The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

OK . Had soup sandwich coffee lovely cake made by the owner. Would recommend. Owner tuck control of workers very well. Clean and warm

It always looks so busy so we decided to give it a try and see what the fuss is about. Really good brunch menu. I had the street hawker which was delish - love the spicy eggs with crispy bacon. My partner had the huevos rotos which I think were even better.

The food and service were both excellent. The salmon fish of the day and the beef and ale pie were perfect. The lemon posset for desert was very large and again excellent. Couldn’t fault any aspect of our visit and would definitely recommend it if in the area.

Amazing food! Friendly service and pet friendly. The exchange was super clean and lovely decor throughout. Would highly recommend visiting!

Homero y acogedor. Un lugar casual para familias y parejas. Muy bueno y muy agradable. La iluminación interior era un novio perfecto tenue y anónimo también disfrutamos de la obra de arte exterior. ¡Aproveche la oportunidad de visitar a la familia de abajo arriba de Acton!

We booked a table for two here the Saturday before Valentines (10th) having eaten here before and really enjoyed our meals. We only booked it 3 days in advance and for a Saturday night the Bistro surprisingly wasn’t full. We both had three courses -...

We have never had a bad experience here. One of our favourite places for lunch or coffee and a traybake. Gorgeous place with really lovely staff

Firstly the bar area is immaculate. The toilets are the cleanest I've seen in Newry. Called in for a drink only but the staff were very friendly and didn't make a fuss with our assistance dog. Seems to be a really great venue for food and drink.

En verdad, sólo se puede pagar con dinero en efectivo. La comida estaba bien. Las porciones eran pequeñas. El inconveniente de tener que ir a un cajero hace comer aquí no vale la pena. Prefiero ir a un sitio que pueda pase mi tarjeta de crédito.

The pork belly could have been a little bit more tender still was lovely however the apple crumble was banging 10/10 for that.

Delicious chicken caesar salad and steak sandwich. a very varied menu. Efficient service . mid range pricex

Have been to Wolseys for dinner a few times and food is always great, however booked for a Sunday Lunch and upon arrival noticed the stairs to go the restaurant weren't there, asked at the bar and was told upstairs is closed on a Sunday. This was very much a surprise given it was a Sunday I would have expected the restaurant to be open. We ended being seated by 3 hungover young ladies, one of which looked like she was sleeping on the seat, we then had football fans on our other side who were watching the match and using bad language. This really put a dampener on our visit with our 2 year old, not ideal by any means. Even if a section was closed off for people eating that would make it a bit better. Although I would much rather have been told we were going to be sitting in the bar for a family lunch and I would've cancelled the booking as it was a special occasion that was impacted by this whole scenario. However, food was nice and would return if it was in the restaurant.

Almost closing and leaving everyone in the lurch.

The food was poor and the choice of mains was limited, with only one vegetarian option being the mandatory vegetarian’s nemesis ‘Risotto’ not so much a cliche, more of a lazy joke. I was charged £5.00 for a CAN of Guinness 00 ! There are pubs in the area serving Guinness 00 on draft for £5.00 so the Poet is simply overcharging in my opinion and the opinion of EVERYONE I’ve spoken to since. For my main I had their scampi, which was OK, but ‘Chunky Chips’ should not be served in those little miniature deep fat fryer baskets. Everyone on our table laughed at this, especially when I counted out the Six chips I received. My wife had the chicken pieces, which claims to be served with salad but I could have scooped more salad from a salad bowl using a safety pin whilst blindfolded. It was simply beyond a joke. So overpriced alcohol free CANS of Guinness and poor food. Surroundings…. The Poet inside is still quite attractive. It was quite well designed as The Lonely Poet back in the day and the design has stood the test of time. So I will say that inside, it is still an attractive bar and it’s way better than it looks from outside, as it’s stuck on the edge of King’s Square beside a disused Bank and a Co-op. We all know that you judge a bar by the cleanliness of its toilets and I can say that the toilets in the Poet are amongst the filthiest, most disgusting toilets I’ve ever had the misfortune to visit. The gents had one broken urinal, two broken hand dryers and floors which didn’t look like they’d been mopped for a week. The stupid plastic (assuming white) pull bar on the inside of the cubicle had black grime caked along its entire length…the lighting was so bad I almost touched it, but luckily I noticed the filth before doing so. My wife and family members said the Ladies toilets were of a similar shocking state. We are not hygiene freaks, I expect a pub’s toilets to be a bit rough and I almost expect one of the dryers to be broken, after all, that’s why Levi’s are so absorbent, but this was months of accumulated grime. The staff seemed friendly enough and I know they must struggle to stay motivated in a bar which apart from our party, was virtually empty by 9.30 on a Saturday Night! We got the feeling the place was being allowed to slowly die. Neither the menu nor the standard of the food is going to attract customers to return and word is spreading, so new repeat customers are an unlikely prospect. I wouldn’t recommend The Poet to anyone. We will not return and I would rather drive a bit further to a decent bar rather than waste money on an establishment stuck in the past and living on the reputation of the Lonely Poet.

Anyone who had this gem of a restaurant near them would consider themselves very lucky. It ticks ALL the boxes - great food, great (very friendly) service and an excellent location. And I love that it sells vegan options without screaming the word vegan - (some people find it off putting yet many will order a meat free dish and thoroughly enjoy it). Great food. Fantastic home made soups (a choice of 2), salads that I crave (big and substantial), amazing meat free ‘sausage’ rolls (made with sweet potato filling, bruschetta - flat breads. I could go on and on! But meat eaters worry not - plenty of that on offer. The staff are always lovely even though the place is very busy. Sitting inside or out or in the conservatory - it’s always good. Please please don’t change the menu too much! It’s perfect as it is!! Light and airy in the summer and cosy in the winter. Go there alone with a book or meet friends - it works either way. Oh I haven’t mentioned the delicious coffee and tray bakes! Just perfect