Address
26 Douglas St.
Cork,
Co. Cork
Near: Between Rutland & White
Address
26 Douglas St.
Cork,
Co. Cork
Near: Between Rutland & White
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Unfriendly and unaccepting
This is the most unfriendly bar I have been to. I took some straight friends of mine with my partner here on a busy weekend night. We waited at the bar for 10 minutes totally ignored until then and got told they were close when they were clearly open. I find it disgusting that having fought for gay rights all these years to go into a gay bar and be discriminated against for being straight. I was so embarrassed taking my straight friends to show them a good time and to then be excluded like that. Will never be returning there again with ANY friends
full of lesbians!
Nice bar, but the place can be is full of lesbians during lesbian run weekends! I was there on such a weekend and there was far too many loud lesbians!
Reliable and friendly
Loafers is a great place to hang out and chill out. The music can get very loud later in the night but the sense of space (the place has like five or six 'sections' in it that you can roam around) means you can find your niche there. Always a great laugh, really popular with the lesbian community, and a huge comfortable smoking area!
The old reliable
Despite the many new gay bars, opening, closing & reopening, Loafers has stayed the course and has remained as a firm favourite on the Cork LGBT scene. It's beer garden is very popular along with the many new themed events.