The best restaurants in Ballymaglave Down South Eastern NI

Heard so many good things about this van so bit the bullet and went. Got pad thai noodles with chicken and in all my years I've never had chicken that looked and tasted like that- the texture was so strange. The vegetables were stirfried to the last inch possible soggy and tastless. The red thai curry was like licking a lemongrass stalk. But the important part was I had a toilet nearby - no more information needed. Be warned

Delicious pizza served up in 10 minutes. The owner himself created our delicious pizzas and proved to be an astute observer of politics as well. I'm from Minnesota and will definitely visit Logellos again!

She's closed more often than open

We finally stopped in here for breakfast, and my only complaint is that it took us so long to try it. I had the granola pot and a flat white, the berries were delicious and fresh, yoghurt was creamy but the show stealer was the homemade granola! It had a hint of cinnamon and was just great. My partner had the brioche and he was very impressed. We had two traybakes and two scones to take away, and everything was excellent. Already looking at their instagram to decide what we will try next time. Also to top it off - service was great too! Really enjoyed everything, thank you!

The Primrose was booked for a 50th birthday party on Sun 10th Nov and yet again the food and service was second to none. A huge thanks to Kevin and the team for looking after us, and thanks also for the bottle of bubbly for my wife!!

Poor service, waited 45mins for small pizza. Pizza was cold.

Once again, delivery is 2 hours late

Ordered 3 piece meal which includes a drink. I didn't want the drink and asked for gravy instead. Ended up getting charged for both but didn't end up getting the drink either. £10 30 for chips that were just about as warm as you can get raw chips, extremely dry chicken and for £3 a ladleful of extremely salty gloopy stuff. Never again.

Blue Cedar is right in centre of Ballynahinch. Locally owned and the food is homebaked with a wide variety to choose from. Ample seating and for all weather. Variety of plants to pick from after you are finished your coffee.

I have been going to foo kwai for over 30 years. Still as good as the first time. Curry is really good. Chi su dishes are a favourite. And always friendly staff

I have never wrote a review before but I think this def deserves it. My friend and I have just got an evening meal costing £31.83. Vindallo had not 1 spice in it. Totally mild and full of big onions and no potatoes as advertised. Madras was disgusting and again no spice and peshwari was solid like cardboard and cold. Never ate it. Chips cold and hard and tasted only of oil. Only thing nice was the popadoms which we ate because the rest was in the bin. In my honest opinion the worst meal we have ever had and such a waste of money. Hate writing this but would hate anyone to have the same experience.