Cooke's of Dublin

Mickey Maniac · 11-04-2005

Ok, I was checking out AllEars for the Menu's and saw Cooke's of Dublin, obviouly it is associated with Raglan Road, anyone have any other info? Counter, sit down?

Here is the menu http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/men_cook.htm

cooncat · 11-05-2005

We didn't go into it, but we did see it on our last night there. If you're going to Ragland Road from the PI entrance, you'd turn right instead of going straight (as if you were walking to Disney Marketplace), and it's next to (just after) the Raglan Road store. The building is attached & it looks to be in the same Irish design as Raglan Road...it creates the impression that you're walking down a block. There looked to be tables both inside and outside in a little courtyard and was much less packed than Raglan Road (!) but I got the impression that it was counter service - didn't notice any servers in front of the counter. We would have tried it if we'd discovered it earlier and hadn't just eaten so were too full to eat anything!

Andrea · 11-05-2005

I'm definitely thinking about trying it... IF it's counter service!

**WishUponAStar** · 11-05-2005

Is there an entrance to Raglan Road and this Cooke's of Dublin place without going inside Pleasure Island? We don't usually get the "extras" ticket that includes PI but I'd like to eat there. Is it included in the DDP? Do they take ADRs?

cooncat · 11-05-2005

You don't need PI tickets to get into Raglan Road. When we were there they had a row of potted plants with "checkers" just after the Raglan Road entrance, so there was no entrance fee needed. Cooke's of Dublin is on the walkway to Marketplace Disney, so it's not at the PI entrance and you won't need to pay PI admission for that either. Raglan Road does take ADR's (I made one before we went down). It wasn't on the DDP when we went down - had to pay for it (we were about $220 for 5 adults with appetizers and a few drinks). Since we didn't try Cooke's I don't know about that one...

Park Hopper · 11-06-2005

Cooke's of Dublin is strictly counter service. Fish and chips is the main attraction, but they offer other casual fare as well.

gatour · 11-15-2005

Cooke's is definetly a counter service. But looking at it a week ago, I think it may turn into a work in progress. Inside the ordering area, there is not many places to sit or stand to eat your meal. To the right of the space there seems to be outside area that is encircled by temporary planters that may provide additional siting but didn't see any obvious connection to the counter service spot.

**MissDisney** · 11-23-2005

I lvoe fish and chips, especially with tha tmalt vinegar! These Irish pubs have opened since we were there -- we have never been big PI fans, but now I really have a reason to go check it out again!

11-04-2005	#1 (permalink)
Mickey Maniac Big Cheese Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Concordville Pa Posts: 571	Cooke's of Dublin Ok, I was checking out AllEars for the Menu's and saw Cooke's of Dublin, obviouly it is associated with Raglan Road, anyone have any other info? Counter, sit down? Here is the menu http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/men_cook.htm __________________ "I only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse." - Walt Disney '87, '90 Off-Site '99 AS Movies '00, '01, '02, '03, '05 AS Sports '03, '04, '06, 11/07 OKW '05 SSR '06 SSR '07 OKW '08 AS Sports, '08 SSR My Disney Countdown Counting down to: My Walt Disney Vacation!! If you are reading this I am in Disney World!!

11-05-2005	#2 (permalink)
cooncat Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Waaaay North of WDW Posts: 147	Re: Cooke's of Dublin We didn't go into it, but we did see it on our last night there. If you're going to Ragland Road from the PI entrance, you'd turn right instead of going straight (as if you were walking to Disney Marketplace), and it's next to (just after) the Raglan Road store. The building is attached & it looks to be in the same Irish design as Raglan Road...it creates the impression that you're walking down a block. There looked to be tables both inside and outside in a little courtyard and was much less packed than Raglan Road (!) but I got the impression that it was counter service - didn't notice any servers in front of the counter. We would have tried it if we'd discovered it earlier and hadn't just eaten so were too full to eat anything! __________________ "...We're all mad here...You may have noticed that I'm not all there myself...!" Back from FW Starting to save for GF!

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Andrea Dole Whip Apostate Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Shasta in my heart Posts: 2,815	Re: Cooke's of Dublin I'm definitely thinking about trying it... IF it's counter service! __________________ x´¨) x¸.•´ ¸.•´¨"...make sure you don't grow up stupid.¸.•´¨) (¸.•´xxxxxxxxxxxxIt's bad for the world."xxxxxxxxxxx ¸.•´ xxxxxxxxxxxxx--Tami Taylor, Friday Night Lightsxxxxxxxxxx(¸.•`* My Disney Countdown Counting down to: I have absolutely nothing to look forward too. :-(

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WishUponAStar Waiting for BLT! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: I'm right here! HI! Posts: 12,747	Re: Cooke's of Dublin Is there an entrance to Raglan Road and this Cooke's of Dublin place without going inside Pleasure Island? We don't usually get the "extras" ticket that includes PI but I'd like to eat there. Is it included in the DDP? Do they take ADRs? __________________ Disneyland & College Program Moderator Upcoming Trips Dec. 16th - 20th '09: Bay Lake Tower June 2010: Alaska Cruise Oct 2010: Spooky Halloween in Disneyland "Life without a vacation countdown is like a cupcake with no frosting." Banner by Mickeysgirlz, she's a rockstar! My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our first Bay Lake Tower stay 21 days 23 hours 36 minutes

11-05-2005	#5 (permalink)
cooncat Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Waaaay North of WDW Posts: 147	Re: Cooke's of Dublin You don't need PI tickets to get into Raglan Road. When we were there they had a row of potted plants with "checkers" just after the Raglan Road entrance, so there was no entrance fee needed. Cooke's of Dublin is on the walkway to Marketplace Disney, so it's not at the PI entrance and you won't need to pay PI admission for that either. Raglan Road does take ADR's (I made one before we went down). It wasn't on the DDP when we went down - had to pay for it (we were about $220 for 5 adults with appetizers and a few drinks). Since we didn't try Cooke's I don't know about that one... __________________ "...We're all mad here...You may have noticed that I'm not all there myself...!" Back from FW Starting to save for GF!

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11-06-2005	#6 (permalink)
Park Hopper Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Orlando Posts: 1,255	Re: Cooke's of Dublin Cooke's of Dublin is strictly counter service. Fish and chips is the main attraction, but they offer other casual fare as well. __________________ 30 Minutes from the Mouse

11-15-2005	#7 (permalink)
gatour Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Jacksonville Posts: 715	Re: Cooke's of Dublin Cooke's is definetly a counter service. But looking at it a week ago, I think it may turn into a work in progress. Inside the ordering area, there is not many places to sit or stand to eat your meal. To the right of the space there seems to be outside area that is encircled by temporary planters that may provide additional siting but didn't see any obvious connection to the counter service spot.

11-23-2005	#8 (permalink)
MissDisney Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 8,552	Re: Cooke's of Dublin I lvoe fish and chips, especially with tha tmalt vinegar! These Irish pubs have opened since we were there -- we have never been big PI fans, but now I really have a reason to go check it out again! __________________ Disneyland Moderator Disneyland Hotel 1987; Dixie Landings 1993; Dixie Landings 1997; Caribbean Beach 1998; Boardwalk Villas 1999; Vistana Resort 2001; Dixie Landings 2002; Vistana Resort 2002; Marriott Royal Palm Villas 2004; Vistana Resort 2006; Marriott Cypress Harbour 2007; Boardwalk Villas 2008; AKV Kidani 2009; Saratoga Springs 2009

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