Amenities
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Yes
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Recommended, essential at weekends
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Yes — house Elbow Lane beers
Overview
Greenes sits inside Hotel Isaacs on MacCurtain Street in Cork’s Victorian Quarter, built around a genuinely unusual feature for a city-centre restaurant: a floodlit waterfall in a stone courtyard, visible from most of the dining room.
Freshly renovated with velvet booths and cascading plants, it’s a producer-led modern Irish restaurant serving dishes like Beef and Beamish Stout Stew and a ‘Steak on the Stone’ course seared table-ready on hot lava rock.
It’s an easy answer for anyone searching for a romantic or special-occasion restaurant in Cork city centre, just a few minutes’ walk from Patrick Street.
Highlights
- Dining room built around a floodlit waterfall courtyard, unique in Cork city centre
- Producer-led modern Irish menu from executive chef Nicolas Alegre, featuring Jack McCarthy's Cork spiced beef and Glenmar scallops
- 'Steak on the Stone' — cuts seared to order on a sizzling lava stone at the table
- Extensive wine list and full bar with the adjoining Cask cocktail bar
- Heated outdoor courtyard seating available for al fresco dining, weather permitting
