending itself to the hand built and constructed burgers and pizzas, to the pasta, steaks
Reviewed By Corkgirl1979
Came here with a group of friends. Staff were very welcoming and fun. However the food was poor. Pizza tasted like cardboard. Chips not cooked properly. Wonât be back for the food but the staff were lovely.
9. West Cork Burger Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Shane1827
The West Cork Burger Company is located within Cork city and is a central location. From our visit, the restaurant was packed and very busy so Iâd recommend a visit. The menu has a great selection with Angus/ Wagyu beef, chicken, and vegetarian/ vegan options. The burgers are delicious and the portion size is good. You can also customise a burger yourself which I think is a great feature. Definitely worth a visit if in Cork!
8. Gourmet Burger Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 785 reviews
Reviewed By furry_007
1st off the burgers were great and the staff were excellent. Charging â¬10 for a burger and extra for the sides is a bit much though
7. Son of a Bun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 805 reviews
Reviewed By m45
Visited for late lunch / early dinner on the Saturday afternoon of the jazz weekend in Cork, so everywhere was extremely busy. We were seated quickly given how busy it was and staff were brilliant - recommending dishes and drinks on our request. Food was fresh and tasty - a great spot for upmarket burgers and fries!
6. White Rabbit Bar & BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
The White Rabbit Bar & BBQ opened in March 2015. We serve authentic slow-smoked BBQ every day from 12 to 9pm. Bar service until 11.30Pm Sunday to Thursday, until 12.30Am Fridays and Saturdays
Reviewed By dougp966
In town overnight between legs of a Paddywagon tour. We were just out looking for a refreshment and stopped in. Awesome selection of Irish and American whiskies! Decided to have a couple of appetizers rather than a full meal, as more libations are planned. Made to feel very welcome, drinks were plentiful and the food was fantastic! Highly recommended!
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5. Shake Dog Cork
Overall Ratings
4 based on 669 reviews
Reviewed By Moe_Lester66
This place reminded me of when I lived in America and on fridays me and my girlfriend would go to the local diner during the 60s. It had a outstanding atmosphere and the staff were delightful and very patient. Great food.
4. Bunsen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Sandbuilder
Bunsen's does one thing - American hamburgers, and they are the best at it.Traveling Ireland we often found hamburgers over cooked. According to the locals it was "the law" that all hamburgers had to be coked "well done". So they usually were. Unfortunately that usually made them taste bad. However, for some reason Bunsen's can give you a tastey, fresh burger cooked medium. What a difference! The meat is juicy and tender.If you love American hamburgers, this is the place to eat.
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3. Coqbull
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1489 reviews
CoqBull is the brand new chicken and burger concept, taking French Church Street by storm with its mouthwatering menu of delicious rotisserie chicken and beef burgers, as well as an array of tantalising cocktails and local craft beers. Signature dishes in
Reviewed By Mag P
We arrived on Thursday evening, having been turned away from another restaurant as we had a double buggy. The manager simply could not have been more helpful or more accommodating Indeed all the staff were excellent and so professional. Food was superb. Fair play to all the staff, keep doing what you are doing. We will be back for a proper night out soon....without the kids. 10/10
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2. The Lemon Tree
Reviewed By Islandbridge
The Lemon Tree, is run by Blarney Castle Hotel 'Welcoming Visitors since 1837'. My friend & I decided to try the breakfast there. It's situated overlooking the square in Blarney. Forget about Medeteranian vibes, the interior is quite dull and drab- slate blue paint on the mostly bare walls and rows of wooden tables & chairs inside. The lack of soft colours/furnishings/decor lends to a rather lifeless atmosphere. Could do with some colour/artwork/flowers inside. I ordered the Poached Eggs with toastMy friend ordered Blueberry Pancakes & coffee. The poached eggs were a rather sorry looking sight on a large dinner plate. 2 White eggs in the middle of a big white plate....that was it - no colour / no frills. Later 4 triangle slices of standard toasted white bread arrived. The eggs were solid all the way through (usually they're served soft in the middle). Would not look out of place in a hospital. Poor value for money at â¬8.95 My friends blueberry pancakes had a fluffy texture and tasted quite nice. Again, no frills though -pancakes/maple ...end of story and not cheap at â¬9.95.Coffee- was an Americano, tasted like long brewed filter coffee.(On leaving, afterward I realised the above came with tea/coffee included).Feeling disappointed, we left to go to another cafe with similar food on the menu and had a far better experience -homemade bread, & food nicely finished/organic eggs/local ingredients and far better value.Overall- Staff: Friendly StaffFood: Well overpriced (see menu photo) / lacking in imagination./poorly presented.Ambience /Decor : Has a blank canvas feel to the place....flat.Conclusion- Disappointing given the long established premesis. Overpriced. Would not be inclined to return. Better value elsewhere in Blarney.
1. Cafe Spresso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
A well located coffee shop/restaurant located close to the city center - A full Irish breakfast served all day, until midnight. We have also a large range of sandwiches, home made pastry, lunches and dinners with Irish, Polish and French dishes/recipes. W
Reviewed By genenurse
and we weren't disappointed. We were passing through Cork on our way from Tipperary to Kenny, and needed a place for a rest and some breakfast. Cafe Spresso is a charming little hole in the wall, run by one person. I've read several recent reviews talking about Thomas, but the morning we were there we were served by a young woman. She took our order, cooked it, and delivered it to our table. In between doing that, and waiting on other customers, she received a delivery of produce and dairy products, and sorted and put away the fairly large order. I think she might secretly be wonder woman. She was efficient, friendly and the food was wonderful.
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