If you're ever in Cork, make sure to explore the charming St. Luke's Wine Tavern. Tucked away just north of the city on McCurtain Street, it's a hidden gem worth discovering. The entire area has a special vibe, and taking a short stroll from the city center to find this local favorite is well worth it.
The ambiance at St. Luke's is the definition of relaxed and inviting, whether you're enjoying a rich Montepulciano or a steaming cup of coffee. Their Mediterranean-inspired dishes, served with that signature Irish warmth, are just the right size and pair wonderfully with their wine selection. This family-run establishment boasts a friendly and fun staff, making you feel right at home.
Every visit to St. Luke's leaves you wanting more, and it's a place where you'll wish you lived closer. The entire St. Luke's area has a lively and enjoyable atmosphere while maintaining a respectful and civilized vibe. Bring a friend, check it out, and let's toast to discovering the best spots together!...
Read moreFood was OK and good value but we were sat at an awful cramped window table that our legs couldn't fit under. Service really rushed us and ruined the night. Had a 5.30 booking and was early, we were late being seated and told they needed us to be gone for 7. The open kitchen has an extremely poor extractor fan. So much so that our clothes stank of stale chip fat for the night and everyone in the place was coughing and sneezing everytime they cooked something with chilli. Essentially, they retro-fitted a tapas bar into and old pub that doesn't seem suitable for it and did the bare minimum. One final comment, The toilets were in very poor condition and only noticed...
Read moreA lovely neighborhood shop at the St. Luke's crossing intersection just north and above the old town area. Service was excellent, the food was delicious and just right portions, and the value was great. Had the roasted almonds ( nice smoky spice maybe mix of cumin and paprika?) And olive oil marinated mixed olives, split a tasty crispy thin crust pizza, and had the patatas braves (take or leave the sauce, but the potatoes were perfectly crispy outside and hot inside). And the dessert was also good. But most of all the smiling and sunny service, the lovely outdoor seating, and the generous wine pour made this place a treat after a day of...
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