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The Portaferry Hotel is a charming waterside village inn, overlooking Strangford Lough, a renowned bird sanctuary and designated wildlife area. The terrace in which the hotel is located dates back to the 18th century. John and Marie Herlihy have sensitively renovated and extended the property to its current three star rating.

All 14 superbly appointed en-suite bedrooms, many with idyllic waterside views, are individually styled and traditionally furnished. Our award-winning Resta...

The food is so delightfully relaxed and calm - pigeon with Puy lenils and bacon; roast cod with tomatoes and courgettes; lamb with tomato and chick peas; caramel pot; vanilla ice cream with caramelised bananas - that one realises the importance of a space like this.

It is not grandiose, or especially glamorous, but its democratic air and code of service makes it someplace which has, almost unwittingly, almost accidentally, become someplace special....

Recently relocated in new ground floor premises, the Rosemary Jane provides an intimate and frendly atmosphere. The varied menu prepared by owner Rosemary McKillen includes vegetarian dishes and a good choice of imaginative home made soups, salads and desserts....

Quality food served within a wonderful ambience!...

A bright and busy self service coffee shop which offers a very wide range of savouries and sweets all prepared to a very high standard. COELIAC MENU AVAILABLE....

Shanks Restaurant in Bangor, County Down is famous for its use of local produce in the creation of numerous signature dishes that include meat, poultry and seafood. The menu changes weekly depending on availability of local produce....

Just off the main street in Hillsborough, the shop offers views of the Parish church and its grounds and shares its courtyard with a craft shop. The proprietor Mo Mullan offers a healthy, home made food with the accent on nutritional balance....

In old converted cottages with stone walls and floors and the original wooden beams. The entrance to this very quaint coffee house is through a craft shop. The scones and traybakes are renowned locally and lunch consists of homemade soup, salads and casseroles and sweet and savoury pies....

Approached through a eighteenth century archway, the Bay Tree pottery shop and gallery opens out into a delightful eating house for coffee and the famous cinnamon scones or adventurous lunches by Sue Farmer.

There is also a litle sun terrace whch is used on fine days. This is a non smoking premises....

This coffee shop is incorporated in Hampton's Furnishings and Interiors retail outlet. The shop is modern, self service and smoking is not allowed. The tea and coffee here is prepared for filtered water for a fuller flavour and the scones are always good....