The best restaurants serving British food in Western NI

Can't praise highly enough the catering platters created for a party event. Great variety, very fresh, very tasty. Would definitely use again.

Good traditional food selection, including a couple of basic veggie choices. Service was fast and friendly. Our dogs could come in while we ate in the bar, which was great as it was a hot day and we would have had to get a takeaway or something as we wouldn’t have left them in the car. Will definitely be back with family in the summer as there is plenty of space and it’s handy for going to and from Donegal/Fermanagh

An excellent place to eat and drink

Went in for dinner. So relaxed and super friendly staff. Food and service was exceptional. Great value for money, highly recommend

Fantastic service and a relaxed atmosphere. Friendly staff and a great chai latte. Nice selection of tray bakes and treats. Will definitely be back!

We are staying in the area for the weekend and weren’t sure where to eat. We found this place on Tripadvisor and we are so glad we did! The food was absolutely delicious. We had the chicken dinner, beef burger and tex mex chicken. Followed by banoffee pie. Everything was cooked to perfection with such delicious flavours. Clearly an experienced chef in the kitchen. The atmosphere was nice. The place was clean and comfortable, and the waitressing staff were very helpful and friendly. Prices were very reasonable as well. All round a great experience. Highly recommend. Definitely worth a visit.

Food was good, and service very pleasant but experience was somewhat tainted by my wife finding a bone in her chicken burger. However, we could have got over this, had it been acknowledged in our bill. When I find a 3cm bone in my chicken, which could have ended very differently, I expect not pay for the burger, or at least have a few drinks thrown in! But nothing, poor!!

I went with a few people it is dark mahogany wood and the servers are so nice and kind and also the food is beautiful they also do lunch carvery where u can get soup to begin and a carvery dinner with 4 different things to choose from and a vege option aswel

Despite still being advertised on multiple sites including the official Discover Northern Ireland website, The Derry Girls Afternoon Tea is no longer offered. It was only when I went to book that I was told “sorry stopped months ago”. I totally understand cancelling it if demand isn’t there, but in order to avoid disappointment (in this case to a 9 yr old girl) surely you can update your website and inform the tourist board?

Didnt know what to expect- but with a family of fussy eaters, there was something for everyone and clean plates all round! Restaurant is clean modern and well presented with particuarly comfy seating! Staff are welcoming, friendly and attentive.

Waited a little for a table but wait was worth it as food was lovely and comforting and the service good

Prices a lot dearer than listed on website.

A lovely cafe tucked away in a great location, especially on a sunny day overlooking the river. The cafe feels spacious and local art exhibits are right beside you. The menu is wide and of very good value- i would recommend the ‘hot honey halloumi’ dish or the pancakes for breakfast- great portion size!

A beautiful building tastefully decorated with amazing views of Lough Erne!

We ate in the restaurant and unfortunately, we were very disappointed with the food. After taking our order, the lovely waiter brought us out our food within 5 minutes. It looked lovely and the portion sizes were decent. However the naan bread that accompanied the curry was definitely not homemade - it had the look and shape of a shop bought naan (and unfortunately the taste). The curry sauce was ok but the chicken wasn't fresh. The service was great though and our waiter was absolutely lovely. The atmosphere was nice and the place was busy.