The best restaurants serving Irish food in Northern Ireland

Had an event in The Cosh Bar & Grill on Saturday. Have to take my hat off to all the staff. The Chefs Emmette, Decky & Decky the food was perfect. From the time of booking nothing was a bother to the

We ate hear at the Titanic museum and were not disappointed. For a museum the food was better than expected. The long line will move fast.

15£ el plato, estaba bueno pero el precio es excesivo, el trozo de ternera era minúsculo. A esto le sumas la bebida y un postre a compartir entre tres y la broma salió por 60£ (3 platos como el de la

I popped into overends today with my three little ones for a snack or ice cream… I got my drinks, popcorns and ice cream tub for the little ones, and ordered a sausage roll take away for myself. Paid

I had hoped to have a sandwich at 2 20 pm on a Saturday afternoon. This was not possible. An unwelcoming staff member--a very young staff member--and apparently with limited experience--made it very

First of all, the staff in Hillmount garden Centre Bangor. The restaurant is fabulous 👌 a big thank you to Madeline she make you so welcome. We had are first treat for Christmas turkey and ham Sandw

My friend and I had lunch here today, we were shown to a table beside the window of the restaurant. We both commented on how uncomfortable the chairs were, when you sat back to support your back it me

I had lunch here with my two adult daughters. Food lovely and portion sizes good. I had a starter size chicken strips with Napa salad with chips as a main course. Very tasty and enough for a lunch. On

Called in for quick buffet lunch, room was full but order for food and drinks taken quickly and efficiently. The buffet served by very pleasant staff was perhaps more quantity than quality but that lo

Having heard rave reviews about the Sunday Cavery we were all very excited but to say we were underwhelmed would be an understatement. Starters what was left of them, was very basic. Soup was watery

Great see chippy my daughter and liked it some much we went twice in one day lol definitely worth a visit the next time you go to Newcastle.

Located just by the Titanic Experience this is a dog friendly bar/bistro which was a popular location when we visited. Only drinks so cannot comment on the food but staff were welcoming and the drinks

Very suitable menu for a seaside restaurant which is well frequented throughout the year, and especially at busy holiday periods. Good selection of wines, beers and cocktails. Friendly staff who are e

After some unwelcome experiences in the town Jill’s was like a breath of fresh air. Smiling faces, warm welcome and lovely breakfast. Thank you Jill