A great little cafe and stop while waiting for you plane. it's about 10 mins max to the airport…read more It is well sign posted these days. The view is fantastic. We had Lemon Drizzle Cake and coffee outside. Raad nr Foillan path is a couple minutes from the cafe so grab a short walk before or after if you have time. The view of Derby Fort and Langness are great. Lots of car park space and a nice friendly boy inside to take care of you. Bar available for the non coffee drinkers.

Difficult to find cafe but well worth it. We had heard about it a few times and decided to try;…read moreyou need to go into Derbyhaven, drive along the water, then along the airport runway and it is standing by itself at the end of the road. What was quite telling is that when we finally did find it, the restaurant was full and we had to book to come back an hour later for lunch. Nice option, combining comfort food with fresh, presumably local, ingredients. I started with broccoli stilton soup. The broccoli came through and it had a nice consistency though I could not really taste the stilton. For my main, I had chicken kiev. Large piece of chicken and the garlic butter definitely had enough garlic. Came with good fresh vegetables and nice chips. My son seemed to enjoy the chocolate cake. While the service wasn't fast, it was very pleasant. We plan on going again.

Situated at Port Erin Railway Station, the Whistlestop Coffee Shop offers a delicious menu…read moreincluding sandwiches, toasties, soups, jacket potatoes and salads along with breakfast items and daily specials.

The Food was Ok - large portions. We had Fish Chowder small bowl and it was enough for two. We…read moreordered chips to make chip buttys and they were pretty awful, but hey its subjective. The service was chipper, a gaggle of smiling youngsters anxious to please. The cafe is clean and very spacious. It's all about the views and that's what we came for. Glass windows all around the cafe, not a bad view in the house. The cafe is a bonus for lashings of tea on a cold windy day.

At the south of the island you can find one of the most picturesque spots of the whole island. The…read moreviews over the calf of Man and the Irish Sea are breathtaking. This is one of the spots you have to see and experience yourself, because words and even pictures cannot capture the deep impression the landscape has on the visitors. Beside of the breathtaking scenery you can walk along the coastal pathway or just stroll to the edge of the sea to experience the rough wind and weather. If you are lucky you can spot a seal down on the beach or try to identify different seabirds circling the Calf of Man. Indoors, the visitor center has a lot of information about the landscape and wildlife of the sound and coast. The nice café here has a 180 degree panoramic view and on stormy days you can sit behind the big glass windows and watch the forces of nature battering the cliffs while enjoying tea and scones. The café also offers soups and other small meals to warm you up after your time outside. To get here you can take the hourly bus from Port Erin that stops right in front of the visitor center. The trip here is already a very scenic drive, especially if you are lucky enough to have a bus driver that points out the highlights of the scenery while driving down a narrow single track with his double-decker - priceless. Next time on the island we would definitely come here again, this time perhaps even for a longer walk along the coast to discover more stunning views on the way!

It took me two years to make it here despite the great reviews and I am so regretting the delay…read more Went today for lunch and it was fantastic. Had chicken tacos from their street food menu and it actually tasted like street food that you would get at a cool restaurant in London or Berlin, not the reheated fast food street food you normally get on the island. The chicken was fresh and the flavor was interesting and great. It also came with a nice combination of four salads (including tomato and mozzarella and a cous cous salad). Finally, rather than throwing chips at you, it included some beautiful sauteed potatoes. Overall, a great lunch.

Fantastic little cafe with handcrafted food and excellent coffee. The two owners are on site and…read morefriendly. Had an excellent Manx breakfast.

We stopped into the Yard coffee house while walking through/exploring Castletown in the Isle of…read moreMan. We stopped in just for a cappuccino and tea, but they had an amazing afternoon tea special for 11.95 for two which contained either coffee (cappuccino) or tea and two platters full of various types of sandwiches and deserts. It was probably big enough for four people and we definitely couldn't finish it, although it was not for lack of trying. Service was quick and friendly and it was a pleasant atmosphere. It is a large place which allows for it to get quite busy. It was a quiet weekend when we were there, but it was still quite busy. If anything, I would say that would be a testament to the quality of this place.

I went for brunch on a Sunday morning and was impressed. It is a small place (though I heard they…read moreare expanding) and I felt lucky to get a seat (some people did have reservations). Not formal, the menu is on a blackboard. On Sundays, they only serve the breakfast menu. I had a croque monsieur (ham and cheese toasted sandwich). Hard for this to earn five stars but it did. The ham was thick and perfectly cooked, the right amount of cheese and it all came together perfectly. Very reasonably priced and service was friendly. All around a very good place to stop by for breakfast or lunch.

Patchwork Cafe' is a great little place for homemade, fresh, quality food and value for money…read more Their Loughtan Lamb Burger and garlic mayo is one of my faves, just have to take care of your breath afterwards. On Friday nights, they do burger nights, where you can eat in (bring your own), or take it away and eat where you like. There are cinema nights too. It's usually films that your Mum would watch, but there are some good showings at times. Great little place, much better value than nearby pubs, or restaurants. Check it out.

Well, Toasted turned out to be quite the little treat! With about a half hour to kill between the…read morepoint we had to drop our daughter off for school and then be back in time to see her play, we didn't have too many options, and as a result called in here. I've seen the sign out on the main road (which would be easy to miss) every day as it's on my commute to work and yet I've never been in. So this worked out well. What a great hidden gem, loved this place. If you're looking for it, it is opposite the attendant-less Maxol garage, down the side of the used car place. The décor has all the hallmarks of a trendy contemporary coffee shop/deli, nothing too original, but to their credit they have distilled the design to the best elements of it and then executed the layout very well, so it's a nice place to be. The staff were great too which I love as there is little to endear a place to me more quickly than nice people working there who are nice, not through customer training but because they are just good folks!! The food when was great, a wide range of mouth-watering choices are clearly displayed across the huge menu..... which is the entire back wall of the place. It has been painted in blackboard paint and the menu chalked up in big clear writing. The prices although on the higher end of average aren't extortionate by any means so I wouldn't call it cheap eats but you get top quality food and service for just north of average price. The coffee was great, which is an essential element for me and the last thing I ate was a scone..... as we were there so early, it was freshly backed and still warm from the oven......................... so so good!

Nice little find 5 mins from our vacation home. amazing baked goods, solid breakfast and proper…read morecoffee.

Great wee place, with superb breakfasts. Sandra and her family run the most friendly cafe /…read morerestaurant on the Mull of Galloway. For a special night out, book in for an evening meal. The seafood platter is to die for, and you can bring your own bottle(s) too!

For someone visiting from abroad, Tillies is a wonderful find. The food is delicious and the…read morewaitstaff is very friendly. As others have mentioned, everyone knows each other and I was happy to just sit and enjoy the community. Did I mention the food is great?

There's nothing that makes me miss emigrating more than going somewhere were everyone knows each…read moreother, that's literally 10 minutes from the house you grew up in, and nobody knows you! So Tillies makes me very sad, but also very happy! It seems the masses of Clontarf do be in and out of here all day and everyone is really friendly. I was here recently for a chin-wag with an old friend and we enjoyed our 90 minutes or so in the bright, bustling surroundings. We each had a cappuccino and a scone. The cappuccino was decent. Not too milky - just how like it. The scone was a wee bit dry but good all the same, served with cream and jam -my favourite! The staff were lovely, very friendly having chats with customers (everybody knows everybody so of course they are!) and just being generally smiley, which makes the cafe quite cheerful.