The best restaurants serving British food in Central Ards South Eastern NI

Went to The Regency today for lunch, your met immediately with fantastic friendly service, good food and first class cappuccino. Very well run establishment with very attentive staff.

Great soup and bread. Selena is a great waitress, attentive and efficient.

The last time I was there they were only accepting cash and not cards. Be prepared. Food good selection and very friendly staff

well worth the money,food always good,good portions,place always busy,and very clean,sit inn or take away,

Lovely place to eat and drink. Gteat food an staff lovely couldnt do enough service 1st class .

Menu has reduced a lot in last few years but food still very good. Bit pricey at £28 for an 8 Oz steak. Service is superb and plenty of drink choice.

Had a wonderful night at the Rose Lounge at Molly Browns celebrating a significant birthday. The food was exceptional lots of compliments from guests. As always the staff were amazing nothing was too much, they help make the night a success. A very special night with very special people was made all the more special by Mollys. Thank you

The food is always delicious and the staff are always friendly - it’s a must visit every time we come back to Newtownards.

Dropped in for a coffee and cake... coffee was excellent and the scones were fresh and extremely tasty. Well worth a visit!

Never got a chance to try the food , staff seemed more interested in sitting chatting to friends than notice they had new customers.

Lovely staff and friendly atmosphere.

Good quality food and decent price add cold beer and friendly staff. Good for a cheap meal

The food is incredible, we've been several times now and it's very reasonably priced. I would absolutely recommend it however there was one thing that let down our last experience. The two young chefs were listening to music in the kitchen, Irish folk which was fine, however even though we were as far from the kitchen as it was possible to be it was very annoying to hear different music being pumped into the dining area. Two conflicting songs at the same volume definitely detracted from our dining experience. Before I could say anything however they turned up the volume to play "The Fields of Athenry" again this is a song I have no issue with however if I was the owner of this establishment and knew the chefs were playing a song which is traditionally played at Celtic matches and at a markedly higher volume than the previous songs, I'd be having a word to them about inclusivity and wanting to ensure you were appealing to all customers. They've obviously not taken into account that a service industry job depends upon repeat custom and should learn exactly what that entails.