Number 19 in Omagh

On a quick stop in Omagh we took the opportunity to eat, and by chance we found Number 19. A success, very friendly and delicious food.

Stopped off for breakfast on way back to Donegal from Dublin. Restaurant is nicely decorated, the staff were efficient and friendly. I ordered the scrambled egg, spinach and chilli. The eggs were placed on top of two huge slices of homemade bread, a nice side salad accompanied them. Overall a great experience.

Great location in town and a beautiful menu to choose from. Gluten free options avaliable.

Gr8 place to drop into. Nothing a problem. Wanted to stay longer.

Friendly, great grub, lovely menu. Best eggs Benedict I've had anywhere.

Great spot for food,lovely chilled out place to eat and drink,thanks number 19.xx 😋

Have had coffee/eaten here several times and I've always had a great experience. Coffee and food are very nice and they cater well for gluten-free diets. Service is good and staff are friendly!

Food and service is quite good. We frequently eat breakfast here, usually french toast or pancakes. Omagh isn't a great place but this is a nice little escape from that fact.

Lattie was great and food fantastic. Been there before and love going back.

Stopped by in here for a coffee and a bite to eat. Service was really good, and coffee was excellent as well! Would definitely recommend if you are in the area!!

Really bad experience. We would never go back. The guy that took our order was pleasant and seemed efficient. We went in for coffee but seeing the menu, decided to eat as it looked really interesting. I ordered scrambled egg with spinach, Parmesan and chilli. I specifically asked what bread they had. I asked for granary. My wife had scrambled egg with spring onion and smoked salmon and specifically asked for wheaten bread. It arrived in 10 minutes and looked Ok, other than.. who has half a bag of Doritos on the plate with scrambled eggs on toast? It soon became apparent that we’d both got the right eggs, with each others bread selection. I went to the counter to tell the waitress. She came over and took them away. I said, “if you just want to switch them around, that’s fine. I’d have done it myself here but it’d be too messy”. We then waited 15 minutes for the meals to come back. Now to be fair, they’d been done again from scratch, correctly. Unfortunately, it was really nasty! Mine was OK, just very bland. If there was chilli in it, news to me! Under seasoned too. But, it was my wife’s salmon that was the killer. As you can see from the picture, that’s not like any smoked salmon I’ve ever had before! It was all smashed and nasty looking. My wife said it was like cat food spread on the toast! I didn’t want the Doritos but my wife tried them because she couldn’t eat her salmon. She immediately said “these are soggy”. We left most of our meals. I went up to pay and was told “we don’t take cards”. I looked a bit surprised and the woman said (obviously had this lots of times) “there are signs up everywhere telling you that”. I looked and couldn’t see any. Then I clocked it. A sign next to the till where you go to pay. I had no English money on me. She directed me to the cash machine over the road. I went and got money. On my way back in, I looked for the “we don’t take cards” signs. There were none. Not in the window, not on the door and not on the tables. one sign, by the till, that you’d see as you tried to pay. All in all a terrible experience.

Great place for lunch breaks with fresh produce. Staff are lovely as well

We had a unique breakfast experience today at Nineteen, looking for a traditional type of fry we opted for their Pan Fried Breakfast and omelette. It reminds you of something you would be served on holiday in Spain in a local, traditional eatery. Would have been a 5 star but the sausage roll was really dry. Staff were magnificent.

Food and place where great I ordered chicken sandwich did notwant salad got salad my husband had soup no bread with it also ordered a tray bake did not get it all this was wrote down when I went to pay and pointed out mistakes did not get an apology staff where not customer friendly

Clean and lovely food I asked for no salad on my sandwich got salad also no bread with the soup as it was advertised that you got bread. I also ordered a tray bake did not receive it was all wrote down when I went to pay I did not get an apology for the mistakes not good

Really nice eatery, a large coffee is large. Had an extremely tasty panini, generous size , flavoured well and cooked nicely. Highly recommend the window seating, really comfortable friendly cafe.

I stopped in here for breakfast before Court nearby. Pre-Covid, this was a favourite lunch stop for me and it was great to be back. I enjoyed Poached Eggs and Smoked Salmon along with a delicious coffee. Pleasant and prompt service. Highly recommended.

Visited for breakfast with my wife and daughter and we had porridge, waffles and pancakes. Only complaint was bacon with pancakes wasn’t crispy, but offering crispy bacon then should be crispy. Slightly less than optimal table layout; very small and difficult to easy off. Guy behind the counter was really friendly and accommodating. Overall good experience and would go again.

Excellent gluten free range including wraps and cakes. Good quality lunch at a reasonable price. Would definitely recommend.

If I’ve ever been to Omagh before I don’t recall and it’s likely I’ll not be there ever again. As I ambled I was struck by a few things - the cheerful enthusiasm of the local traffic warden, who seemed to be following me even though I’d parked up, how busy it was as we live through austerity, an Irish Sea border and a pandemic, (even finding a parking space was challenging) and the number of shoe shops trading close by one another. On my way back to the car I spotted this coffee place just adjacent to where I’d parked so I picked up a take out cappuccino - it was a good size, great tasting and I think £2.79. I tried to pay with Revolut but their card machine was broken so folding money it was. Had a bit of banter with the barista as he made my brew so all in all pleasant. I’d give it 3 green stars for their locally made produce and the degradable coffee cups and no pressure to use a plastic lid. I sat in my car and listened to John Denver’s Wildlife Concert. Dear John gone much too soon.

Absolutely great from excellent service to delicious food. Menu has everything you could wish for. Number 19 is a must visit. Being a previous cafe owner myself you know how much work it takes to nail it and these hit it on the head.

Loved this wee gem of place pre covid, love it a whole lot more now. The upgrade is fab, sleek and looking great. New menu design displays a bit of class. Great Staff and dedicated owners

Food and coffee was amazing and the staff were so friendly! Recommend the crepe with banana and toffee sauce 🤤

Oh dear. The food here is so incredibly bland, it is shocking. How can food be so tasteless? I don't know. It made a miserable day considerably more miserable. Very disappointing, and even if the food had been good, the portions are much too small to be filling. Service was okay and the place seemed very clean, but really can't recommend it beyond that. Unfortunately, Omagh is really lacking in decent breakfast and lunch spots so this place is by no means exceptional in its mediocrity.

Attentive staff, varied menu with a good choice of coffees / teas and hot chocolate. Good lunch menu of wraps, sandwiches and paninis plus a specials board. Really well situated on the high street, ideal for people watching, whiling away the day :)

We just went in for lunch and the food was really nice and so was the service, friendly staff and quick to serve.

Very helpful staff, goof selection of gluten free options, nice food, well cooked, excellent soups. Nice neighbourhood feel too.We go regularly and are never disappointed.

In this morning for breakfast Ordered 2 bacon and fried egg sandwiches on brown bread and asked could I get the fat removed from the bacon and 2 coffee. Sandwiches came out cold bacon that was streaky 90% fat and a cold boiled egg cut up?? Sent it back and just asked for 2 fried eggs and toast.. to my surprise that cost £4.95 plus £2something for my coffee!!Rip off. Waitress not a bit interested that she made the mistake! Will never be back. Plenty of amazing coffee shops in omagh. Don't waste your time here.

Great service, good food and very friendly staff.

Lovely coffee shop. Friendly service. Best hot chocolate in town. Well worth a visit for coffee with delicious home made food.

Serving size of meals seemed a bit small? Mine was a bit burnt but fine otherwise. Coffee was very good. The chap serving out front was very friendly.

Prices let this place down its basically a coffee shop with hotel prices not value for money in any shape or form

Popped in here for a bite to eat. Clean, nice staff, reasonably priced, particularly the scones. I had a toastie first then a scone, with cream.

This is a high-ceilinged, airy place near Omagh's grand courthouse. It's comfortable and trendy, with not too many tables and a nice toilet.The service is friendly, but appeared only when I was about to go looking for it;- the place wasn't very busy.We had coffee, scones and apple tart. They were fine, but not outstanding. Number 19, then, needs to up it's game a little if it's to compete in such a busy shopping town.

I visit here often and always enjoy myself. Food is always wonderful, especially for breakfast, and owners are so friendly. Great service and lovely decor, situated in the heart of the town. Would defo recommend to anyone!

Called here for a late breakfast and the staff were really pleasant. Decor is lovely and it seems to have had a recent makeover. I loved the flexibility of the menu and was offered free range eggs cooked in whatever way I wanted. Great tea, beautifully presented and it's a lovely place to relax and people watch.

Nice place to eat and relax in Omagh, reasonably priced and tasty food - will definitely be back again!

Llamado aquí para una taza de té y un pedacito de tarta.

Trajo la familia aquí el lunes 5 de junio para probar algo diferente, y no nos decepcionó. Situado en el centro de Omagh justo abajo de la casa pista esta cafetería tiene un ambiente acogedor. La decoración es una mezcla de lo antiguo y lo nuevo, con un toque sutil de lo que su apariencia grannies scullery si ella era una plena! El menú era muy razonable, con una buena selección. Los dos caballeros que era muy amable y servicial con un buen conocimiento del menú y poder tener un poco de maña! . Junto con nuestro almuerzo pedimos té que se servía en una tetera china (singular, diferente y era lo suficientemente grande para una cuantas tazas, no media medidas aquí. El 2 mesas en la ventana tenía asientos muy agradable y si iba a dar una recomendación sería añadir en un par de sillones en el resto de la zona de asientos. Sin duda la familia de nuevo.

Gran café y bollos frescos en la mañana son como nadie más en la ciudad. La ubicación es ideal para una parada rápida, mientras que en la ciudad y está justo al lado de la justicia. Ventana grande en la parte delantera le da una vista encantadora tanto arriba y abajo de la calle mientras toma su té y leyendo el periódico.

Visitamos aquí para el almuerzo con mi prometida y peques. El lugar es agradable, relajante y limpio.

Se detuvo para café aquí cuando pasamos por un día la ciudad. A pesar de que algunos de los comentarios negativos de este café era bastante ocupados con clientes locales.

He comimos aquí varias veces a lo largo de los años y en general han decepcionado. También sirve agua hirviendo sopa caliente en un recipiente diminuto lleno hasta el borde para llevar es muy extraño y peligroso. 3 hojas de lechuga también en el lado de un sándwich con 2 rebanadas de tomate es simplemente pereza. Se podría hacer mucho mejor

Fui con amigos para el almuerzo trabajo hoy. No hemos estado antes y es poco probable que volveremos. Pedí un enrollado de pollo caesar las otras chicas pedimos patatas al horno.

Service was very slow on any occasion I've been here and it's hard to know if service is waiter or go up order yourself

Para mi no es para una comida principal, ya que no hay mucha variedad de comida, aunque hay gente que con eso tiene suficiente. Aqui disfruto sobretodo yendo entre horas a tomar un buen café acompañado con alguna cosita, especialmente con la gran calidad y variedad de tartas y postres. Magnífico ambiente, música y visatas a la calle principal.El personal muy agradable y detallista, a las cositas mas simples siempre le ponen un extra. Se nota que les gusta lo que hacen, y disfrutan proporcionando una buena experiencia.

Stopped here for lunch here while visiting this delightful town. A quirky little cafe with friendly staff who treat you as if your a regular customer. Very good home cooked food at very reasonable prices. The only issue was that the wifi didn't connect which apparently is an ongoing saga but a lunch without emails was actually very nice!

I love going here for lunch. Always order a panini and it's amazing. Staff are polite and attentive. Reasonably priced also. If your looking a lovely lunch in Omagh, I'd recommend you try here!

Good home cooked food. A good selection of food available and the personal service is excellent. Nice to visit when in Omagh.

I am always apprehensive of small town/ provincial cafes and bistros, the fear of finding cellophane wrapped scones and instant coffee usually go hand in hand. Not in 19 though: Fresh top quality baking and artisan coffee. I highly recommend 19.

I've been here a number of times and am never disappointed. Lovely food. Lovely cakes. Always clean and the service is great. Highly recommended.

Nice place, very nice guy working there, friendly, professional and efficient. Menu all reasonably priced but salad is a little strange. Opted for a wrap which was lovely but 2 jumbo iceberg lettuce leaves with 2 slices of tomato with a large amount of mayonnaise squirted over it is a bit much. I would return.

I always come here when I am home visiting family and whether it is for breakfast or lunch, I have never made a bad choice here. The food is always freshly made and with good ingredients. Good sized portions and fantastic pastries! They also do a Coeliac friendly menu as well. Good value for money and friendly, always smiling staff. Always a pleasure to return to.

Popped in for a nice and simple lunch. Pleasant service, and some cheery chit chat.Good value.Right enjoyed my toasty, not eaten one for a while.

Ended up eating in Number 19 by chance on Saturday, en route to Donegal. A lovely little cafe, with a great atmosphere. Was delighted with the gluten free options, wraps, baguettes, as well as tray bakes etc. Sandwiches were lovely, and my 2 kids had lovely homemade vegetable soup, which they enjoyed so much they insisted on seconds. Finished off the meal with delicious ice-cream and some tasty tray bakes. Was very reasonably priced, and great value for money.The waitress was very friendly and happy to accomodate our requests (such as more soup!), and was great at advising what GF options were available.Delighted we stumbled upon this place by chance!

As this little café is at the top end of the town, it is maybe overlooked at times, but we found it recently and have enjoyed our visits here. The man in charge is very friendly and professional, and the service is quick. Hot drinks are lovely, if perhaps a tad overpriced for the size. Today we were in for lunch. Although I asked for something off the breakfast menu, it was not a problem. Hubby went all adventurous and ordered bacon and turnip soup ( he usually plays safe with vegetable) and it was absolutely delicious. My coffee was really hot which was great. A tiny little biccie with the hot drinks is a lovely extra touch. The café has a range of gluten free items too. Nearby parking can be a bit of a problem. Some steps to negotiate to get in.

we called in at lunch time and the place was busy but we did get seated and had a lovely tasty sandwich and hot drinks. We did not expect such good value for money and were totally satisfied with the food. The sandwiches were huge.

I work in omagh and go here regularly so I thought I'd write a review as I'm seeing so much negativity on here.My experiences have been nothing but great at number 19,Davey and Sarah run a fantastic business with beautiful food as well as lovely staff.A seat on their big comfy chairs by the window overlooking high street is a must when youre sipping on the best lattes in town! :)

Took my daughter here for breakfast and definitely will not be back. We asked for a bacon and tomato sandwich which was served rasonably quickly but I was horrified to see the guy in there take cooked bacon out of a chill cabinet and it was obviously warmed (warmed being the operative word) in the microwave. The sandwich was served on really bog standard white bread and was totally flavourless. Also, who wants tortilla chips with a breakfast sandwich? Altogether the food was dreadful My daughter also had a scone which was burnt. Not to be repeated!

Lovely coffee and lunch served here. Great value for money. Lovely relaxed place and friendly staff.

Thought we'd try again but we really wish we never bothered. Past views regarding an overpowering short crabbit black haired older woman are to a T. This woman has no people skills or business sense, you do not run your mouth off at staff in front of customer's. An absolute disgrace. The food was again substandard and the coffee was nothing but filling station quality. I suggest you sort your front of house Number 19. Nothing but a floor show.8

Friendly, convenient little bistro in Omagh town centre. Lovely for lunch or a mid morning coffee with friends. Very pretty decor and staff are more than helpful

Having worked in Omagh for a number of years and eaten out regularly for lunch I have to say this little gem is a breath of fresh air. The chicken and ham are not processed, the bread is so fresh and the food always tastes fab and is reasonably priced. I would also say that the deserts have gotten better if its possible. The food is of a high standard and served with a smile which is something rare indeed compared to other places close by. I cannot recommend this place enough, I have been over and over again and will continue to do so.

Ive been here a few times and really enjoyed my food but my last visit was terrible. Where to start...First of the food has changed and not for the better. I used to get the french toast with bacon which I really enjoyed but the last time I had it, it was a pile of sloppy mess on a plate, either it wasnt cooked long enough or god forbid its been frozen and recooked. Either way it was a disgrace to serve that to anyone.Second of all the look of the cheesecake is awful, the cracks and skin thats formed on the top is enough to tell to stay well clear and that it should be thrown in the bin.And lastly, the atmosphere in the place was terrible. I heard arguments comin from the kitchen which no one should have to listen to when they are on their lunch break. A short lady who seemed to have some authority seemed to be barking orders at everyone which made me (a customer) feel very uncomfortable so god only knows how the staff were feeling. No way to run a business in my opinion.Because I encountered so many problems I can't see myself returning anytime soon.I hope number 19 hasnt fallen into the trap that new places find themselves more often...build up good trade by serving excellent food when they first open and then get cocky and start making cutbacks where the food is concerned. Such a shame but ive seen this happened before and it never ends well

Often enjoy lunch in serendipity. Back in omagh thought we'd try 19 out. Definitely won't be back. Food obviously wasn't freshly prepared no doubt the microwave is busy. Not value for money. Bacon was like cardboad the wifes soup was tasteless water. Sack the chef or buy a tin of Campbells finest.

Good service, lovely atmosphere and a good coffee....what omagh was waiting for! I really loved the decor and the adorable seating

I myself am a woman from belfast who's used to poker faced service without the smile. I've sampled many place's in Omagh due to working within the court. I have never bothered writing on such sites but just delt the need to say that Number 19 was exquisite in every way possible, the service and warm smile I had from a lady in her late 40's early 50's was sublime. This lady I heard someone call her Ann as they said good bye to her upon leaving. I hope your team are well thought after as this LADY is a credit to your establishment. The quick service while being so busy deserves 5 stars, my coffee was served promptly as was my toasted sandwich. I was so impressed I made reference to my visit on quite a few occasions. Fantastic A* Number 19Sadly my only criticism is that my toastie could have been a bit fuller for the belfast price tag in a small country town.

Stopped by at Number 19 for a quick sandwich. I ordered a toasted ham cheese onion and tomato sandwich. I was delighted that the ham was real and not the usual processed ham youd expect. Value very good as was the Americano coffee.

Love the atmosphere, food and chai latte. Nicest latte in Omagh. Huge muffins, comfy sofas that look out of the big windows onto the town. Great location.

This is the latest incarnation of a cafe at this location and the best so far . The large windows are positioned high above the pedestrians below due to the slope of the main street. This gives a great view and an open airy atmosphere to this café. The low and comfortable window seating and higher tables behind keep this open feeling. Good food and coffee served by helpfully pleasant staff make this a great coffee or lunch stop in Omagh. comfortable

Great find such friendly staff and found them more than helpful. The food is great some lovely home cooked specials every day and at a reasonable priced. Had a pice of there cheese cake and it was to die for. If u call in have a pice.