A small Hut on the Quay with Peel Castle as it's back drop. Picked Manx Mix, (cockles, whelks,…read moresquid etc), Pickled individual things, crab pate, baps with everything. Pablo had a kipper bap, friend to order and dabbed with mayo. He loved it. I had picked Manx Mix, a bit too pickled for my taste. Friendly server/cook and prices were very good. There are a few tables and benches in front of the Hut. Marked down a star as just not my palate but Pablo loved his kippers.

I recently moved here to the island from the US, where fried chicken is one the hottest food in…read moredining circles. To be blunt, by US standards we are looking at probably three stars (at best) and they would have trouble surviving. On the island, fried chicken is one of the great foods that is lacking and the best is probably what you can get from a late night kebab house. By island standards, it probably earns a Michelin star, or at least four stars. The chicken itself is more KFC original recipe style, breaded and tasty but not crispy (which is my preference). The chicken is actually pretty high quality and meaty and the breading is nice if you are not looking for crispy (and good otherwise, hence I ate four pieces). Chips are typical fast food frozen fries, they won't make you forgot McDonalds but you'll finish them. The restaurant itself is clean and bright though with limited seating, so much nicer than the KFC around the corner. Overall, a good place to get your fried chicken fix and a nice place to have a meal.

Yum! This was place was delicious! We were visiting the island and our host told us about ginger…read moreice cream at this place. We came for the ice cream and decided to have dinner too--might as well, right? Everything was delicious and super flavorful (we were missing having spices in our food after a month of English/Irish food during our travels). We sat upstairs where it was quiet and pleasant. Our waitress was super sweet and attentive, even though it required her to run up the stairs all evening. The decor was lovely. The complimentary rice puffs were a nice touch. We definitely finished off with ice cream. My boyfriend got fried ice cream, but it wasn't at all like the kind he is used to in the US. It was still good, he was just confused, haha. Our bellies were full and happy afterward. We would absolutely come back if we find ourselves on Isle of Man again. The only thing I didn't like was the bottomless tea. I got so excited that I could have plenty of tea with my meal, but it was basically hot water with a few leaves thrown in. I couldn't taste the tea at all as it was, and of course, when they refill it, it was just more water added to the same old flavorless tea leaves, and I have no idea how anyone could fall that tea. Disappointed in that regard. Otherwise, all was great!

My friends and I frequent New HK as it offers variety of food for everyone and the atmosphere is…read morevery welcoming. Also, the staff are always friendly and professional making sure everything's alright. We try to order different food from the menu and each time the food comes hot, aromatic and always delicious. Lastly, the portions is enough to satiate one hungry tummy . ** Asian restaurant and Vegan friendly .

Went based on some Facebook chatter and was pleased. Initially worried as the restaurant is in the…read morerear of a pub, not your typical Thai setting. Large Chinese/Thai menu. Had salt and pepper spare ribs as a starter from the Chinese side of the menu and it was nice. Good sized portion and the ribs were not deep fried. My main was chicken pad thai. It did not look that great but was very tasty. What I would expect a Thai person cooks for themselves. Also, huge portion. Overall, nice meal and I plan to go back.

What a lucky find! The Fish House is a great little seafood café and fishmarket not to be missed if…read moreyou are in Port Saint Mary. We had Queenie's and chorizo on a roll, and a fabulous smoked haddock Benedict. Freshly caught fish arrived through while we were there. Staff was friendly & service was good. Prices are very modest. Unlicensed but looks like you can BYOB.

The Fish House is amazing! Stopped there while hiking around the Isle, and we were blown away by…read morethe delicious fresh seafood tucked away in a corner of Port St. Mary. I had a bagel with a large helping of fresh lobster and melted cheese. The food was so good that we then bought some smoked salmon pate and kippers to bring home for breakfast. Prices were great, staff was helpful, atmosphere was lovely. If I'm ever on the Isle again, I'll definitely be going back!

Friendly and fast employees. Fresh condiments are used. tastes very good. You get a large meal for…read morea fair price.

Thai Thai has alot to offer, the place is spacious, comfortable, relaxing, and the service is…read moreexcellent. I had Chicken Satay for starters and Pad Thai for main, it was really good quality and value for £££. New Manilla used to be first choice but that seems more suitable for quick eats before the cinema. Thai Thai will give you a much more settled evening and you'll enjoy the food until you feel like your pants are too tight. Recommended

A hidden gem in the heart of Douglas. Very impressed with the food and service. Staff very friendly…read moreand the pricing was competitive. Would go back if ever on the island in future.

Surprisingly, there are not many great places for a informal lunch in Douglas and you often feel…read moreyour best option is M&S. A friend recommended DownTown Cafe and very happy I found it. I had the Philly Cheesesteak with onion, and while not overly authentic (I'm from the US) it was tasty. The steak was thin but not chewy or fatty, chips were nice. My son had a burger which he liked and a chocolate chip milkshake (which anyone would like). My daughter had a smoothy that she raved about. Menu also had a lot of nice options, including belgian waffles, pancakes and omelets. Will definitely go again.