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Restaurant review: No bells or whistles, but Cork's Fingas is a safe haven away from home

"The restaurant itself doesn’t scream big budget but a wood-themed approach — floor, bare tables and wall panelling — does a decent job of turning a banal retail unit into a surprisingly pleasant space."

Sat, 16 Aug, 2025 - 01:00

Joe McNamee

Fingas Afro Restaurant and Lounge

Our rating: 6/10

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