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Bangor
Restaurant
Situated in Bangor's town centre directly opposite the bus and train stations. Cosmopolitan in style the Ava Restaurant & Vin Café offers a tapas menu along with a traditional grill menu and fantastic choice of wine.
Bangor
Pub / Nightclub
As Bangor's oldest and most revered public house, established in 1780, we are responsible for reinventing the art of conversation in a warm and entertaining environment.
Killinchy
Food Experiences
Enjoy the beauty of Strangford Lough from your own canoe and relax in the serenity of your surroundings before tucking into tasty treats in an 18th century thatched cottage in an area of outstanding natural beauty just 40 minutes from Belfast.
Greyabbey
Restaurant
A former coaching house with a cosy traditional atmosphere and log fire in picturesque Greyabbey, just three miles from famous Mount Stewart house and gardens. Fine food catering for all tastes. Families especially welcome.
Comber
Café
Freshly prepared and locally sourced is our ethos. We use quality local suppliers to bring you fresh, tasty ingredients and then we work our Sugarcane magic of cooking with LOVE to bring our range of dishes to the plate.
Cultra
Restaurant
We pride ourselves on our high standard of food and service. Using only the finest local produce our wholesome menu has been created by our Head Chef, Mark McMahon, to satisfy all your culinary needs.
Holywood
Restaurant
Rayanne House is the only Exclusively Fine Dining restaurant in the Belfast area. This perfect, period location offers private dining room and surroundings to create a unique culinary experience.
Bangor
Restaurant
At Little Wing our passion for pizza shines through! We tirelessly search for the finest fresh ingredients which we cook using time honoured methods in our traditional Wood Stone oven, all served in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Bangor
Restaurant
We have been serving food for over 50 years. Our founder, Mr Tom Davis, started the family run business in 1968 in Belfast. Skandia group consists now of 3 restaurants, Neill's Hill, Acton & Sons, and Tom's part of the Bangor dining scene since 1971.
Bangor
Café
Our arts centre features a working pottery with an in house potter, pottery for sale, arts classes and activities for children. While our Café offers delicious artisan wood fired pizza, sharing deli boards and a range of sweet treats.
Newtownards
Restaurant
Located at the tip of Strangford Lough and the heart of Co.Down, LeWinters has an established reputation throughout Northern Ireland as a popular eatery with an extensive menu of freshly prepared local, traditional and modern cuisine. 5* FSA rating.
Bangor
Restaurant
Jamaica Inn is a Bangor institution, run by Dave and Michelle Harding since 2004. A warm welcome, great food and drinks and a superb setting with a fabulous beer garden awaits you on the coast road. Be sure to book a table!
Newtownards
Café
Family run business, who pride themselves for meeting individual customers needs. Both breakfast and lunch menu available, along with kiddies eatables. Afternoon treats also prove to be popular.
Bangor
Restaurant
Everything is locally sourced our wonderful meat, fish, vegetables, our staff (apart from our Moroccan
yak herder) all of it is good old home grown Northern Ireland stuff.
Newtownards
Restaurant
Seafood lovers paradise where seafood is lifted daily off our own Portavogie fishing fleet and carried just 50 yards up into the Quay's kitchen to be cooked fresh to order just for you. Extensive main, vegetarian and children's menu also…
Comber
Café
Where we continue our coat making tradition and our linen heritage with the linen rain collection by Winnie Magee. made and showcased here on the premises alongside Dubarry of Ireland as well as the appropriately named coatmakers cafe.
Newtownards
Café
Opened in 2004 The Old Post Office Tea Rooms are situated on the picturesque shores of Strangford Lough in the village of Lisbane, County Down, between Comber and Downpatrick. This grade B listed thatched building dates back to the 1840s.