The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

El café tiene un concepto muy bonito, está basado en donaciones. Tiene el personal más amable, me tomé un té de hierbas muy agradable y charlamos con uno de los voluntarios allí. Sin duda visitarlo. DEFINITIVAMENTE.

I had a good coffee and traybake here . It all new inside now and a good place to call. Especially if u into coffee. Or delicious traybakes

Lovely lunch very reasonable price. The food was cooked in your sight. We had rubarb tart which was homemade and delicious

Most delicious food nearby, made of fresh and quality ingredients. Lovely staff and chef. Excellent coffee and especially winter tea ( my kids love it ). Pancakes with soft cheese and fresh raspberry souce - just class. Pulled pork wrap - 5 stars Irish breakfast - stuffed All just great. I ordered food from Loft27 on my 40s bd party. Just amazing. On time, hot and delicious. My guests couldn’t stop trying from wide range of snacks, mini burgers (with beef or pulled pork with fried bacon - just yiammy ) and other hot meals. Highly recommend

Situated on Central Promenade, Newcastle, Co.Down the covered outdoor seating gives a truly Mediterrean atmosphere as you admire the views of the harbour and Slieve Donard, the highest peak in Northern Ireland, as it sweeps down to the sea. Choose one of the fabulous Base Coffee drinks or select from the range of herbal teas. For morning snacks try the sausage rolls, croisants or scone with fresh jam. Then later in the day you must try the home baked apple pie of one of the delicious (but huge) tray bakes. Base Coffee is not just a coffee shop, it's a hub for many regulars and undoubtedly you will very quickly feel welcome.

We had chicken and chips and it was very nice, also the staff were lovely! Thank you for the experience 😌

Had breakfast here staff are so friendly and food delicious and so fresh. Coffee is lovely too! will definitely be back

Lovely relaxing location with views over Belfast Lough, very close to Belfast but a world away. Conor & Bernie were excellent hosts. The tasting menu with matching wines was fantastic, particularly the carrot soup with coconut and sweet chilli prawns, the scallops with crispy leeks and the fillet steak was amazing. Nice touch to have complimentary port in the bedroom. Breakfast was also delicious.

We visited The Toastery during a short break to Enniskillen. The premises have great kerb appeal and the fact that it looked busy when we walked past, suggested that it might be a good place for a coffee. We weren’t disappointed! We just had coffee (which was great) on our first visit and returned 2 hours later for lunch, only to find a long queue of customers outside. We didn’t wait. Returning the next day for lunch we struck lucky and quickly got a table. The menu comprises mainly of a variety of toasted sandwiches but these are not your average toasties. Gourmet toasted sandwiches is the best way to describe them! They also serve a delicious homemade soup which you can order separately or with a toasted sandwich. I highly recommend the bread and butter pudding with bacon and maple butter - it’s amazing! Service is very efficient, very friendly and couldn’t be faulted. I couldn’t recommend The Toastery highly enough!

If you’re looking for more than just a coffee shop, The Coffee Tree is the place to be. This café feels like an escape from the everyday, blending a cozy, inviting atmosphere with top-tier coffee and food that’s anything but ordinary. The first thing you’ll notice walking in is the warm ambiance. It’s a place where you instantly feel at home, whether you’re there to catch up with friends, enjoy a quiet moment alone, or get some work done (if you can stand the lunch rush). But the real magic happens when you take that first sip. Their coffee is on another level, with beans sourced from New Kid and brewed to perfection by skilled baristas who know their craft. Each cup is rich, smooth, and layered with flavour; you can taste the care and expertise behind every pour. The food is just as noteworthy. With fresh, local ingredients and creative twists on classic dishes, be it tray bakes, sandwiches or salads. The staff deserves a special mention as well. Friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready with a recommendation, they make you feel welcome and appreciated with every visit. In short, The Coffee Tree is more than just a coffee stop; it’s an experience. Perfect for coffee aficionados and casual drinkers alike, this spot is well worth a visit, and I can guarantee you’ll want to return again and again. Highly recommended!

I had heard of the Cottage Coffee shop and their wonderful scones previously so this was high on my list of places to visit in Derry. It lived up to my expectations. The scones are the very best i have ever tried. Four different kinds to choose from. We enjoyed it so much that on on first day here we went for morning coffee and scones and returned for our afternoon coffee. Do not miss this gem in the Craft Village. Staff are all lovely and with great customer service but i have to say that this was my favourite place in Derry! The amount of people at the entrance looking for a table is evidence enough that it is great.

Went to Love Coffee on a Thursday evening for a movie night with my daughter. Suck a lovely little quirky cafe. Lots of sweet treats to choose from as well as excellent coffee and hot chocolate. Would definitely recommend and we’ll definitely be back.

Very pleasant staff. Good range of tea, coffee, traybakes and pastries. Comfortable seating.

What an amazing place! Just like walking into a Victorian sitting room. Very warm welcome. Had a home made pizza (which had tasty home cooked ham in abundance) fries, homemade cake and a bottomless pot of tea. We stayed for ages chatting to the owners and fellow diners. Everyone so friendly and welcoming. We were so sorry we were passing through on a tour of Ireland and couldn't return.

Food was absolutely delicious very friendly staff and atmosphere ..have been numerous times and alway gets 5 out of 5 for me