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Grain & Grill Restaurant

Name: Grain & Grill Restaurant
Address: John Redmond Street, Cork
Telephone: +353214529200

We serve contemporary new menus that combine locally sourced ingredients to create signature Maldron dishes and micro brew beers to compliment them. With plenty of healthy eating options along with a range of seafood and vegetarian dishes.

Vegetarian options

Address: John Redmond Street
Hours: Closed · opens 6 pm
Weekly hours
Mon 6 pm–9 pm
Tue 6 pm–9 pm
Wed 6 pm–9 pm
Thu 6 pm–9 pm
Fri 6 pm–9 pm
Sat 6 pm–9 pm
Sun 6 pm–9 pm
Phone: +353214529200
Website: maldronhotelshandoncorkcity.com (opens in a new tab)

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John Redmond Street

Mon	6 pm–9 pm
Tue	6 pm–9 pm
Wed	6 pm–9 pm
Thu	6 pm–9 pm
Fri	6 pm–9 pm
Sat	6 pm–9 pm
Sun	6 pm–9 pm