The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

Beautiful bread and the sausage rolls are the best I've ever tasted very friendly staff also ❤️

Was really good when they had the one shop now it's going down hill buns are tasteless no sugar in the cream

I ordered 3 foot long B. M. T. for myself and 2 sons as well as nachos, cookies & drinks. The order including delivery charge cost £49.82. We were really looking forward to this as a special treat. However the 3 B. M. T.'s had no salad dressing or sauce. We were left feeling disappointed as the B. M. T. 's tasted bland & dry.

On arrival everyone's temperature was checked due to Covid and all staff wore masks at all times which was reassuring to see. A decent choice on the menu where you can get a set menu with 2 courses for £18 which includes a 10oz Sirloin for a small surcharge. We all ordered steak though some came back not cooked to what was requested. Value for money was fine as we had 4 starters, 4 mains and 2 bottles of house red which all came to £130.

I recommended to my friends that we go to Sweet Afton for lunch as I've always enjoyed it. They were well impressed with the ambiance, food, and cocktails. The experience was made all the better by our server, Byron, who enjoyed the craic with us.

Ice cream done perfectly and wonderful for sitting by the sea and enjoying the view. Staff are very friendly and it’s great for a nice day out. 😀

Was passing through the town, hunger kicked in, came across this lovely place, The Plough Inn. It was a bar/restaurant, with a great outdoor sitting area (luckily great sunny weather). Food was absolutely delicious, ordered the Curry with added chicken, it was sublime. Definitely recommend!

Great food with great service by Mahir

I finally stopped by after always seeing a queue outside, and I can see why it’s popular. The food was really tasty, and the tea and coffee were great—definitely a strong spot for brunch. That said, I did find it a bit on the pricey side for what you get, and the atmosphere felt a little off—not quite as warm or welcoming as I expected. Still, it’s a nice place to check out if you’re in the area and looking for a good coffee or bite to eat.

Excellent food with very pleasant staff. Prices are reasonable. Book a table though. It's popular. Small niggles- a little chilly each time I have been in. The lighting is dark rather than intimate.

Could be better service wise, bit slow

Alana Store in Lurgan is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked in, the staff were incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming—it made for such a lovely shopping experience. After some much-needed retail therapy, we stopped by the coffee shop, and wow—the food was absolutely delicious! The menu had such great variety, and as a Coeliac, finding safe and tasty options when eating out can be a challenge. But Alana was the exception! The staff went above and beyond to ensure I was well catered for, making the whole experience completely stress-free. Nothing was too much trouble! If you’re ever in Lurgan, this place is an absolute must-visit. Can’t recommend it enough!

Went there a few years ago and was great. Went again with high expectations but was disappointed. It has become a very average place and not worth the detour on the way to the airport. They need to recapture what they once had. Try not using frozen battered fish.

Certainly a nice place for an ice cream on a sunny day if you're around Ballymena.

Fantastic always been my favourite sandwich bar.