Vicarstown Bar, Cork

Vicarstown Bar, Cork

Blending both traditional elements and a modern flair, the Vicarstown Inn is designed with a long and narrow design which is reminiscent of the medieval era from which the building originates. Featuring intimate, dark corners for lounging with a selection from its diverse drinks menu, the Vicarstown Inn also possesses a large, heated beer garden and smoking area which rivals the best ones in the city, with its old walls worn with time adding an historic air to this great Cork pub. The Vicarstown Inn is also a popular meeting place for club goers on their way to nearby dance clubs.

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Sight Name: Vicarstown Bar
Sight Location: Cork, Ireland (See walking tours in Cork)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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