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The 10 best things to eat in Cork for under €10

*dribbles*

1. Gourmet sausage sandwich from O’Flynn’s Gourmet Sausages (€4)

 

Source: O' Flynns Gourmet Sausages

A traditional, award winning family recipe on Winthrop Street. Pork and beef sausage with or without onions in a fluffy white hotdog bun. Good to eat on the run.

2. Coconut rice, achari aloogobi and poppadum at Iyers (€6.95)

Source: Iyer's

A healthy, meat free taste of India, just €6.95 from this Pope’s Quay favourite. Iyer’s daily set menu also always costs less than €10.

3. Croque Madame at Paradise Crepe (€8.95)

A mouthwatering grilled ham and cheese sandwich, topped with béchamel sauce and a fried egg. Ooh la la.

4. Seafood chowder & soda bread, Perry Street Market Cafe (€7.50)

Source: Perry Street Market Cafe

A meal in a bowl, available in both Blackpool and Mahon.

5. Salad special at Market Lane Restaurant (€9.95)

Source: Market Lane

Red pepper, chilli and coriander chicken salad with miso butternut, green beans and apricot and almond dressing. It’ll put a healthy spring in your step.

6. A chunky sandwich from The Sandwich Stall, English Market (€5)

Huge choice of sandwiches (try the Parma ham and mozzarella) or a bucket load of healthy salads (eg. broccoli, beetroot and feta) for €5. Heavenly.

7. Red duck curry, Aroi Asian Street Food (€10)

 

Source: aroifoodies

With pea,aubergine, baby corn, long beans, lime leaves, baby tomatoes.
Take me to Thailand.

8. Steak and Murphy’s Pie, Una’s Pies (€5)

Source: lafoc

A stalwart of Mahon Farmer’s Market. Traditional and delish, you can’t get more Cork than this.

9. Steak sandwich, Liberty Grill (€9.95)

Source: louise_gleeson

Chargrilled strips of vodka and chilli marinated steak with balsamic onions, served with rustic potatoes and aioli on the side. Hugely filling… and did I mention the vodka?

10. Parma ham and goat’s cheese pizza, Pompeii at the Franciscan Well (€10)

Source: Pompeii Pizza

Thin based and always delicious. A taste of Italy.

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