Restaurant review: Take a 'wine journey' with L'Atitude 51's meal kit

— and Ballymaloe House, the birthplace of modern Irish hospitality, is also doing meal kits
Restaurant review: Take a 'wine journey' with L'Atitude 51's meal kit

Beverley Mathews, owner/operator of L’Atitude 51Cafe & Wine Bar, on Union Quay, Cork. Picture: Joe McNamee

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