The best restaurants serving Irish food in Omagh Western NI

Rugby World Cup with the Walshs, great day and free beer helps. Small local home pub that opens for Rugby, GAA and trad sessions.

Great food, great service, as always.

wow the best salad I've ever had (marrakesh)every mouth full was full of different,flavours mmmmmmmmm we went for lunch today and going back for breakfast in the morning .

We live locally and can honestly say we always get great food! The staff and atmosphere is always warm and welcoming.

Mighty burger with the tastiet garlic cubes ever.

Visited Grant's tonight for dinner. 4 Boston beef consisting of two 4oz fillet steaks,champ pepper sauce and house gravy, and tobacco onions cooked perfectly. A very flavoursome beef stroganoff and I had the goats cheese starter and it was amazing,a sensation of flavours in your mouth. Sides of salt and chips and ordinary chips ordered and veg and another chip were complimentary. We then couldn't resist dessert even though we were quite full up. The crème brulé was to die for, perfect topping breaking to shreds when you knocked it with the spoon and under a smooth,creamy vanilla custard, served with strawberry and blueberry and a portion of fresh cream. A cheese cake and a sundae went down very well too. Our friendly waiter Ryan made sure everyone was happy with their food,had a friendly chat and kept the drinks flowing, what more could you want. Thank you for a lovely evening

I had heard about the Cheeky Fox from some work colleagues and travelled there today for Sunday (Mother's Day) lunch. It did not disappoint. The staff were plenty, friendly and attentive. There was plenty of choice on the menu and most of our group had 3 courses. Everything was cooked to perfection and the presentation was excellent. Really worth travelling an hour for and we all agreed that we'd be back. Compliments to the staff and chef(s).

When we come to Omagh we always come here the atmosphere & food is 1st class there is a set menu the fillet steak is always my choice (£15 supplement) so juicy & tender followed by pavlova they also have Guinness 00 if you're driving staff are so welcoming & attentive looking forward to coming back again in June.

Decided to treat my 2 teenage grandchildren yesterday and got a shock when I paid the bill and discovered that I was charged £4.55 for a 330 ml coke and same for a fanta. Total of £9.10. When I disputed the price I was told by the gentleman at the bar that they were big ones. No one gave me the option for a small or large drink and I was left standing feeling inadequate and as though this is the norm. Speaking to several other parents they felt like myself that it was a rip off. Asked for an alternative for mushy peas with my fish and had to take vegetables as a side which left me having to pay an extra £3.95 for chips.I won't be back.

Food was excellent, staff were super attentive and the surrounding bars in the square were also great

We were visiting for a Halloween event and park staff suggested we call in to the cafe. The girl with with tails behind the counter couldn't have been more ignorant if she tried. We asked for tea and she actually rolled her eyes and tutted. The family in front of us asked for a slice if apple pie from the stand beside the till and she barked "were not serving it". When my sister arrived 10mins or so after us, she asked what tray bakes they had and the girl scoffed " there over there". Absolutely shocking behaviour, we were made feel so unwelcome. Ridiculous really when they're charged what they did for two teas in a takeout cup!

Poor quality burgers, very little meat, even less cheese and a dried out bun. Dry, tasteless chips. Was never asked if I wanted sauce, onion, salt or vinegar. Food was packaged up before I could ask. £13.50 for two cheeseburgers, one chip and one can, fifteen minute waiting time, despite nobody else in the queue. Hugely disappointed.