The Old Post Office, Greenisland in Carrickfergus

The worst customer service I’ve experienced yet! Would not recommend to anyone unless you want to be treated with hostility and ignorance.

I had a traybake from this cafe and an hour later I felt extremely ill and was sick. It was very nice but not worth the ordeal.

My sister and I meet here every monday for breakfast. Its right in the heart of our community a real hub. Sandra stacey and Davy are great and cant do enough for you. The quality and attention to detail are second to none. Prices are fair to and food is excellent. Homemade pastriez and scones. Beautiful. Served on china. And surrouned by quality gifts and household pieces.

In my opinion this place serves the best fry in carrickfergus/Greenisland. Good quality good and friendly service and very reasonably priced. Goo choice of cakes, buns and sandwiches and you can eat in suds and out.

Lovely food and friendly staff. Also very reasonably priced. You can tell all the produce comes from the butchers next store.

I have eaten here quite a few times now, never disappointed!!! Super clean, delicious homemade cakes, desserts , meals etc and an all day perfectly cooked fry ( just what I needed) the cafe also sells quirky wall plaques ( I've bought a few) clocks, jewellery, bath bombs etc lovely atmosphere and also has outside seating area.

Nice friendly staff. Pretty inside. Good for last minute gifts. Over all a nice place for coffee or a bit of cake. Will be back

Love this cafe! Friendly staff who are down to earth. Lovely homemade scones and cakes as well as a substantial breakfast and lunch menu. My parents make this a regular part of their week and say the coffee here can't be beaten. Really reasonably priced with the opportunity to buy some unique gifts too.

Recently opened,the old post office is the perfect spot for folk to call in for a brew,slice of cake and a natter with friends n family.also does a decent breakfast on those days you just can't be bothered cooking.friendly staff,clean environment,just what Greenisland needed.