Popular Cork City restaurant to close its doors after 25 years
14A on French Church Street, Cork City. Picture: 14A/Instagram.
The owners of a much-loved restaurant in Cork City have announced that they will close their doors in the coming weeks.
14A on French Church Street in the city centre, which has been a popular dining spot for the last 25 years, will take orders from loyal customers for the final time on June 14.
In a post shared on social media on Tuesday, customers were thanked for their loyalty and for the fond memories made at the restaurant over the years.
“After 25 truly wonderful years, the time has come to say goodbye. As our lease comes to an end, we close this chapter on French Church Street with full hearts and gratitude,” the post read.
“Our final day will be Sunday, 14th June 2026. Thank you so much for your loyal support, friendship and memories shared with us over the years.
“It has been a privilege to welcome you through our doors and we are grateful for every visit. To all the incredible staff, past and present, a very special thank you.
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"We will be forever grateful for your hard work, dedication, and the many good times we have shared together at this amazing location in The Huguenot Quarter.
“While we close this chapter on French Church Street, we look forward to welcoming you again at Amicus on Paul Street.” The owners, who also operate Amicus on Paul Street, confirmed that Sunday, June 14 will be their final day in operation.
Those with a voucher for 14A have been advised to use it in the coming two weeks. Those who cannot make it to the restaurant in that timeframe will have their vouchers honoured at Amicus.
14A will be open until 5.30pm from June 4 to June 7. The restaurant will be closed on June 8 and June 9 and will reopen for its final week of serving the people of Cork on June 10. The restaurant will close its doors for the final time at 4pm on Saturday, June 14.
