Coat Makers Cafe in Ards

Nice and friendly staff , cosy atmosphere and delicious food. The cafe is one of the best What else?!

My husband and I had lunch here on Saturday afternoon. We sat beside the fire which was warm and cosy considering it was so cold outside. We both had soup which was warm and absolutely delicious. It came with lovely fresh wheaten bread. The staff were helpful and efficient. A very pleasant experience. We’ll definitely be back.

perfect relaxed place to kill 30 mins Chilled atmosphere and attentive staff makes this a welcome break

Scones just lovely. Such a nice place. Lovely to sit and relax and catch up with friends and look at the lovely clothing.

Just there for coffee and a scone. Both were very good and the staff were very welcoming and friendly. Strongly recommended.

I met a colleague here for breakfast this morning - what a great little venue. We sat by the wood burning stove in this delightful coffee shop which retains the original floor of its previous life as The Paragon Pub. We were spoilt for choice with scones: pear and ginger; lemon and lavender; cinnamon and apple and many others. The lovely waitress offered us complementary refills of coffee and we could see other customers enjoying her chat. A lovely place to meet for a cuppa.

The Coatmakers is the perfect place to relax and refresh while friends browse the lovely linen rainwear and Dubarry boots. We popped in for a light lunch from the selection of soups and tarts. Everything, including the scones, is made freshly every day.

Had spotted this café one day, after just having had coffee in another establishment, and thought it looked intriguing, so looked forward to a visit. A week later we headed for Comber, both for the excellent Farmers' Market, and to try out Coat Makers. A cosy, wood burning stove created a lovely atmosphere, along with a fascinating array of old memorabilia displayed on the walls. A friendly couple guessed it was our first visit and told us that customers choose food items and bring them to their table. Then the owner/ waitress / lovely, friendly girl...take your pick!.....takes drink order. As it was a cold day I opted for a cinnamon steamer which was perfect and my husband enjoyed his cappuccino. The cinnamon and apple scone which we had chosen was probably the best I've ever eaten, not overly sickly sweet as so many are. Highly recommend this café and plan to take time on next visit to look around and check out the jewellery and ceramic items on sale, plus the unique ladies' coats etc created in the adjoining shop.

My wife and I called in mid morning for a couple of coffees. Lovely young lady greeted us with a big smile gave us a choice of seats. The variety of scones from such a small place was amazing. That's what I'd heard from a friend and she was right. My wife's scone was so fresh and tasty. I had a slice of bacon and leek tart which was packed with ingredients and flavour. And very reasonably priced too ☺. Hard to find but well worth the search.

Excellent service and lovely food, all in front of a wood burning stove. Lovely atmosphere and highly recommended.

My Mum & I popped in for a cuppa & ended up spending two hours in this gorgeous cafe. It doubles up as a shop with handmade coats which are made on the premises. The staff were so friendly we felt at home. The food is top notch & the cakes are to die for. Can't wait until our next visit!

Went with friends and found it a cosy and friendly place. Delicious scones good choice. The lemon scones are lovely - fresh and zesty. Coffee good and the offer of coffee top ups just says it all. Staff friendly and I even met the cook who shared her scone recipes.

Usually quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Good food and friendly staff, local newspaper and magazines. Pleasant surrounding with the coats, and other handmade clothes nearby. Wood-stove in winter.

No staff to serve in coffee shop despite it being open waited to be served and after 10minutes asked female in shop side were they opened and she replied ''yes'' asked if anyone was serving she said she would be with us shortly but after another 10-15 minutes we gave up and asked could we take 2 caramel squares away which we did at the elevated price of £2 each !!

Dropped in for coffee when I was suppose to be Christmas shopping. I have to say, I was very impressed, not only with the shop and cafe, but the staff are really friendly and very welcoming. However, please note that during the months of JANUARY and FEBRUARY the cafe is close, but I think you can see get Tea/Coffee etc, but you would be better to check first to make sure I am correct.

The staff in this cafe/store are very welcoming and friendly.The cafe itself does have yummy tray bakes (that's all we tried) but it's prices are in keeping with the store, a wee bit pricey.

What a lovely place to call into for a coffee or food. The staff are so nice and welcoming. The shop itself is in a beautiful building. I would recommend a visit if visiting comber

As a regular visitor to the coatmakers cafe I cannot recommend it highly enough! From scones, traybakes & cakes to breakfast or lunch, everything is delicious & obviously made with high quality ingredients & nicely presented. Service is excellent & prices very reasonable. Only slight issue is parking but definitely worth a walk!

A lovely spot for a relaxing coffee and scone. Very attentive service by a courteous young man.Tempting home baked cakes and scones. The shop completes the experience with some high quality clothing. Lunch menu looks good so will be returning soon.

This is the most stylish cafe I have visited!. Called here for a light bite, on an industious whistle stop research visit, quite delightful decor and ambience, first rate service, very friendly staff, busying in the various departments of this little bijou Aladdin's Cave of activity. It has a very individual design which is best appreciated at first hand and is unlike other eateries.The old Victorian retail building has an Interesting history and adds to the ambience. The cafe is usefully at the back of the upmarket Winnie Magee clothing and gift shop.Lovely range of home baked scones, cakes and lite hot breakfasts from 10am, Lunches vary from day to day and include specials. Fresh local produce, After the meal a walk around the retail store is impossible to avoid and a pleasant experience. Parsnip soup and gateau today was delicious, worth visiting Comber for alone, but a handy shelf of local touristy information is on hand too! My advice is visit! :-)

Have been to the aptly named Coat Makers Cafe twice lately. Its a spot for breakfast, lunch or high tea associated with The Lightning Tree in High Street. There' a lot of competition here - the Grey Goose is just down the hill and the Georgian House is in The Square!First time, the service was desperately slow but decided to give it another go as the food was so good. Second time around, much better!There's a lovley menu and the quality is really very good - you can even take out the scones etc with you.Overall, good menu, great quality of food, but would recommend for a leisurely lunch or breakfast, not when you're caught for time!

This is one of the most stylish cafes I have visited in Northern Ireland. It has a very individual desgn which is best appreciated at first hand and its unlike other cafes.The old Victorian building has an Interesting history and adds to the ambience. The cafe is usefully at the back of the upmarket Winnie Magee clothing retail and gift store.Lovely range of home baked scones and lite hot breakfasts from 10am, Lunches vary from day to day and include specials. The chef uses fresh local produce as much as possible. After the meal a walk around the retail store is impossible to avoid and a pleasant experience. Many of the clothing and gift lines are produced by Winnie Magee and other Irish/N.Ireland designers and artisans. Opens from 10am to 5pm closed Sunday..