The best restaurants serving British food in Down South Eastern NI

Saintfields Best Chippy by a long way

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!

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.

Great for Ulster fry good service and nice food

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

Unassuming but worth a visit! The atmosphere is great, the food is served quickly and is top-notch. The staff frequently asked if everything was okay.

I was here 6 months ago and it was fabulous food. Just came back on a trip from Canada. This is beyond any doubt a candidate for a Michelin star. Not to be missed.

We had lunch today and felt so impressed I had to write a review today. I had the pork and it was so tender and delicious. My friends had the steak sandwiches they were also delighted with their food. Wine was lovely and service was outstanding, lovely french waiter and manager took care and attention of us throughout our meal . Can't wait to return!! Food is outstanding.

Lovely food, plesent staff, nice clean restruant. Visited many times with friends and family and always a good standard.

Watched about 6 overs of Sunday's game. A real treat.

Stopped as a part of our cycling trip to grab food in the advertised award winning Dundrum Inn, Placed 5 orders: One was overcooked Two were wrong orders Two were forgotten after one hour and when they did arrive they were overcooked No plates were removed Repeated requests for water were ignored Bar was empty and we had to come to staff to order drinks No apologies when we went to pay Poor experience all round

This has to be one of the strangest dining experiences I've ever had. It is literally like walking into the 70's from the terrible decor to the strange atmosphere they have nailed it. I felt like a child again dining with my parents surrounded by white linen table clothes and staff that must have been there when it was first built. The food is undescribable beige bland vegetables boiled within an inch of there life's and meat that was drier than the Shara dessert. It was all very weird . They brought us the bill half way through our meal like we may run out at anytime. The staff are all in bizarre uniforms that look like faulty towers the whole experience was definitely different. I would not recommend such a shame as it could have potential especially situated where it is. The food is not cheap either for what they are serving.

Been there number of times portion of food was reasonable but unfortunately last time it wasn’t reasonable very disappointed,It was Saturday price also higher than expected

Lovely food. Great staff. Really enjoyable lunch on Easter Sunday. Very reasonable pricing. This was my first visit but certainly won’t be my last.

I cannot speak highly enough about this restaurant . The food is of excellent quality and exceptional value. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and couldn't be more helpful. Highly recommended !