Phones are down here in Paradiso. Should be back up in a couple of hours. We are fully booked tonight, but if you need to get in touch with us for any reason, please send a short email message and we'll call you from a mobile. Thanks

getting into full summer mode...

Nice to be the dinner destination in this 24 hour culture trip to Cork...https://theculturetrip.com/europe/ireland/articles/how-to-spend-24-hours-in-cork-ireland/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=FOShareEmail&utm_campaign=FO_RE_TARGET_27_06_2017_CONTROL&utm_content=Caf%C2%8E_Paradiso

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It's soup, Jim, but not as we know it

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The food menu for Monday's real food, wine & cheese event is almost sorted, moving on now to wine matching. Tickets still available for this special dinner, priced at €60 including wines, and available by calling Paradiso on 0214277939

Billy Lyons

A favourite from our wine list acclaimed as the world's best natural wine by Decanter

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Our list of natural wines available by the glass all this month in celebration of Real Wine month. Also, tickets are still available for the Real Food & Wine Dinner on Monday May 15th. Call the restaurant on 0214277939 to book your table

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Real Food, Cheese & Wine Dinner, Monday May 15th, Paradiso. May is Real Wine Month and right through the month we'll be running a special short list of natural wines alongside our usual idiosyncratic collection. All wines available by the glass, as always. On Monday May 15th we will host a five course dinner, with a menu featuring local vegetables and cheeses and each course matched by a natural wine. Colm and Pascal of Le Caveau wine merchants will be on hand to guide you through the wines and Paradiso's Denis will introduce the menu and the produce. This is a one seating event with limited places for a 7pm kick off. Priced at €60, tickets can be booked by calling Paradiso on 021 4277939

Businesses in Cork city claim controversial flood relief works will sink them

Good story here on independent Cork businesses opposed to the OPW wall building scheme...http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/businesses-in-cork-city-claim-controversial-flood-relief-works-will-sink-them-785024.html

Save Cork City

The Paradiso team stood out for this photo, some of them on their day off, to support the Save Cork City campaign and to say that even though we have been damaged by flood water we know that the city needs a better and more sensitive solution than the crude concrete walls proposed by the OPW.

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Harry Moore hanging his art in Paradiso...it's a pinhole photograph of a full evening's dinner service. Full of the ghosts of everyone who dined and worked here that night. You might be one of them!

Bia Sásta