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New Food Selection Available at SoHo Bar & Restaurant

SoHo is Cork City's premiere dining & drinking destination! With the largest menu in the city, they truly have something for everyone's taste.<br>SoHo is the second establishment in the world to feature the Guinness "Pour Your Own Pint" booth. These unique booths are fitted with a Guinness & Carlsberg tap so that you can pour your own pints right at your table. <br>(they have a LATE BAR Friday, Saturday and Sunday).<br><br>ADDRESS :<br>SoHo - Restaurant and Bar Cork<br><br>77 Grand Parade,<br>Cork, T12 NF70, Ireland <br><br>E-Mail : info@soho.ie<br><br>CALL : 021 4224040<br><br>WEBSITE : www.soho.ie

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New Food Selection Available at SoHo Bar & Restaurant

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  1. CONTACT New Food Selection  Available at SoHo Bar & Restaurant SoHo - Restaurant and Bar Cork 77 Grand Parade, Cork, T12 NF70, Ireland   E-Mail        : info@soho.ie CALL : 021 4224040 WEBSITE : www.soho.ie SOHO.IE

  2. Engagement parties cork Company parties cork Hen parties cork   Where food is king  Book a table in our sophisticated and stylish second level restaurant and bar. Here the atmosphere is more chilled. Enjoy a cocktail before dinner and dine on fresh food straight from the famous English market just across the road. • Food • Inside • Drink • Outside Although our summer temperatures rarely tend to surpass 70F, the Irish do tend to change up their menus during the summer months and opt for lighter, fresher meals. From old-fashioned salads, to fresh seafood IrishCentral has put together some choice recipes. Ireland  has been enjoying a great summer so far but even though we're loving all the sunshine we should remember that it's all our lovely rain that provides us with an abundance of amazing home- grown produce. Irish food tends to be associated with stews, soups and more wintry fare so below we put together some more summery recipes.

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