The best restaurants serving British food in Northern Ireland

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

I first visited 'cos I wanted coffee and it was the first place I spotted, but I've been back because the people behind the counter made me feel welcome. No other cafe I've stopped at has thought to offer to refil my water bottle. Next time I'm going for a breakfast bap :)

If your going to order food, you have to try the southern fried chicken. It is fantastic, definitely the pick of the menu. It is home made and whatever way the chef makes it, it is delicious, not too spicy but lots of flavour and very juicy. The nicest chicken fillet burger you will get locally. Service is always quick and the girls who work there are friendly. It’s takeaway only, no sit in.

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

The most expensive greasy spoon ive had the misfortune of visiting, i have eaten in many places around the world with many great reviews, but this was something else, I entered the establishment and was placed with my partner at a table big enough for one or a family of borrowers. Very pretentious and had the privilege of paying ten pounds for a fry consisting of 1 piece of potato bread 1 quarter slice of soda 2 sausages, bacon, 2 poached eggs and the ass end of a tomato which wasnt edible, my wife's meal was served on a dirty wooden chopping board, and had the experience of the north wind blowing through the door due to no extractor fan in the kitchen, temperature outside was 6 degrees. Tea was served in a kids play set at 3.50 per cup. To finish off i had the deep joy of waiting to pay as the gent who runs the cafe was trying to be funny with three ladies, needless to say I will not return.

What a delight to return after so many years, it is still as wonderful as I remember, the individually decorated rooms are so charming and comfortable, Sean, Pedro and the ladies couldn't do enough to ensure our every need was met. We dined in the restaurant, a delicious meal with exquisite wines paired to each course. Breakfast the following morning was perfection, I can't wait for my next visit in the near future, best wishes for the season and many thanks to Sean and his team.

What a place to enjoy breakfast or lunch also the staff were so attentive

Great wee museum.Plenty of local history as well as Irelands history.Guides are very well informed and helpful.

Only eaten here twice but both times the fry was very good. Reasonable price.

We had a lovely lunch, the staff were so pleasant and really looked after us. The shop has some beautiful items.

Helpful staff with good facilities and product selection

Would like my previous review to be ignored. Issue was not with the shop but Justeat. I spoke to the shop on the phone and they provided a satisfactory solution.

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.

Was in town for meeting. Food pre booked as requested. Hot and tasty. The owner very chatty and pleasant.

Just had southern fried chicken burger absolutely delicious so much couldn't Finnish it. BEST BURGER I'VE EVER TASTED 😋 😍