Here’s the full list of Cork spots serving One Plate for Palestine this week
It’s the simplest way to show your support.
A variety of Cork restaurants, hotels, cafés and food trucks are rowing in to help raise funds for vital charities in Palestine this week.
One Plate for Palestine, a simple campaign started by Cork restaurateurs Barbara Nealon from St Francis Provisions in Kinsale and Beverley Mathews from L’Atitude 51 in Cork City, kicks off this week, running from today until Sunday, July 27th.
The hospitality led campaign has been supported across Ireland, with everyone from Michelin awarded chefs to iconic pubs and Ireland’s favourite food trucks pitching in to serve one Palestinian-inspired dish during the week, the proceeds of which will be donated to the cause.
“The situation is Gaza is horrific, there’s NO food, the cruelty is at a scale I never imagine would witness at the hands of our western governments.” Beverley Mathews posted on Instagram.
“But we will keep standing for Palestine, for human dignity and for peace.”
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A map of participating eateries across Ireland is now live, with a wide selection of excellent spots to choose from in Cork (see the map for the full list).
Among the picks on Leeside you’ll find Brian’s Wines at Plugd and 51 Cornmarket on Cornmarket Street, The Glass Curtain, Izz Cafe, Impala, Sonflour, Paradiso, The Bookshelf, Bayou, Good Day Deli, Dede at the Customs House in Baltimore, The Bishopstown Bar and O’Mahony’s of Watergrasshill.
Down in Kinsale, OHK, Saint Francis Provisions, Seeds Bakery, Wild and Tame, The Black Pig and Koko and Diva in Ballinspittle are all preparing something special for the week.
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If you’re not in town this week, you can donate the price of a lunch or a snack to One Plate for Palestine here.
All the money raised will go directly to Gaza go Bragh CLG and T.E.A Collective.
Main image: Ras el hanout spiced cauliflower, tabbouleh, pomegranate, and walnut muhammara, One Plate for Palestine from The Winding Stair, Dublin.
