Amelia's Loft in Lisburn

Great stop, always super food (try the Eggs Avo !) never disappoints

Rare find, a seriously good chippy in Northern Ireland which fries using vegetable oil.... The chips are a real treat!

Ordered quick enough for freshly made coffee...shortbread bit dry and certainly not buttery...possibly stale! Sat outside

Closed without warning. Reserved a table online for father's day and received a confirmation email. Arrive to find the place closed with no sign, no explanation, and no attempt made to contact me. Now having to find a last minute table on a very busy Sunday.

This is a good spot, I’m so close between a 4 and 5 stars, it’s only 4 stars for some minor things… little bits that just stop it from being 5 stars. The food was really nice, maybe my ribs could of been slightly moister, but they were really good, the portion size was good, the brownie was nice and sticky and was pretty huge with plenty of sauce… only down to 4 stars as I went through what felt like half the beer options on the menu and they had more out of stock than in stock… not specifically their fault, but they could put a sheet in the menu listing what is available to make it a bit easier. Service had little to fault, maybe when we had finished our desserts and nearly done with drinks that could have brought the bill over. Atmosphere is good, it’s a busy bar but the seated area is relatively compact, think if it was fully occupied it may be a bit cramped in places… but maybe for some people that better… I think if you’re expecting a romantic table for two it’s not the best choice out there… but if you want a decent meal and a couple of drinks it’s spot on. It’s a pub that serves food and not a restaurant with a bar area, so that’s what you need to expect. Three of us, 3 mains, 3 desserts, 6 drinks was £110… so it’s not cheap, but it’s also not way over priced in terms of what it offers.