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

If Carlsberg did intimate and atmospheric burger nights........this would be the place , proving that local rather than global is best

Great for a coffee but don’t bother getting a sandwich as it will knock you back £9! And wasn’t anything special. Shocking..

I went in for a quick brunch with a friend. The full fry and coffee latte didn’t fail to disappoint….fabulous and great service. Helen and the staff are so friendly. Highly recommend

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

Great food well presented and served by friendly staff. Note the opening times not as previously listed on Google Maps = now 11:30 to 17:00 M/T/W/F/S closed Thursday & Sunday.

The best of the best in Bangor. Lovely place nice coffee and fresh try bakes. Wonderful staff. My go to every week!

Visted this Cafe when visiting friends in Bangor. Staff where really friendly and the breakfast was amazing.

I had the best Pastel de nata I've ever tasted in the Guillemot café on Saturday with a lovely pot of tea. The view of the sea and marina from the café is great.

Top drawer sarnies! Staff always so smiley and helpful. It’s not cheap, but you’re paying for quality AND quality. Definitely the best in Bangor. Go! Go now!

Great menu and atmosphere. The coffee is nice. Lovely staff.

4 friends for lunch and always found The Ava great. We spent over £200 ....hd lunch laughs and tears, as my Sister is ill and we all needed a chat. We were told to be quiet, by a young guy behind the bar... Really.... the place was dead very quiet Then told our table was reserved.... can we leave. Unbelievable....they took our booking for 14th December, but we will not be BACK. WHERE are all the old staff. Place is a joke Ps I've laughed at The Ritz , The Shard The Merchant..... The Ava pmsl

Lovely little spot, reasonably priced and staff are so accommodating. Most importantly the food was delicious will definitely return if back in the area.

My friend and I were here today for lunch. Service was fantastic, quick and prompt. Our waiter was pleasant and even moved us to a window seat when it become available. Thank you:-) I had the smoked Haddock as pictures show, my friend had mini mixed grill, he said it was delicious. We shared a desert of toffee sponge- it was ok. We both had coffee to finish- mine was baileys coffee, very good! Can’t wait to come again. Thank you :-)

Guinness pie main and steak main with prawns. Great food and service, would definitely recommend

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.