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souvlaki, the pork gyro or the
creamy vegetarian moussaka.
There is also a Cuban cigar menu.
ENNISKILLEN:
The Belleek Restaurant £££
Irish Road map C2
Manor House Country Hotel,
Killadeas, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh
Tel 028 6862 2200
Lake views accompany delicious
traditional fare. The roast rack of
Fermanagh spring lamb with
lemon-glazed sweetbreads and
kale colcannon cake is a highlight.
HILLSBOROUGH:
Hillside Bar & Bistro ££
Bistro Road map D2 Brown’s Restaurant & Champagne Lounge, Londonderry
21 Main Street, Hillsborough,
Co Down LONDONDERRY: visitors. The idyllic setting
Tel 028 9268 9233 Brown’s Restaurant overlooking the sea affords some
This attractive country-style pub & Champagne Lounge ££ of the best views in the town.
and restaurant has a good European Road map C1
seasonal menu. Start with the 1 Bonds Hill, Co Londonderry OMAGH:
shin of beef pie and end with Tel 028 7136 5180 Closed lunch Sat, Grant’s Restaurant ££
delicious ice cream from nearby dinner Sun, Mon Irish Road map C2
Glastry Farm. An unremarkable façade hides a 29 George’s Street, Omagh,
gastronomic treasure. Gracious Co Tyrone
HOLYWOOD: The Bay Tree ££ service, a fine wine list and, on the Tel 028 8225 0900
Irish Road map E2 menu, great steaks and scallops. Named after US president
118 High Street, Holywood, Co Down Also delicious is the pan-seared Ulysses S. Grant, this place,
Tel 028 9042 1419 Closed dinner fillet of Greencastle monkfish. popular with locals, offers
(except Fri); Sun a hearty and varied menu –
A café/bakery renowned for its LONDONDERRY: Quaywest seafood, steaks and vegetarian
cinnamon scones. The bacon Wine Bar & Restaurant ££ options available.
and banana toasted sandwich Bistro Road map C1
with maple syrup is delicious for Boating Club Lane, Co Londonderry RICHHILL:
breakfast. Also on the menu are Tel 028 7137 0977 Stonebridge Brasserie ££
fresh fish and organic salads. Cool and smart urban dining. Try Irish Road map D2
the Cajun salmon with spicy rice 74 Legacorry Road, Richhill,
LIMAVADY: The Lime Tree ££ and lemon and lime salsa. Great Co Armagh
Irish Road map D1 wine list. Booking essential. Tel 028 3833 7232
60 Catherine Street, Limavady, Housed in an atmospheric
Co Londonderry PORTBALLINTRAE: The Porthole building, this family-run eatery
Tel 028 7776 4300 Closed Sun Bar & Restaurant ££ offers an excellent all-day
& Mon Irish Road map D1 menu of locally sourced
A small and simply decorated Bay View Hotel, 2 Bayhead Road, food. The Armagh pork belly
restaurant, but with an ambitious Portballintrae, Co Antrim is a speciality.
menu that includes a Galician Tel 028 2073 4100
fish stew. Stunning views, a relaxed vibe STRANGFORD: The Cuan ££
and tasty food prepared with Irish Road map E2
LONDONDERRY: local produce. Try the venison 4 The Square, Strangford,
Badger’s Bar £ sausage or the baked fishcake. Downpatrick
Irish Road map C1 Tel 028 4488 1222
16–18 Orchard Street, PORTRUSH: Warm, family-run hostelry on
Co Londonderry The Harbour Bistro ££ the shore of Strangford Lough.
Tel 028 7136 0763 Irish Road map D1 Seafood dominates the menu,
This wood-panelled Victorian The Harbour, Portrush, Co Antrim and the delicious chowder is
pub gets packed for lunch but Tel 028 7082 2430 particularly memorable.
is calmer in the evenings. Try The best restaurant in town, with
the baked smoked haddock. roaring fires and a cosy, friendly WARRENPOINT:
atmosphere. On the menu is Restaurant 23 ££
LONDONDERRY: delicious Irish food with a twist. Irish Road map D2
The Metro Bar £ The Balmoral Hotel, 13 Seaview,
Irish Road map C1 PORTSTEWART: Harry’s Shack £ Warrenpoint, Co Down
3–4 Bank Place, Londonderry Seafood Road map D1 Tel 028 4175 3222
Tel 028 7126 7401 116 Strand Road, Portstewart, Imaginative food created by
A local favourite beneath Co Londonderry top chef Raymond McArdle.
Derry’s walls. First-rate, hearty Tel 028 7083 01783 The seafood is superb, or try
lunches include Guinness beef The fresh fish and meat dishes the slow cooked dry-aged
stew, as well as lighter soups served at this restaurant beef from Dromara. Great
and sandwiches. are perennially popular with value lunch menu.
For more information on types of restaurants see pages 304–5
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