The Cornstore
Cornstore
A three-storey steak and seafood restaurant converted from an old corn store, known for local produce and award-winning cocktails, with more reviews than any other place in the city.
Located at 19 Thomas Street, this former corn store has been converted across three floors, with private rooms and a heated terrace. The restaurant sources its steak and seafood locally. The ribeye is the most praised dish, and the cocktails have won awards. Side dishes are charged separately, and a few diners say steak doneness can be inconsistent. It holds a 4.6 rating on OpenTable from nearly 2,000 reviews and ranks in the top ten restaurants in Limerick on TripAdvisor. Book ahead on weekend evenings. Expect to pay about €40–60 per person. It sits in the city-centre shopping district and is within walking distance.
Opening hours
Open daily from lunch until dinner (check the website)
Nearby sights
- The Milk Market
- The Hunt Museum
- People's Park & Limerick City Gallery of Art
- St Mary's Cathedral
- Frank McCourt Museum
- King John's Castle
- Treaty Stone & Thomond Bridge
- St John's Cathedral