The best restaurants serving British food in North Eastern NI

Went for food at the airshow,probably the best chips iv had in a long time 😍 also got a smash burger so so nice, staff were very friendly the wait wasn't overly long considering the amount of people about I defo recommend this place for their chips alone we didn't sit in as it was busy which was expected, will 100% be back 😊

I really enjoyed my meal. I had garlic bread, then chicken goujons with onion rings. They were very nice. We did have to wait a while for our meal, but the place was busy. Access is not very good - you have to walk up a hill and then up some stairs. However, there is an accessible toilet on the dining floor, and a member of staff walked me out to my car.

This is definitely a place to avoid! Poor food and food and drink prices too high especially the drinks! Lagan bar £10 cheaper for four whiskey!

Ordered two chicken fillet burgers which was dry and the size of a large nugget, a tiny curry chip that possibly had 20 chips and the curry had a strange taste but was palatable and a large gravy chip that was inedible as the gravy had the distinct taste of fish. In total i waited 25 minutes when it was said to be 10 mins and it cost roughly £24 and we ended up going to Meatbox to get food as we were still hungry.

Very disappointed with the chips tonight - undercooked. Vegetarians and Vegans beware - the chips are done in beef dripping and this isn’t mentioned anywhere. Needless to say they don’t taste like they had.

Burger king's are always predictable in the fact there is incompetent staff who don't care about the job they're doing. Food isn't ever that good. Not a nice place to visit.

Staff aren’t great sometimes Manager is very hot/cold Feel like you get shouted at at times Drinks machine is gross Sometimes it’s so busy staff can’t cope cause there’s not enough of them sometimes Food takes a long time to come out quality for the price is fine

This is a review of the supermarket. Sainsburys are relentless about their drive to inconvenience their shoppers. At 7pm on the 03/09/24 they closed down the manned tills. This means that if you have a full trolly you have to check yourself out at the self check outs designed for customers with a basket of shopping. Firstly, I object to having to "check my shopping out" Secondly the facilities to check out a full trolly loaded with shopping is woefully inadequate. This is a cost cutting exercise by Sainsburys, they may say "it's the way the market is going" but that's their cost cutting excuse. By introducing this 7 pm change it discriminates against me when they still provide manned tills before this cut off. If they closed down all their manned tills, they would loose the majority of their customers. For me, that was the last time I will ever shop in Sainsburys, any Sainsburys. I've been shopping with them since this store opened.