The best restaurants serving Irish food in Northern Ireland

Ordered a cheesy chip and a chicken coujon supper as I had just worked a 12 hour shift and didn't feel up to cooking so Ordered the food in waited an hour for it to come and when it did it was cold the chips were hard and in a.plastic bag and all ended.up in the bin very disappointed

Had a lovely meal at this restaurant . The staff where very attentive and the food was delicious we had a bit of a wait but it was well worth it.

We attended with our two kids this evening on the way back from a family daytrip. We ordered our food and unfortunately we witnessed two quite obvious 'none family friendly incidents' within 10 minutes of being at our table. We had no choice but to cancel our food and leave asap. The manager very kindly did not take payment for the drinks that we were served. However what we very blantently witnessed was enough to ensure that we will never dine at the Cosh again. We are to put it mildly absolutely disgusted and we are not sure which is worse - the possibility that staff were fully aware of the 'goings on' in the Cosh tonight or completely oblivious. Either way it was nowhere near good enough.

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 foto, tres bebidas de 200mL y un trozo de tarta)

In overends cafe today for lunch at around 2.20. There was hardly any food in the display cabinet empty spaces and half filled bowls. Asked for quiche none available. Mushroom soup was available with one slice of bread for 9.50 euros !!!!! Very very disappointed Paid 42.30 for soups I sausage roll 2 biscuit bars tea and 2 coffees. Ridiculously expensive. Other people were complaining about 5 euros for a small plain muffin. Will not be returning.

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 clear the kitchen was closed. So only tea/ coffee--and basically sweet stuff available. This had to do. We sat at a table which was clean--as all the dirt from it had been cleaned off and was on the floor As we had our tea a staff member started sweeping--and moving chairs loudly --it was unclear customers were unwelcome--as we are closing This place appears to have gone downhill--and is run to suit staff not the customers !!

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 Sandwiche and same but in a Panini. Thanks 😋

I attended The Rabbit restaurant for dinner with my partner and had an unpleasant experience with the front of house. On arrival, the front of house was very cold and unwelcoming, especially to myself. He asked for the reservation name abruptly and asked if we had any allergies. I advised them of my allergy. The front of house turned away and repeated my allergy a very judgemental and strange tone. I was taken aback as this felt judgmental and very strange as to why he was acting like this . He walked to our dinner table with little to no pleasantries, advised the soup of the day and repeated back my allergy, again with a rather judgemental tone. We were both taken aback by this and did not understand why the man had been unpleasant with me especially. On leaving the restaurant each waiter stood and greeted us on exiting, however the front of house simply stood at the bar and as we approached to turn and walk down the steps out of the restaurant, looked away and made no form of contact, clearly seeing us coming along and deciding to turn away. I have attended The Rabbit for numerous year and have generally had a good experience however this left me in rather bad taste and I am not impressed by that level of service from a place that fronts sophistication. I felt judged and the manner which this man served us with was cold and not what you’d expect of someone who is meant to be the front of house greeting your customers and showing them to your table. Very disappointed.

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. One daughter had a caesar salad with chicken while the other daughter had another chicken dish. Very large main courses. Good range of dessertes - bannoffee tart and sticky toffee pudding were our choices. Friendly service

We are local, members of Killyhevlin Spa, have eaten here quite often but not as much recently. Had a lovely meal and good service New Year’s Eve even though we hadn’t a table booked. New system of “wait to be seated” is poor or worse, since introduced there is rarely anyone there and staff move about and are visible in food area but don’t come to customers, this evening there were 4 customers waiting but we were all left 5-7 minutes while only few customers in food area. Staff member who has worked here for at least 2/3 years came to us, no eye contact or welcome, just walked us to booth area away from main dining area, as only few people eating I said we only be 45 minutes-1 hour and could be get table in main bar area, it was only 5 pm, she said all tables were set & booked for dinner. Carol (Manager) was speaking to customers and busy so I didn’t want to annoy her but I’m confident she would have sorted us. We left and went to another hotel close by where we got a superb service and excellent food. The staff member wasn’t concerned or cared we left. Obviously Killyhevlin procedure is to reserve tables at 4/5 pm regardless of booking time???, no common sense to get more business or retain existing customers. While I rate Carol and Mo (both Managers) very highly Senior Management need to look at the overall processes especially “wait to be seated” and “reserving tables”.

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 and tasteless. The mains was ok nothing special and the majority of the desserts were shop bought. Definitely wouldn't be rushing back and nor would I recommend.

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 were fine.