The Yellow Door in Craigavon

This has been closed since Jan 2024

Lovely sandwich, just be aware if using their website to plan your lunch - all the prices are wrong. Edit to owner: The menu is available through your website yellowdoordeli.co.uk, linked through Google and Google maps, the staff in-store kindly informed me it was 'years out of date' 2nd edit pulled directly from the 'menu' section of your google maps listing: http://yellowdoordeli.co.uk/wp-content/themes/yellowdoor/assets/Yellow-Door-Lisburn-rd-menu.pdf

excellent staff and excellent food, my go to for a sandwich on a weekend

Lisburn Road - excellent service, the two sisters are such luvly people and very very good at their job, coffee is excellent

I don’t think you can get a better sandwich, this place is my favourite

Lovely sandwich shop. Got an amazing chicken sandwich (the bang bang) which was really nice. Fair prices too. Only trouble was a lack of seating.

Menu out of date online and card machine never works

Called in on Saturday to grab coffee and sandwich. Nothing disappointed. The quality of produce is second to none creating the best sandwiches in Belfast. The staff are friendly and courteous. Love it.

Had a turkey, honey mustard sausages, jalapeño, lettuce, red onion and honey madras mayo on white today and it was THEE BEST sandwich ive ever eaten. Hands down. Kinda want another one now.

Looks delicious and lovely. Not very vegan. Great if you're not vegan.

Not much available when I called at 1pm. They.managed a brie sandwich 1 hour before closing. Think staff were more interested in clearing up ro get away.

Went with my mum and dad and wife. They just had toast no gluten free products pot of tea and two French toast £23 found it ridiculous price. French toast and bacon swimming in grease too. Not a good experience.

All the staff were friendly. The food served was delicious. I had the Hereford beef salad (twice) and the wiltshire ham salad. The portions were plentiful and the meat was particularly good - the beef was served rare, a real treat these days. Coffee was good as well. At the front of the shop you could buy fresh bread and rolls and many patisserie and delicatessen items. Do go here if you are in Portadown.

Club Sandwich - unreal. Caramel squares are also the best I have tasted!

Great sausage roll, average coffee

Glens of Antrim has to be one of the best sandwiches I’ve had.

We didn’t know this bakery/cafe place existed until last Saturday when we turned up at a food and cider festival in Armagh city centre. We bought some fabulous North Irish Brie style cheese, magnificent local gin and a dozen rhubarb & honey cider at the festival. There were a number of talks through the day as part of the festival and the one that we attended had a cheese-maker (blessed are the cheese-makers) a cider maker (who says he is still trying to perfect apple brandy) and a chef from the Yellow door. We made a point of making the 25 mile journey to try the food in this place today. It’s unremarkably located down a nondescript side street. Three of us dined and we all chose the prawn on wheaten bread and it tasted superb. We were all delighted with our food. I opted for the soup & sandwich and picked the celeriac & parsnip and it was really superb tasting too. Service was good but the young chap forgot to bring me a knife & fork. When I went to pay the bill I decided to try some of the takeaway food - I opted for sausage rolls and chocolate eclairs. The sausage rolls and eclairs became supper tonight. They tasted quite good, and were a decent portion size but I’d have preferred had they been better seasoned. The chocolate eclairs tasted rotten - really shockingly bad food compared to everything else we had. I’m leaving my review at five star as everything else was so very good but I can’t figure how a place that’s so good with a great chef can produce something so bad.

Yellow door never fails! I dream of their soups and breads when I'm home in the US. Welcoming and delicious! Great spot for a coffee and caramel squares as well!

Always great grub but called today for a few pastrys.. it has got very expensive £3.25 for a brownie which I would suggest has shrunk since my last visit and 2.45 for caramel squares. Will definitely be visited less frequently

Came for lunch. Was delicious. Really liked the extras with the toastie. Plus.. they do cake. It was my birthday so I had a whole piece, I probably shouldn't have. They sell lots of delicatessen style things. Bought lots of different pickles for my friend and lovely tea with tea leaves that are recognisable not sawdust. Really difficult to get loose tea these days. Plus luscious chocolates.

This fabulous cafe IS NOW WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE!I returned to The Yellow Door this morning on a whim to discover that the cafe now has a permanent ramp permitting wheelchair access-so with great anticipation in I went.It was a scrummy experience.I treated myself to a breakfast bap(sausage bacon and egg served in wholemeal toast which I prefer to a white bap) and a cappucino.Service was swift attentive and helpful(Thank You Emma!)A very pleasant experience.It's now top of my list for meeting friends for coffee in town.Thank you Yellow Door for making this possible!

Sandwiches are up there with the best in Belfast with most of their own styled breads used with these, soup is a bit late out at times not being ready until after 11 some days, always find is expensive but the food qaulity is worth it

They make fresh bread and it is very tasty. It is a nice small cafe and very nice atmosphere. Always get my lunch there at the weekends. It is quite expensive but I think it is worth it.

Lovely food and fair service but a bit over priced for the amount of food you get. Expensive for a tea and tray bake.

Staff make you feel as welcome as a fart in a space suit. Overpriced for what you get , even for Lisburn Road .

Yellow Door have provided the catering for us at Gloster House a few times now and we are just more and more impressed each time. If food is important for your event then you will not be disappointed!

Coffee was fine but the noise of staff sorting outside orders spoiled my enjoyment. Hard to have a conversation with the racket going on. Will give this place a muss in future

I called in for coffee and was disappointed that the only option of gluten free treats was all prepackaged bought in tray bakes which are overly sweet and unappetising. In a deli type business which bakes its own bread and in this age of growing awareness of food allergies, I’m disappointed that they can’t offer something like a gf carrot or polenta cake that everyone could enjoy.My husband did enjoy his scone so I’ve given a slightly better score to account for that.

I have reviewed Yellow Door before, but it is always up there as one of my top 3 in the area. The only reason it doesn't make number 1 is the fact it doesn't open late at night. The food here cannot be faulted and the local produce you can buy of their shelves is excellent and makes great gifts if you are going abroad. Just remember they can't be carried in hand luggage!

Friendly staff ;coffee tea and scones; first class

Love the yellow door but completely bewildered by the price system. Ordered a coffee, croissant and bacon to sit in. Was served coffee and then realised I did not have time to sit so ask for croissant and bacon to take away. I was charged £7:95. On following day asked for takeaway coffee bacon and croissant and checked prices £5:50. I was then told that meat filled croissant was £4:95 ( I did not ask for the bacon to be put inside the croissant). I cancelled my order totally confused by the whimsical price policy.

Good grub and prices for Lisburn Road

The Yellow Door ethos doesn’t appear to put any emphasis on good customer service, an opinion based on my various visits over the years.

My husband and I called in to The Yellow Door for a snack lunch. We were tempted by the soup-and-sandwich offer. Our soups were delicious and the sandwiches were well filled and very tasty.

The yellow door has been our favourite coffee shop for years, but today, we went for breakfast and were disappointed. Our scrambled eggs and toast were as good as ever, however, there was 1 small mushroom om the plate, normally there is a good helping of it. Prices are going up as well. Prices are going up, standards are going down.

**Cafe at Belfast Musuem ** Yellow door at Belfast Museum was overpriced and mediocre. £17.96 for horrible lunch. Dirty tables, food on floor and no one cleaning. All served on disposable plates?! Won’t be back. Avoid and save your money.

There is a solid range of sandwiches at reasonable prices.

In a torrential rainstorm I whizzed round to the Yellow Door seeking shelter and a hot drink.

Well what can I say. This used to be one of our family favourites but in recent times it has went severely down hill. I cannot for the lfe of me understand why they even have a menu these days because what you get certainly isn't what's on the menu!! We had to send the food back last time because of this very reason and when it was returned it still wasn't what we'd ordered. With so many really good places opening nearby recently you'd think the Yellow Door would up their game rather than just giving in and letting the place go.

Small but beautifully formed, wonderful bread, but get there early if its the bread you need. Staff are pleasant and coffee is good.

Visited on Saturday afternoon and received very good service even though approaching closing time. We had dessert and coffee which was fresh, well presented and very enjoyable. Would recommend a visit to sample the range of cakes and desserts on offer.

Used Yellow Door's catering and everything was even better than we imagined! Everything was delicious and their staff was wonderful! When we went to this location to organize everything we had tea and coffee and it was great! The staff here was so nice! Highly recommend!

Yo estaba en la puerta amarilla en 15 /07 / 2017 y comprar pan wheaten que era delicioso que había comprado 8 panes para Familia en Glasgow, ya que a todos nos gusta los productos irlandeses y me dijeron que era de primera clase ist. También compré 2 ensalada llena panecillos estaban deliciosos. Sin duda volveré la próxima vez estoy más. La chica fue muy atenta y eficiente.

Estoy muy decepcionado con el servicio que recibí hoy. Yo pedí un sandwich en 1 30 que finalmente me tiraban en 1 de 50. El propósito de ordenar un llevar a los intereses si el tiempo. He sido un cliente por muchos años y se considera seriamente no volver. El sándwich era muy normalito. Servicio al cliente muy pobre.

Yummy sandwiches every time. Their bread is amazing! !

Realmente recomiendo aquí para tomar el desayuno, almuerzo o el té de la tarde. El deli ensaladas son geniales, especialmente las remolachas y el orzo, uno con arroz salvaje y quinoa. También, es posible pedir 4 porciones 800 por el precio de 2, así que puedes probar más!

Después de una 3ª visita y 3ª mala experiencia me siento obligado a escribir una crítica. Entre alimentos (setas), siendo roto y sucio jarras (no fresca), la comida no contamina al ser cocinados como solicitado (sin las yemas por favor líquidos) comida apenas tibia en platos fríos, exagerado. . Uno tiene que preguntar cómo pueden muchas cosas más de 3 visitas estar tan equivocado? Creo que este lugar es correr en nuestros buena reputación y un alto grado de esnobismo. El deli contador tiene buena comida para llevar, pero para sentarse en ella es caro y el nivel está muy por debajo de lo que se paga. Hay muchos otros sitios que son mucho mejores. No volveré - 3 visitas son una oportunidad para cualquiera suficiente para impresionar.

Este es un gran lugar, no importa a qué hora del día, la comida siempre es fresca y tiene un sabor maravilloso. Tienen muy buen pan y postres super. No vas a pasar hambre en este lugar.

Went 2 yellowdoor today for breakfast order drinks and asked for them 2 come with our food.we asked staff about drinks a few time but we were almost finished r food when drinks arrived.we asked for too teas but the put would of done one person.tea had no taste very disappointed standards have dropped a lot.

Haven't been in a few years. Very expensive now. Got my order wrong. Disappointing as I had been looking forward to the 'yellow door favourite '.

Ambiente agradable cuando encontrar el lugar! Yo estaba buscando una puerta amarilla. . . Hay una buena variedad en el menú para el desayuno. Tuve huevos benedict, que era muy bueno, sobre todo el jamón. Otras tenían chili huevos revueltos en masa agria, que parecía excelente. Probé el servicio regular de huevos revueltos, que estaban muy bien. Me pareció que la espera personal amigable e informativo, diciendo cuántas sus salchichas especiales. Deben ser muy buena en un barrio de 10 libras' cada! A un precio razonable de 5. 75 aproximadamente por comida que no incluyen menaje para preparar té/café. Lo recomiendo. fecha de visita 16. 3. 17

Iv been a worker and later a customer..from the bread to the soup..smoked salmon it's all homemade.a very special place for me.awesome food and people..Simon the owner he is such a good professional..simple man..a place visited by Prince Charles and his wife.

Enjoyed an excellent Saturday lunch on the recommendation of friends. Delicious food (the bread was amazing) and pleasant, capable staff. Met the owner, Simon, who was very welcoming and obviously loves producing quality, locally sourced food for his customers. Recommended.

Great bread Nice range of sandwiches

Visited for lunch and had a really nice sandwich lunch and coffee. Quality was great and well presented and tasted really good. Will return again next time we visit Portadown

This is a bit of an institution in the area and has earned it. Simon has a well earned reputation for excellent food. You wont get better bread in N Ireland, its that simple. The deli and almost all the food served here are excellent and locally produced ingredients used. Its just......missing little things now and again. Service...could be better on occasion, food....mostly full of flavour but can be a little rough round the edges for breakfast. You can smell of food leaving also. Its only scored a 4 here as the bar was set by it so high. This place dragged the local food scene kicking and screaming out of the 80,s where it was stuck for 30 years. (Think a place in Markethill). Just keep pushing the bar up guys.

I've been in the yellow door in lisburn and it is pretty much the same and that's a good thing.Food good, service good. It's a good premium choice.

We were a group of 8 out for breakfast. Between us we tried many different options on the menu - significantly no-one enthused and at best people shared experiences of great breakfasts elsewhere in town. My full breakfast, despite the mouthwatering description, was tasteless. The brown sauce served in ramekin dishes was runny with strong taste of vinegar definitely not the parliamentary standard sauce that one would expect.Filter coffee is not available and the americano was weak and lacking flavour.Service was friendly.

The food was AMAZING. Absolutely delicious and the service was so quick and friendly. Well presented and top quality really. Would definitely recommend!

Granary bread was fluffy and had a great grainy texture. The soup is also very rich and nutritious. Only qualm would be with the price.

You can't fault the quality and taste of food here......always a buzz.Truth be told it is in a class of its own for Portadown and wider afield.I like my coffee and have a few favourites....but nowhere I've been does a better Americano.

Excellent service, even though always bust, clean, environment, friendly staff and great food and coffee

Had lunch today with a friend and we were both disappointed. We had scampi and the homemade burger. The portion size was smaller than expected and frozen chips were served....I just get the feeling that the yellow door has plateaued and we certainly will not be returning. This has been a favourite for a long time ...but we will be dining elsewhere.

I have mixed feelings about the yellow door in several respectsthe quality and variety of food is good.....but it is just too expensive for what you getRestaurant itself is actually quite claustrophobic with a tight access passage up past the counter which is very difficult to negotiate with people trying to pay their bills.I think the yellow door reaps the benefit of being the 'best' Portadown town centre has to offer.....which isn't really a compliment as the competition isnt great either numerically or gastronomically

Far too expensive for quality of food. £5.25 for a salad which consisted of chicken lettuce snd 4 baby boils! £2.25 for a small bottle of tropicana orange juice! Wont be back.

Family of 4 visited for lunch. Child of 4 had hot dog which was proper sausage not rubbish. Veggie gluten free meal for the older child which was beautifully presented. Meat sandwiches for the parents were very much different from the norm with lovely side salad of the usual leaves but with much more.

A must-go to in Portadown. Lovely soups, sausage rolls and don't forget their breads and desserts! Easily found off the main street.

Every time I go to the Yellow Door I enjoy my food but find the service unfriendly, unenthusiastic, cold, unhelpful - I haven't a good word to say about it frankly. I have no idea if this is because management create a bad working environment or what, but either way every time I go I think I will never come back here, until I forget and give them another chance - and then the same thing repeats itself. Good food seriously let down by a bad atmosphere re service and friendliness.

A group of four visited the restaurant at approximately 3.50pm and were advised to take a seat, which we did promptly. We waited about 10 minutes before we got any service, at which time we were asked by the most unfriendly young member of staff if we were ready to order, but as we were never provided with menus we were not aware of what was available. The staff member stormed off and came back with them. She then returned in the same abrupt manner, and no matter what we asked for she advised us they had ran out of it, such as, turkey, ham, sliced bread or cream (this we saw in the fridge display with the dessert we ordered).This is totally acceptable for any restaurant regardless of the time or how the individual felt.Having visited here many times and entertaining visitors, I was appalled that I brought anyone into this type of environment. I am so embarrassed and will not return.Unfortunately that one person has marred the overall image despite the ladies on the counter being so friendly and helpful.

Yesterday's visit was similar to all previous (about 10) visits over the past few years: top quality freshly prepared food, good value for money, friendly and efficient service - even though it's always busy.

Have to say I was a bit shocked when paying for my partner and I, For 2 sandwiches, 2 bottles of juice, a caramel square and a coffee it was £21.50? I have fed all 4 of us cheaper than that elsewhere. Food is decent, only thing I didn't really like was the chicken as it seemed to have a tikka taste to it. Nice and relaxing place to eat but certainly not regularly at those prices.

Went for breakfast - place was empty at 10am on a Tuesday - not a good sign. Didn't have Gluten Free bread left and poached egg had a runny white. Waitress came to take our order and just stood there about four feet from the table and never spoke. Very bizarre.

Ive been to Yellow Door a few times, and every time we go its nice to see how full it is! They do a great selection of dishes, and everything is different than your usual restaraunt offering, in terms of sides and sauces offered etc. I would defo reccomend the Yellow Door, their staff and the chefs are clearly passionate about the food they cook and serve.

Excellent quality of food handmade salads and lunches their salad and homemade breads are amazing and they use local produce and season al products everything's fresh and premises very clean it may seem pricey but you get what you pay for and its top notch quality best delicatessen about by far it's in league of its own

The Yellow Door is my favourite coffee venue . I meet friends there at least twice a week and even though there are loads more coffee shops in Portadown which I have been in I keep going back to the Yellow Door.Even though it is more expensive than most the ambience definitely makes up for it . It just seems to lend itself to a friendly happy place to be . The coffee is definitely the best in town too and the home baked bread which I can buy on the way out as well as other deli produce is tempting.

I had a club sandwich, my daughter had a ciabatta, both were nice enough, used to be a lot more salad on plate, half the plate had lettuce on it, would have liked coleslaw or pototo salad with it, had a caramel square, not nice at all, looked factory made, staff were nice, overall it was okay, though I'll not be back for a while

Amazing food - very fresh and good quality. I had bacon & pancakes and then took a slice of lemon tart home with me. The tart is the best I've ever had!Service was slightly chaotic with the wrong drinks being brought to our table several times. However the staff were friendly enough.Definitely worth a visit, even if just to buy some treats to take away.

Had lunch here with my husband. While my soup and sandwich was delicious, he had to look for his hot sandwich on the plate! Food arrived quickly but my coffee cup had stains left from the last user! New cup of coffee arrived to find the same again which was replaced again. Expensive for what we had and dirty cups didn't help! Try the homemade fresh bread on sale in the shop, delicious.

I've been here a few times in the past. Never really had anything to complain about except now you come out smelling of food which lingers for quite a while. I've never noticed this problem in the past. Won't return

Had a tasty lunch here with some work colleagues a few weeks ago. We all commented that the food was great, though we did have a wobbly table and the service was a bit slow. Would definitly eat here again but maybe I would avoid the lunch time rush.

Enjoyed salads and breads. They have vegetarian selection which is tasty- not bland and boring. The atmosphere is welcoming and service prompt. I hope to return, as it was a healthy and enjoyable meal with great coffee too. There is a wide variety of preserves and breads to buy in the shop.

Great little deli and restaurant.....its a good spot for a lunch time special or takeaway treats to share at home with family and friends. Serves traditional food with special twists... a few surprises.

I waa in here yesterday with my mum 2 aunts, nana and neice and as always the food was lovely the staff were very pleasant but it was when i was getting 2 pieces of lasangne and a cottage oue to bring home that i was shocked at the price these 3 items cost me £15 i couldnt believe it and wont be buying from here again its an absaloute disgrace!

I used to work in Portadown and regularly ate at the Yellow Door. Having not been in the area for a few years I called this morning for breakfast. What a disappointment. My wife had bacon, pancakes and maple syrup. Two cold pancakes and two limp pieces of bacon..... I went for a full breakfast, again, the bacon was limp and anaemic, the sausage appeared to have been pre-cooked and then pinged in the microwave! Both the fried egg and mushroom were lukewarm. My coffee, which always used to be great tasted sour. On the plus side the staff were very pleasant.

We had hot sandwiches and desert found the food good and service was good prices reasonable we have been here a few times and enjoy it

Pretentious food at high prices for what you get. I had a roast beef sandwich which was very tasty but it was on the small side and the rest of the plate was filled up with cous cous and salad. That and a coffee for nearly a tenner.. wise up!!

I've eaten here a few times and overall i've been quite happy but my last visit wasn't really all that good. The food was tasty but the service wasn't good at all which is a pity as it really does have a lot of potential.You can give it a go but I don't think i'll be in a rush back anytime soon.

Called in for lunch with my fiancé on NYE. Atmosphere was great but the staff were clearly stretched, however you expect that at peak time. I had BBQ Melt Ciabatta and she had pork belly with a salad selection. The food was great with a brilliant array of flavours and all for £13 including drinks. I would highly recommend a visit for lunch.

Went to the Yellow Door for mid morning tea and scones and wasn't disappointed. Prompt service had organic earl grey tea which was lovely and the large scones were lovely. Comfortable clean surroundings with a nice atmosphere.

We visit on a regular basis and were very disappointed when we called for breakfast recently, we ordered tea for two a small pot arrived very weak and didn't fill two cups when we asked for a refill pointing this out we were met with an unsatisfactory response of that's what you get. The pot was reluctantly refilled with the same tea bag and when we checked there was only 1 this is unsatisfactory and I could have had a box of good quality teabags for the price of 2 teas. I must say that I think charging so much for tea is a blow for customers its a rip off . Breakfast was unimpressive . When we pointed out about the tea there was no compensation and we were charged full price. Whatever happened to treating customers well? I don't apprecite spending my hard earned money on substandard food and service. We won't be back there's plenty of better competition.

Popped in for lunch today. Eaten here many times before. We both tried the fillet steak sandwich which was very good with great chips and side salad and a nice aoli. The toilets were very clean and smelled of marzipan which was a first for me!!The service was a bit slow. I think we had been forgotten about and I think the waitress knew this as she avoided looking at us while walking up and down. She eventually asked if everything was ok and I asked if there was any sign of our lunch. It appeared shortly afterwards. Despite this a very pleasant lunch.

I eat here maybe twice a week and while the food is usually very good , the standard of service is going down hill.On my last visit my soup arrived tepid so I sent it back.....I had to send it back twice more before it was finally hot enough.The young lady who served me obviously couldn't have cared less what the customer received.The surprising thing was that the owner, Simon, was sitting at the next table and MUST have noticed but did nothing.One my previous visit I had to wait 40 minutes for my meal to arrive(lunchtime)and this was after enquiring about the delay( I asked had they forgotten about me and they were extremely condescending saying "the fish meal takes longer than a bowl of soup you know"I'll think twice before eating here again....pity !

I called in here for food with my sisters about 2 weeks ago. I had only ever heard great reviews and thought I'd give it a try. Unfortunately I left very disappointed, my potato and leek soup was so salty I couldn't even finish half of it and the service was terrible, the food was down yet we hadn't been set knifes or spoons, and the waitress just didn't seen interested in us, giving no eye contact at all. However I must note my sister had the ciabatta sandwich which was delicious and the brownie was the best id ever had. Finally I must note that I found it slightly expensive and although I won't be back for lunch I will call in for a takeaway brownie.

I love having breakfast here. The food is always lovely but can be a bit pricey. Love the deli counter and fresh bread but again is a bit pricey

A great cafe for breakfast or if you want a tasty scone. The food to take away is also great. The lunches are a little expensive for what you get so I would advise going earlier in the morning.

IF THIS IS NOT OWNED BY THE SAME COMPANY - PLEASE IGNORE COMMENTS BELOW... HOWEVER I COULDNT FIND THE YELLOW DOOR BOUCHER ROAD ON TRIP ADVISOR - BUT WAS TOLD THEY ARE ALL OWNED/RUN BY THE SAME PEOPLEI know this restaurant has not long opened (where Fultons used to be), but we decided to go there for lunch last week. A average range of food. Very over priced - for example... 1 very small slice of turkey and 1 very very small slice of ham with a teaspoon of cranberry sauce was £3.50. I really only wanted one portion - was given two (thinking this was a portion), and charged for 2... £7.00. also, one small bottle of Diet Coke was £1.99.... I know it is a restaurant - but that has to be the most expensive bottle of coke I have come across anywhere. I decided on tap water I the end... (I can buy 2 x 2 litres for £2) To be honest, there wasn't much taste off the turkey or ham, and I didn't finish it all. Very disappointed. I know they may have huge overheads in such a building but they will never get much custom if they don't provide reasonably priced food for all budgets. And please STOP charging for every single thing that's put on the plate.. for example, 'Do you want salad with that?' well that will be so much extra, and coleslaw, that more, and a crusty roll - I asked for (well it wasn't, it was a soft roll and very sweet), that was more too... In the end... having eaten in many places, I don't think I will be back here in a hurry. To be honest, a small portion of turkey and a soft roll and bottle of diet coke...£9... McDonalds would have tasted better and been cheaper for a whole meal at about £4.50 and there would have been more to it. Doesn't encourage anyone to eat more healthy when this is the best that's offered.

Liked: Bread!Salty and full of onions - definately a breathmint required on standby. Seriously though the food is really good.

The yellow door is a deli/bakery/cafe that produces beautiful food, bread and desserts to either eat in the cafe or buy to take away. In the past for a special occasion I have ordered desserts from the Yellow Door and they were amazing.

I have been in this restaurant a few times mostly for breakfast. Very good and tastie sandwich'sMade from their own baked bread. Would recommend any one to try it

Had lunch on a busy Saturday afternoon with my grandson Thoroughly enjoyed the experience Staff attention to detail is good My grandson didn't finish his meal and twice we were asked was everything alright The food was delicious maybe one suggestion that instead of a just giving glasses of water a jug or pitcher of water would be more appropriate I would recommend this restaurant