The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

Lovely, well presented, independent outlet. At 1:30pm, I had the breakfast (big stack of sausages, bacon, eggs, tomato between 2 huge slices of soda bread) and wife had omelletes (multiple layers and lots of toast). Absolutely fab. And 2 nice coffees to wash it down, but let's not forget the delicious scones too. Great value food and drinks with very friendly staff and fellow customers. Money well spent that supports real people, not big corporations.

Excellent all round 10/10 great location great hosts, would make a return visit a lot of business could learn a few things from this kind of customer service. Excellent.

This is a lovely place to have lunch or a snack from modern and unique menu options. The lounge has really comfortable seating and tables. Coffee is really good and a window seat treats you to lovely views over the monastery grounds. Its a great place for meeting up with friends or family or sitting solo chilling with the paper.

Absolutely delicious. Had the club sandwich. Staff were very friendly. Can't wait to come back. Will be telling my family and friends back in Craigavon.

In the month of May I have been twice with my father and once with a friend to Maxemoo. It is a delightful spot with real farm charm. The owner, Heather, provides a warm smiley welcome. The food is delicious. There is a large imaginatively designed open air seating area at the rear to relax in. A few minutes walk from the wonderful Millisle beach. Highly recommended - give it a try!

First time visit. I ordered veg broth with wheaten bread. Was creamy and fine and wheaten was good. I then ordered a burger with fried onions and it was good. A latte to finish off was nice and strong enough. All cost me 10.00 stg. Not cheap but not over top. Girl forgot my coffee and had to be reminded. Bot staff fine and efficient. One foul mouthed swearing male customer spoiled atmosphere. The place seats 30 so is not the biggest and seems busy. I will pop back soon and recommend.

Called in for dinner when passing, this is at killymoon golf club and is run by 2 lovely people, the place is clean and warm, the food is tasty and portion size in ample, would I recommend ? Yes no problems !

Esta es una pequeña panadería fantástica que vende deliciosos pasteles, envolturas, sándwiches y panecillos calientes dentro de la Ciudad Amurallada. Los precios son realmente buenos (una taza de té por 80 p, por ejemplo) y la comida deliciosa. Excelente servicio amigable. Visitamos aquí tres veces en dos días porque era tan bueno y conveniente, y como está ubicado justo al lado del Diamond, hay muchos lugares cerca para sentarse.

For two weeks, we started most mornings in Kilkeel with big, welcoming smiles and delicious, reasonably priced breakfasts from Janet and her staff at Neptune's Larder Cafe. Highly recommend this cafe for breakfast and lunch. David and Marian

Somos asiduos aquí, la comida nunca decepciona. ¡Las papas fritas son definitivamente las mejores en Belfast! Personal muy amable y siempre ocupado para el desayuno y el almuerzo. Lo recomendaría!

What can I say about this place? It’s hard to find a reason to visit the big city of Bangor and in-fact I used to find reasons not to visit but this Bar has changed all that and I now welcome the pilgrimage up to Costa Del Bangor like many Belfast inhabitants enjoyed before me in the heady summer days of the 60’s. Ginge’s is the perfect infusion of Aladdins Cave and Willy Wonkas chocolate factory and will have you going down a rabbit hole Alice herself would have marvelled at. A place where amazement and wonder are around every corner due to the atmosphere casually swinging from one of being on a special ops mission behind enemy lines with a crack team of Bangor veterans trying to compete a poker hand to one of casually chilling in front of an open fire with live music resembling days gone by whilst having craic and prime ministers questions with clientele you simply wouldn’t come across in your normal everyday life. From Olympians, musicians, tech savvy professionals and Dothraki bloodriders, Ginges has it all under one roof. Add to this an owner bringing in guest chefs to cook up bbq fare fitting of its surroundings and you found a niche in the hospitality sector. Ham hocks, lamb legs, sides of beef and multiple corn snacks are laid down in a feast fitting of a banqueting table of the tudors themselves. A unique experience indeed and one not to be passed up

Este lugar es genial. Me encanta la decoración y si pudiera escapar con unas fotos de peluche debajo de mi suéter en el camino de salida. La comida es excelente cocinada desde cero y a un precio razonable, así que es sólo un café y galletas o una comida a un conejito feliz

Visito Ross's Cafe regularmente en viajes a Belfast desde Londres. Es un café independiente, excepcionalmente establecido, establecido y administrado por el propietario, y mi "ir a" café de elección cuando visite Belfast. Tiene un ambiente cálido, acogedor y relajado con muebles, decoración e iluminación encantadores y es un cambio refrescante de la experiencia de la cadena de cafeterías. John, el propietario es un chef altamente experimentado y un anfitrión acogedor, y todo el personal es muy amable, eficiente y profesional. Visité el 6 de diciembre para almorzar y comí la sopa de pescado. Fue sensacional. Perfecto. Nunca he probado una mejor sopa de pescado. . . . en cualquier sitio. El menú siempre es excelente, no demasiado extenso y se cambia regularmente con deliciosos ingredientes frescos. . Piense en el delicioso boeuf bourguignon con pan fresco y crujiente, albóndigas recién preparadas en una maravillosa salsa y espagueti y también en el menú del viernes pasado estaba una deliciosa tortilla española. El café siempre es excelente. Los precios son siempre muy razonables para los maravillosos artículos que se ofrecen. Realmente no puedo recomendar Ross's Cafe lo suficiente.

A bijou ice cream and coffee cafe along Kilkeel Main Street. Its really cosy with comfy seating. The folks serving are delightful. Kilkeel is a small village in the Mourne mountains on the Co Down coast with a fishing fleet. It has two fish producer organisations on the small harbour but I don't know why one isn't enough and I suppose I don't much care, I just noticed it. The cafe sells delicious Mauds ice cream and it's simply better than any other ice cream I've ever had - so there - ya can keep yer Häagan Dazs and Gerry & Ben. Clarke's too and as for Baskin Robbins - well no thank you very much. Mauds has been in the Ice Cream age now for over 40 years. I've been eating delicious Pooh Bear (honeycomb & vanilla) and my wife mint choc chip all that time. One medium Pooh one small (which isn't small) mint both cones £4.35. What's their secret, as well as taking for granted top notch premium ingredients is the one ingredient never ever on any label Overrun. Mauds doesn't have it. See what you can find from your ice provider of choice as most large scale manufactured ice cream is made up of 30% - 50% air content on average, so you may not have noticed that you are being ripped off. As well as paying for air, the cheap ice - cream makers also treat you to nonfat milk solids, corn syrup solids, mono and diglycerides, cellulose gum, guar gum, carrageenan, artificial colour, and artificial flavour. All to inflate their profit margins. Yum yum?

The best red velvet cake I’ve ever had and still is to this day. The fry and coffee is very good here too. Wish I lived close by.