The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Down South Eastern NI

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

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.

Salads are at another level - highly recommend

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

Unfortunately Holly's has now closed, as the food, drinks and service were excellent, however the baker has recently opened "Abundant Coffee and Treats" in the same premises and maintains the same high standards.

My car broke down and I had no signal. The staff helped me to get recovery organised. Brownies were great as well. They went above and beyond.

Lovely restaurant in Newcastle. Lovely food and £5 cocktails on a Friday, but front of house staff steal the show, excellent service, thank you.

Great little cafe near the water. A spot in the sun with the morning sun and a delicious coffee and breakfast was served real morning treat.

Beautiful country bar and restaurant

I firmly believe that the prices charged at Picnic are too high for what you get by the way of the food and coffee.The food is okay for a deli come cafe but on occasions can lack consistency. You try something and enjoy and the next time it is not quite the same which results in dissapointment. Maybe it is just down to a different member of staff putting together the dish.

Came in for ice creams at the ice cream counter to be served very quickly by the red haired supervisor. Very nice very friendly. However we had to wait in the queue for over 5 minutes with melting ice cream whilst this young petite girl standing at the counter decided not only to take her time taking money she started casually talking to her mate who was in before us while we had ice cream over our hands. Started to get fed up and noticed she stopped talking and then thought she was going to take our money eventually, nope she started talking to a member of staff not knowing who two ice cream sundaes belonged to. I had to pipe up, are you going to take our money here ? And the girl looked so ignorantly at me took my tenner and then slammed the change in my hand. That girl needs a lesson in running a busy ice cream shop where it took seconds to get the ice cream but wait in a queue to pay. This is an issue that I’m sure people will avoid again due to not wanting to buy a melted ice cream. At then end we had to gulp the ice cream down as by the time we got outside to enjoy it half of it was gloop dripping all over the place.

Fantastic breakfast here .. could not fault.. will definitely will be back in the near future.. well worth a visit if your in the area ..

This is a place I will return to again. I fully recommend The Maghera in̈n .good food, and service.

My first time visiting here. Had a lovely breakfast at a good price. The food was delicious! Glad to see they have redecorated the interiors, although still felt a little canteeny. Really nice little place, I’d visit again!

After an Easter birthday meal in Belfast, this week it was back to our favourite restaurant in Newcastle and we weren't disappointed, as usual. The food was superb, up to the standards of our previous week's meal in Belfast and brilliant value for money, well below Belfast prices. Starters, mains, veg sides, drink, service all excellent.