Cork’s family-owned, Basil Food Market & Deli is expanding after online orders spiked during the #COVID19 lockdown. irishexaminer.com/business/compa…

We are nearly booked out for the Sunday Roast... only a few tables remaining ... thank you all for booking ... 8 weeks since we opened and the support is still going strong .. take a bow everyone !!!!

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Best of luck to Blackrock Hurling in todays County Final 💚💛

Just posted a photo @ Basil Market & Deli instagram.com/p/CITPRompA8K/…

Hope you enjoyed 🤗🤗🤗

Our last few slots for our Christmas Cakes are filling up fast! 🎅🎄🎁 DM for more information and prices! @ Basil Market & Deli instagram.com/p/CI0wxVoF-06/…

Looking forward to this 🤓📝

We will be closing from tomorrow August 3rd to August 9th for Annual Holidays 🌞 See you soon! @ Basil Market & Deli instagram.com/p/CSEpC3zDnlc/…

Congratulations Dr.Luke!

We're back in action on Saturday Avondale United FC MidletonFC This week's Match Ball Sponsor Basil Market & Deli #supportlocal

We are so sorry that we have to close for a while. With our small body of staff and the current rate of infection, we feel its safer to close. Back with you again soon. Basil Market & Deli.

Discover how Alex Kendellen is leveraging the BSc Food Marketing and Entrepreneurship UCC Ireland to add value to his family's food business - Basil Market & Deli cubsucc.com/news/how-cubs-…

Picture video from Sundays Avondale United FC Family Fun Day. Thanks to Ellen Chambers 📷. Simon Zebo Carey Tool Hire Ballintemple Food St Trevor Welch KEN TOBIN #Corcaighabu Neil Prendeville Joe Seward Grogan Longboats TheVenueBars Scallys of Blackrock Basil Market & Deli

All set for our second Tapas night prior to the Westlife concert in Pairc Ui Chaoimh 💙 #CorkFood #Cork #IrishFood #Westlife Yay Cork

Thanks guys! Open till 6 on gameday, Alex got that one wrong 😂 #SUAF

Nash 19 has closed, citing soaring business costs. It was one of the restaurants which led the 'eat on the street' initiative in #Cork post covid, showing other cities how it's done. But the "cost of doing business became unmeasurable", Claire Nash said irishexaminer.com/news/munster/a…