Midleton (/ˈmɪdlˌtən/; Irish: Mainistir na Corann, meaning "Monastery at the Weir"), is a town in south-eastern County Cork, Ireland. It lies some 16 km east of Cork City on the Owenacurra River and the N25 road, which connects Cork to the port of Rosslare. A satellite town of Cork City, Midleton is part of Metropolitan Cork. It is the central hub of business for the East Cork Area.
Things to do in Midleton
4.5 based on 388 reviews
Ate lunch here on a local recommendation and returned again.
The restaurant has an unusal decor and furniture mix that works, the service is quick efficient and attentive.
The place has a wide menu with food that's fresh, beautifully cooked and presented.
Not only is the food so good but the portions are generous as well, which allows one to enjoy the wonderful taste for longer than some places with smaller servings permit !
Prices are reasonable and the end of meal coffee is also very good.
This place is now definitely on our map, and we will continue to enjoy visits here in the future.
... to avoid a disappointment be aware though, that the restaurant is closed Sundays and Mondays, does lunches only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday is open for lunch and evenings.
4.5 based on 363 reviews
Visited The pepperstack a few weeks ago while the food was ok they continue to serve wine from a tap & they pour it into a bottle from the tap. I dont like what they have on offer. There are several other restaurants in the area so I wont be going back
4.5 based on 511 reviews
Sage restaurant is based on a 12 mile ethos were we create dishes from produce within a 12 mile area from the restaurant . We also have a cafe/wine & beer hub The Greenroom & a large outdoor area with food service
Sage has to be up there with the best restaurants in co cork. A beautifully presented meal, with a nice choice. It was well heated on a cold night, and the ambiance was just right for a pleasant relaxing meal. Full marks to the two lady waiters for their courtesy and service.
4 based on 176 reviews
Finin O'Sullivan's thriving bar and restaurant in the centre of Midleton town has long been a popular place for locals to meet for a drink and to eat some good wholesome food. The entrance is bright and cheery, painted in pillarbox red and white, and the theme is continued inside, where black topped tables are simply set up with the basics needed for a meal. This attractive, no-nonsense place offers a wide range of popular home-made dishes, mostly based on local produce notably fresh seafood from Ballycotton and harbour steaks, also old favourites like a well-made Irish Stew; evening menus are more extensive and include some more specialities including roast duckling. Good short wine list.
We recently revisited Finin's in Midleton and once again had an excellent meal. Pate to start and steak for main course both excellent. My wife had goats cheese to start and fish for mains and again both were excellent, add great service and really good ambience and it was the perfect meal. Already looking forward to returning for more
5 based on 89 reviews
The food here is always beautiful. The only negative is the menu doesn't change. As a vegetarian I have eaten here three times and the three times my only option was the same. It was beautiful but would like more choice for vegetarians.
The owner is very friendly and the staff are all pleasant. Would definitely recommend.
4.5 based on 219 reviews
Authentic Italian restaurant with wood-fired pizza oven and Italian chefs. Family friendly and great for groups. We can also accommodate customers who wish to eat gluten free pizzas and pastas. We serve beer, wine, prosecco and non-alcoholic beer. Homemade desserts and daily specials. Open bank holidays from 12pm - 9:30pm
Good place for family, friends get together or casual dining for couples who want a nice meal st reasonable prices. They have a wood burning oven & the pizzas are tastier than elsewhere in Midleton. This times had a yummy salad with goats cheese in filo pastry & walnuts with a light dressing. My hubby loves the calzone pizza here. We had a nice red wine to wash it down. The staff are fun & helpful & the food is served in a short time - they offer meat, pasta & some fish dishes which I will get around to trying another time. Prices are mid range so you don't feel ripped off here & food is very tasty.
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Stopped off for breakfast. We were greeted by a friendly owner whos full of whitty Dublin banter. The menu was wide and varied, from your full coronary stopper to DIY plates and salmon options.
The food was hot, prompt and of good quality and very reasonably priced.
There are spacious Gardens which makes it a great facility for yoing families despite being so close to the main road.
My only gripe is the aroma of beer from the night before, but in fairness to the owner he did offer to set us up a table in the garden.
Good food
Good value
Good stop
4.5 based on 335 reviews
Located 50 meters from Midleton Heritage centre serving Lunch and Dinner. Walk ins and bookings taken. Can cater for groups up to 45 people.
Sunday is a day to relax and having lunch in Ferrit and Lee is the ideal location. It has a very easy athmoshphere provided by a very courteous staff. There is a great choice of excellent food which is beautifully presented. Their seafood chowder is perfect and the hake is terrific to follow. Add the date and sticky toffee pudding and you have had a geat meal for 28 euro.
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Had breakfast with my daughter the morning of her leaving cert results so proud had beautiful pancakes with bacon and maple syrup staff lovely waitress very friendly would go again
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Located in the heart of Midleton, the Granary is a local family run café restaurant and foodstore. Come in for brunch and try our delicious pancakes or for lunch to try our award winning Clonakilty black pudding salad. Sit outside in our lovely square and enjoy the Sunshine and may be a cake… Our food is prepared in house using only fresh local ingredients. Service is friendly, efficient and caring, always!
Popped into The Granary after having visited the Jameson's Distillery for a quick bite to eat. Found this place after walking down the high street and glad we popped in.
The food was exceptional and great value for money. They also had a great selection of cakes on offer for those with a sweat tooth. Certainly worth a visit if you are in the area!
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