I love this little place snugly placed at the end of the main street of Ballynahinch, First of all…read morethere is the Maud's ice cream which is excellent as always.This place does the full Maud'srange, and in all varieties you could want ranging from cones and waffles to family size tubs for reasonable prices. This place is also a small cafe, which is definitely at the cosy end of the spectrum, but I find that this just adds to the intimate and personal vibe that you get in here which to me is only a good thing! They do really lovely filled soda here, they do fries, teas, coffees, soups, sandwiches and paninis as well as a small selection of deserts for those days when you want to push the boat out and treat yourself! Everything is freshly prepared on site, but in spite of this service is always very prompted.They will also allow you to take out so you shouldn't be complaining that you cant get a good sandwich in Ballynahinch as this place is great!

We absolutely loved this place during our trip to Ireland. No frills shop with great food. Cash…read moreonly. Street parking. Just what we needed on our way to visiting several Game of Thrones shooting locations.

Nice relaxing place to sit. Yet to try the hot food but the scones and tea are great. Last day I…read morewas in I had a good chat with the server as it wasn't too busy.

Coffee Cure is a great boon to have in the local area. There are precious little others to compete…read morein this part of Bangor apart from 2 of the big chain places besides Tesco at Springhill. As such it is the only independent and thus unique feeling coffee shop in Bangor West really. The coffee is excellent and the lack of direct competition has clearly done nothing to stifle standards here. All the usual coffee fayre is on offer and to a high standard. On top of this there is a range of food options that you won't get in the chain coffee places. You can get a proper hot breakfast/lunch as well as sandwiches and a range of sweet stuff. The muffins tend to be pretty special in here despite my usual lack of a sweet tooth. For me both the staff and the ambience of the place are what keep me coming back. It is simply a lovely place to sit, particularly the large glass area to the side which is cosey in winter and bright and airy in summer. The staff are lovely, welcoming and often chatty without it being forced 'customer service training' friendly. All in all there aren't really any other places to head in this part of town, but if there were they'd have to go a pretty long way to top Coffee Cure anyway.

I have walked past this place more times that I would like to admit. When I worked in Belfast I…read morewould walk past this place every day and would only call in every so often to grab a bit to eat for breakfast. The food in here is better than you would expect from a place in a train station. The full breakfast is lovely. The sausages are nice and juicy, the bacon is crisp and the eggs are nice and runny. With a nice big cup of Northern Irish tea to wash it all down with you can't really go bad. Particularly if you need something to get you going first off. Its not the healthiest but every so often you can't beat a fry up. The staff are dead on and the prices, while a little on the high side, are ok. Certainly well worth checking out.

While all the other posher and more expensive places to lunch in comber are quiet this place is…read morealways buzzing because the food is good, the portions are big and the bill is small! They also have a bistro/restaurant in the evening which runs fantastic one off deals such as from Wednesday to Saturday this week and from 5pm they are offering buy one get one free on the main courses. They also offer a comber steak night where two people can dine on two starters, two steaks with the trimmings and a bottle of wine - I've seen this done before in other places but I have heard this one mentioned time and time again. In the daytime enjoy a coffee or tea with homemade scones selling at £1.00 each - happy days. And they have Wi-Fi and baristas - the perfect combo! Awesome!

Second visit in the last month to Sugarcane in Comber, the service is excellant and the food is…read morevery tasty. We both opted for Bacon and Brie Paninis with a Cranberry dressing, served with salad, coleslaw and skinny chips. Very reasonable price for such a tasty and filling lunch. The one thing that makes this place stand out is the staff, they are very attentive without being in your face and nothing is too much trouble. I brought a few caramel squares home as we were too full to eat them! Defo worth a visit.

This is one of the best coffee shops in Belfast:) One of the smaller Clement's branches but always…read morea lovely visit! The staff are nice enough to let myself and the rest of my crafting group Commin Threads takeover a couple of tables every other Tuesday. I can't praise the staff enough two lovely guys usually working every Tuesday they are so friendly and polite and always have an excellent play list of music :) :) make a mean cappuccino keep up thr great work and service guys!

This branch of the Northern Irish coffee chain is definitely the smallest, but you know what they…read moresay about small packages! There's only room for about 20 people in the place, so it can be quite busy, but don't let that put you off. The staff are incredible. That's actually true across all the Clements branches, so bravo to whoever's in charge of training them! They are always helpful, friendly, and most importantly, genuine. You never feel like they are putting on a fake customer service bit just to get a tip out of you. As for the food and drink, top marks. I'm not a coffee drinker, so I can't comment on that, but they do a great rice krispie square (which I am an expert on!). They also have a good range of sandwiches. THey aren't made fresh on the premises as far as I can tell, but the bacon and brie panini is divine so it doesn't matter that much... Like its sister branches, this little cafe is a great place to come for a catch up with friends in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere.

We were recommended this place by someone and it was for a reason. The food is so good, service was…read morefast and the staff were friendly. Highly recommend giving it a try. I got the huevos rancheros and my boyfriend got the beef stew special. So good. Will be back for another visit

Well Haptik is a pretty special cafe! Even thought of within a group of favourite 'high end' cafes…read morethat cost a fraction more but deliver the best on offer this one is near the top. It delivers on the 3 main areas that make a place what it is; * The coffee *The food *The staff/ atmosphere everything is made with great attention to detail, preparation and sticking to consistently good recipes as well as the presentation of the food whether you are sitting in (not so much at the moment) or getting your food in a box to take out, it is excellent. On the last visit I got the breakfast roll which had so many little additives in the bap for flavour that it turned the "sausage sandwich" into an art form!! My wife got the breakfast burrito and it was another speciality that was something that you wouldn't want to miss. Finally given the times, they have a good 1 way policy for helping customers get through to collect orders and leave while socially distances as well as having a screen up to add further protection.

The recently opened SubUrban Café is a welcome addition to Ballyholme village. Conveniently located…read morenext to a newsagents, chemist, butchers and dry cleaners it is the perfect place to give yourself a break from your errands or have a quick breakfast like I did. The staff are attentive yet there is also a casual laid back feeling to SubUrban Café which makes it the perfect setting for a relaxing breakfast. The baristas made an excellent flat white - not an easy skill. With outside seating I can the SubUrban Cafe this becoming a hot spot in the summer months.

Lovely little coffee shop in the heart of Ballyholme that seems to now be a permanent fixture in a…read morelocation that had changed hands several times but due to their staff, food, and convenience you can see why, well I hope so anyway as I liked the place...! On a busy Saturday mid-morning several weeks ago myself and two friends availed ourselves of three excellently cooked fries before attending a football match not we're not in the slightest bit greasy and set us up perfectly for the day... Sausage, bacon x2, egg and x2 of potato and soda bread and tomato for £5.95 including cup of coffee or pot of tea was a great price and when the very friendly staff member saw 3 tomatoes still on the plate he suggested next time to ask for it to be substituted and there would be no problem and he also said they will soon be adding hash browns with bits on bacon in them so I shall definitely be there again soon...!! They offer all other usual breakfast options you would expect, is close to several shops if you want to gets some bits and bobs and there is a bank machine literally attached to the café which is handy...! As a resident of Ballyholme and dog-walker I also like how they usually have two dog bowls of water out the front of the shop as the area is heaving with fellow walkers due to its proximity to the beach... Nice touches like that make all the difference

Jeffers Bakery is a lovely old fashioned type of bakery and cafe. Downstairs is the bakery, where…read moreone can purchase a huge range of delicious cakes, buns, breads and sandwiches to take out. Their filled sodas are absolutely delicious - I have tried numerous times to make them myself at home, but they never taste as good as they do in Jeffers. Celebration cakes can also be made to order here, including platters of goddies such as sausage rolls and vol-au-vents. Upstairs is the cafe/tea shop - there is always a delicious range of food available to view on the hot plate, my favourite is the filled baked potato with bacon and cheese, closely followed by the quiche with salad or the vegetarian pizza slice. They can also make up cold meals such as salads or sandwiches to order.

This is a really nice bakery and cafe on Bow Street in Lisburn. The bakery is downstairs and offers…read morea great range of homemade cakes, pastries, breads and scones. All of which are great! The cafe upstairs offers a nice range of homemade lunches or which I actually love their salads. Mainly as they justify the cake I proceed to have after it! Plus it's fresh and delicious too. They also make cakes to order if you've a birthday or special occasion coming up and the prices across the board in here are fairly good! Jefferson's has a real traditional homely charm that makes a refreshing change from subway or Starbucks.