Such kind people that helped us out when we were lost and also amazing food!!! Coffee was so good…read moreand the tomato basil soup was delicious!!!

A nice selection of coffee and bakery items at this cozy shop across from St. John's Castle in the…read morebusiness district. Ample space, cheery staff, and tasty food make this a nice spot to relax or meet friends.

Stopped into Saint John's farmers market on a chilly November day, stopped into the Neb for a late…read morelunch. The Neb Cafe offes many tempting choices for lunch (especially desserts.). We enjoyed quiche, soup and walnut cake with tea of course! Seems to be a popular place for both locals and visitors.

The lighthouse is not open to the public but you can walk right to it. It's an 188 year old, 56…read morefoot tall, fluted, cut limestone lighthouse, nestled in a harbour constructed over 300 years ago. The limestone for the build came from Wales. The harbour was the principal port in the Province before Belfast established itself as number one. This lighthouse was the first in Ireland to be converted to electric in 1934. Its light has a range of 20 miles.

This is a grannies favourite. Have you ever wondered why grannies congregate in coffee shops? I…read morethink it is because firstly they have nothing else to do and more importantly they know what they like and where to get it. Cunninghams is a grannies paradise, everything is done at a snails pace. This is not necessarily a bad thing as it allows it's customers to spend quality time conversing. It sells cakes, coffee and fry ups. I can vouch for these fry ups as they have fuelled me for plenty of football matches. Cunninghams is a sweetheart of a shop, you just couldn't think negatively about it. This may be because the staff treat the elderly customers and the young alike with affection and respect.

This is one of the wee cake, tea and, bizarrely, lasange joints that litter Bangor's town centre…read more This is the kind of place that my mum and nan used to take me after school and that I would get a strawberry milkshake and/or a chocolate eclair. Its not a place for young people to hang out and the prices could be a little bit lower in my opinion. You are going to pay a £5-7 minimum for lunch with a drink which is by no means cheap, but if you're gran is paying then its all ok. The staff are polite and helpful but won't exactly be winning any awards for the speed of their service. This place isn't a bad place to pop into for a cuppa, just don't expect anything that resembles anything after about 1978.

I've been wanting to try food from Sarah's World Fare, a vegan food stall and catering business,…read morefor a very long time. On Tuesday 07/11/2017 I got a chance to do so at St George's Twilight Market, Belfast. My sister and I shared a portion of Spicy Chilli Cheeze Fries and a Vegan Kebab with Garlic Aioli, so we could try both dishes. Some moreish chocolate brownies completed our meal. Food was absolutely phenomenal in every way - taste, texture, appearance and fragrance - it was heavenly. Better than I've had in award winning restaurants around the world. Every mouthful was luscious, filled with rich flavours, perfectly balanced, flawlessly seasoned and a delight to savour. The icing on the cake is that no animals are harmed in the making! Ringing in at circa £5 to £6 per plate, cost was excellent value for such high quality. Sarah's World Fare is exceptional and worth making a trip to a market or event purely just to try. I would strongly recommend to all, whether vegan or not, as I think everyone will love this food.

I quite often visit Folktown Market in Bank Square, Belfast, on Thursdays and that is where I first…read morestumbled upon Sarah's World Fare - a very pleasant vegan lunch stall. I've had a few things there, including her black bean burgers. Today I had Sarah's chilli nachos, made with a mixture of beans, lentils and sweetcorn plus peppers. I'm not a vegetarian or vegan myself but often like to explore vegetarian and vegan food when I find it. I'm glad I found this one. If you are looking for his sort of thing, follow her website: https://sarahsworldfare.com/ and her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sarahsworldfare/

This is a very homey place, like going to your mother's house. We at there 3 times during the week…read moreand everyone had great meals. Make sure you bring you own alcohol or you can go to the pub next door. If your in peel, make sure you stop here for a meal.

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!

We stumbled upon Fig & Olive while looking for a spot to have breakfast before leaving Stranraer…read moreand what a find! The coffee was excellent, the breakfast dishes were delicious, and it had such a cozy ambiance. I loved the charming artwork on the walls and the steady stream of dogs that came in with their owners (yes, it is dog-friendly!) I ordered the chicken club sandwich, which was really nice - perfectly toasted multigrain bread filled with fresh grilled chicken, crispy bacon, and greens. Everyone at our table enjoyed their meals and the service was pleasant. If you find yourself in Stranraer, I highly recommend Fig & Olive for breakfast/lunch!