The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

We dropped in while exploring East Belfast for a coffee and some time to relax. Cute little establishment—a counter and a handful of tables, with some sandwiches and pastries on display. The coffees were tasty. Staff were welcoming when ordering. We were there in the final hour of business and they began clean-up about 40 minutes before closing time—sort of mopping and such around us. That made us feel like we were imposing on their clean-up time, so we left. It was fine, but not necessarily a place I’d seek out when in Belfast.

It was pouring rain on a Monday morning when we arrived here In Poyntzpass on a recommendation. We didn’t know this independent place existed. This is a small village about 8 miles from Newry and this cafe is almost adjacent to the old canal towpath, which is part of the Ulster Way so hikers, bikers and walkers are a mainstay of their business. Like many places they currently offer the current government eat out to help out deal that ends at the end of August 2020. It’s about the only popular thing this lousy government has done in its first year in power. So we sat in and it was really cosy and homely. We were captivated by the sophisticated and shiny coffee machine - apparently it was only installed yesterday. The owner explained the inner workings of this contraption and I was impressed with the technology behind our coffee. We ordered large cappuccinos, one toasted chicken & pineapple toastie with side salad and one poached eggs (2) with avocado mash on sourdough with chilli flakes. All in all £8.5 for two. The service was ace and it’s really worth a visit or several.

Six of us booked in for brekkie on our way to Todd's Leap. The full fry certainly set us up for the day. Great quality bacon and sausages, eggs cooked to perfection. Great coffee. Lovely interior, and outdoor seating area. Thanks to the lovely staff! We'll definitely be back.

Lovely Garden Centre, but I found the Coffee Shop very expensive. I paid almost £33 for 2 Toasted Sandwiches, one Traybake and 4 coffees. Very average and very poor value.

Lovely little cafe short drive from Castlerock. Easy to follow directions. Childrens play area, a warm welcome and lovely coffee. A lovely view of the fishing lake

I can't remember when I last saw this place open. Not Easter why. What is wrong with fermanagh when they can't get their act together for tourists or people out for a walk. Open the tea rooms the demand is there open pop ups do something. Please use the beauty of the area and do something to accommodate the people. Go to tourist spots and see learn what they are doing ASAP as you have to catch up big time

Had a great lunch here at the weekend. I had the buttermilk chicken on a waffle with poached egg and salsa and it was super; the chicken was perfectly cooked and the flavours and textures worked perfectly together. It was so good I ate it slowly as I didn't want it to finish! My wife had the smashed avocado and it worked in exactly the same way. Add to this their lovely locally roasted coffee, a shared brownie to finish, really nice staff leaving two happy punters. Will definitely be back.

Visité esta propiedad propiedad de National Trust con su propia cafetería con mi hija adulta recientemente. Este edificio fue su escuela primaria durante la década de 1980 y nuestra visita nos trajo muchos recuerdos felices. El restaurante no es muy grande pero está impecablemente limpio y con una buena variedad de aperitivos de café entre los que elegir: ¡Bacon Bap era delicioso! Servido por un personal agradable y amable, este es un lugar estupendo para relajarse. La propiedad es parte de CS Lewis Heritage Trail y en general merece una visita.

Fancied something tasty to kick off our Saturday night so me and my partner decided to go with a trusty Brendan’s, sure what could go wrong? We ordered two chicken boxes, a real safe bet or so we thought.. and to our horror we got asked if we wanted mushrooms or sweetcorn.. we were taken aback by this question so we clearly stated “no just all the sauces please”. Anyway, fast forward 20 mins and we’re on route home to tuck into our yummy takeaway, we ripped open the bag, were greeted with a pink box which we thought was unusual but hey, and opened our chicken boxes to find….. a monstrosity of an order - sweetcorn & mushrooms on both. Did i stutter? I said no sweetcorn or mushrooms! The chicken was processed and gave my partner the runs. We used to think Brendan’s was a real good chippy but boy have they gone to the dogs. Not a happy customer.

A relaxed spot. Friendly & welcoming staff. Unfortunately they were sold out of chicken fillet burgers when we were there - which I guess is a good sign!. I had one of their smash burgers and kids had chicken goujons & chips. Chips were thin and crispy and went down a treat as did my burger. I'll give it another whirl.

Owner is so rude I was left sitting while she was on her Mobile texting for a good 10mins just as I was about to leave she stopped me I ordered a coffee and slice of cake well the coffee was stone cold and the cake was a dry as a piece of chalk must have been at least 4 days old I will never step foot in there again

Went to Artys for brunch after a walk up Knockmany. Had a chicken, cheese and onion chutney sourdough baguette. It came with a lovely salad. Super tasty and lovely bread. Great selection of cakes also. Really excellent service, would highly recommend

Staffing problem is big here food takes forever to come out ! If you’re in a hurry don’t go here as waiting time is ridiculous.

Great food and reasonably priced , the service is quick and the ladies who work in it are lovely and very friendly , their soups are lovely as all their meals are , even the scones with jam and free cream are fab