The best restaurants serving British food in South Eastern NI

Saintfields Best Chippy by a long way

Sean the proprietor served a freshly cooked fry and a great craic. He’s was very welcoming with a joint interest in motorcycles. Clean & tidy cafe with good ingredients on the menus. I had the fry with no complaints

Excellent lunch in a very comfortable and quirky space not far off the main Belfast/Dublin Road. If you are out for the day in the Mournes area, The Yard should be on your short list for at least a coffee

Fantastic coffee,great prices and the best Brownies in the Ards/North Down area by a mile. A great friendly welcome and a lovely setting,will definitely be back anytime I'm in the area

I've never been in before. But mum said she had been in before and it was nice. When we went in there was no other customers. It was 2pm and we fancied a snack. I got a plain scone, but I had to get 2 as they were miniture, 2 of them would of made a normal sized scone. My eyes widened when my mum went to get the second and the girl said £3. Mum got a German biscuit since her raspberry and white chocolate scone was small. She said it was ok. We noticed that the sandwiches in the cooler were actually starting to curl. There was no toilets and had to use the public toilets next door to the cafe. So 3 mini scones, a German biscuit and 2 teas £17. I'll definitely not be going back here in a hurry.

Brilliant food, brilliant service, warm friendly staff who gave us a brilliant laugh while we waited. Went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The view outside was the perfect backdrop. 10/10 on all fronts.

Had a fantastic dinner in Aldo’s, where they were very kindly able to squeeze me in without a booking. Food was amazing and service equally good! Well worth travelling for!

Very welcoming after a long walk with dirty boots on great place

Beautiful meal at Harbour and Co. Great menu choices, cosy atmosphere and nice staff. One waiter David particularly stood out - he was very friendly and enthusiastic. Food was fantastic. The panang monkfish and prawn curry was the highlight!

Really nice coffee which is getting harder to find these days

Really good food and the best waitress you could ask wish for, so attentive and friendly that she makes dining here even more enjoyable.

We visited for dinner with friends on a Saturday evening. It’s non-licensed BYOB, with a reasonable £1.50pp corkage/glasses charge, which is very reasonable. Service was relaxed, friendly and superb throughout. Dishes were all freshly cooked, we could have chosen almost anything on the menu as everything sounded delicious. Our choices were all excellent - absolutely superb bistro cookery. Highly recommended - we’d definitely return if we visit Bangor again.

A lovely coffee and apple crumble

My husband was gifted a cake from here, it was amazing, the attention to detail was excellent, we thought it would be style over substance but it also tasted delicious, although it seemed a shame to cut into it!

Great food best Seafood Chowder every!