The best restaurants serving British food in Fermanagh Western NI

Excellent cafe located in the middle of the main street in Enniskillen, staff were extremely friendly, food and coffee were top notch and the cafe was spotless. The price was very reasonable with it only costing us £16 for 2 coffee (Latte & Cappuccino) and two hot sandwiches both served with crisps and a side salad. If in Enniskillen definitely worth a visit.

Absolutely fantastic food. Service was top class! Highly recommend this place.

We had Sunday lunch. Lovely prawn cocktail to start. Plenty of prawns, nice side salad and two triangles of wheaten bread. We both had roast lamb which was very lean and tender. It was served with delicious stuffing, two scoops of potato, cabbage, carrot and parsnip, a roast potato and gravy and chips served in separate dishes. I was stuffed after that and had a couple of spoonfuls of my husband's Pavlova. Needless to say, I didn't eat anything all night. A tasty meal. Service good too

Best breakfast in ireland

This was our first visit as we on holiday visiting family and friends, the place was very busy but the staff did an excellent job we were seated on time and served with a friendly face and a smile, the food was excellent, I had soup which was a delight and then the beef which melted in the mouth ,I didn't have pud but the rest of the party did and all said they were excellent, all in all we had a very good experience and I would highly recommend it for a Sunday lunch ,well done to all the staff ,thanks for your time x

Mahon's is an institution in Northern Ireland. It's easy to find, it dominates the town. Room are upstairs but there is a lift for those with mobility issues or large cases. The room is clean but old, definitely a three star room but the renovated bathroom (although small) gets it up to a four star But don't stay here for the rooms alone. Stay for the great staff, the warm and friendly staff who make you feel welcome. Dinner was nice, although the meal size was so large I ate my full, fed the cute dog under the bar stool and still sent back a half plate. Friday night the Music was scheduled for 10pm but I was in bed by then and didn't hear a thing. Saturday night was quite different, I could hear the downstairs wedding and the parade of guests coming to bed in the wee hours. Just enough noise to remind me I was staying in a pub but not enough to ruin my sleep. Breakfast was great, very English and very generous, with a buffet on the Sunday morning. Again the restaurant staff were outstanding, nothing was too much trouble, food cooked to perfection and a friendly chat to start the day

Excellent decor, atmosphere, food and staff. Child friendly and great with managing allergies. Highly recommend.

A group of 3 of us went for Dinner here on 29th of December . Our first visit and it definitely won't be our last. A laid back atmosphere in a lovely traditional style bar/restaurant. The staff were extremely efficient, polite and helpful and the food was really good. I will definitely be returning here on my next visit to the area . A Real Gem.

Had such a lovely dinner here, amazing food and wonderful staff! So welcoming from the very start the receptionist saw us in our heels and gave us a buggy ride to the Barn which was so kind of her, staff explained all the dishes and specials with lots of care. We have never tasted food like it! The sirloin was incredible definitely the stand out for us! We will 100% be back :)

An excellent place to eat and drink

We went here for our staff do on the last Saturday before Christmas, as expected it was extremely busy but we were seated within 5 minutes of arriving for our table, food & drinks were served without delay & absolutely delicious! I even got a few cocktails which were lovely. Never had a bad experience in the Crowes yet & very impressed with the service with a big group of us. Live music was also brilliant. 10/10 overall

A wonderful place in a fabulous setting, a short drive outside Enniskillen. It was relaxing as soon as we walked into the opulent early victorian and Italian styled reception. You can't fail to be impressed at how beautiful it is and how lovingly it has been maintained. Once stopped looking up at the ceilings and dome, reception was very friendly and welcoming. My room was stunning - overlooking the fountain and gardens to the side. Bed was very comfortable and room spacious as was the bathroom. The room was surprisingly quiet, which meant I had a great sleep. The real fires and smell of the turf burning was very welcoming and cosy. Food was excellent in the cellar bar. Breakfast was delicious and there was a great selection - the views over the lough was beautiful. Spent several hours in the pool, steam room, indoor and outside jacuzzis. It was well equipped, clean and quiet with views towards the lakes. Even though it was the weekend and the hotel was booked out it never felt busy - always relaxed! I loved my stay and look forward to a return stay. Needs more disabled parking as only a couple of spaces and had as the hotel was busy, so was the carpark resulting in a struggle for me to get to car. Lighting on the disabled access from the carpark, ground lights, weren't working or not switched on. Highly recommend for a really special breakaway that has the WOW factor.

We went for a large family occasion Sunday lunch. The food was delicious and the staff were really helpful and looked after us well. Everyone commented on how good the food was. Lovely view too. Thanks for all, we'll be back.

Bar food tasty 2 very good waitresses friendly and chatty Food was good and service was quick Might be an idea to have bar service outside would help with the massive queue at small bar A pleasant evening was had

I'm afraid I was very disappointed with my visit to the restaurant today because of the poor staff experience. I had visited Beleek Pottery restaurant many years ago and had great memories of it. This time, while the food was nice enough, the service was terrible! Three examples - when I arrived there were several people ahead of me trying to alert staff that they were looking for service. I added my voice and someone finally came out removing their ear phones, which I assume was the reason they couldn't hear that people wanted service. I ordered a quiche and salad which was fresh and tasty enough, and a lemon meringue which was OK but obviously several days old with sodden pastry and soft meringue. I asked the waitress if I could wait to take my coffee until I had eaten the main course. When I came back for it, she handed me the same cup of coffee which had been sitting on the counter for at least 10 minutes! I asked for a hot cup which she got for me, but I was astounded that she didn't think to pour me a hot cup of coffee. Lastly, a large group of tourists came in while I was eating, probably from a bus tour and they were queuing up. I had noticed that the top tier of the restaurant was roped off, but despite the arrival of this large group, no one removed the ropes. I also noticed dirty dishes piled up at the hatch not being washed for some reason also. So I would say, these staff need to be trained. They were friendly enough when I spoke with them, but clearly hadn't a clue how to give good service to customers. Given that most of the customers are probably tourists, Beleek Pottery can do better than this in terms of staff training.