Their new sandwich bar is open at The English MarketUncles in the English Market
Tucked in the English Market is a new spot where the food tastes as good as it looks. Uncles, a new rotisserie chicken sandwich spot opened today, just off Grand Parade.
Owners Colin Ryan and Ciarán O’Reagan are no strangers to the Cork food scene. They own three other very popular businesses in the city: Paper Boys on Tobin Street, Goodhood in St Luke’s and Hansom at the Marina Market.
Owners Colin Ryan and Ciaràn O’Reagan of Uncles (Image: Rebecca Lenihan )
The new Uncle’s stall is at the former O’Mahony’s Butchers unit, and the lads were serving sandwiches in the midst of the rain and wind, as people lined up to try the new lunch spot.
Priding themselves on “fresh” sandwiches and using plenty of fresh produce from their neighbouring stalls in the market, Uncles is a spot you want on your weekly rotation.
The rotisserie chickens are from O’Mahony’s butchers (Image: Rebecca Lenihan )
The sandwiches are made in front of you and are packed with flavour. We tried ‘The OG’, which had chicken, rocket, stuffing and garlic mayo all lashed into a buttery roll. It was as delicious as it looked.
Colin said: “Come down for the craic and have some food while you’re here.” What you can be sure of is that these lads will bring fun and flavour no matter where they are.