Reviews on British food in Strangford, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Strangford (from Old Norse Strangr-fjǫrðr, meaning 'strong fjord') is a small village at the mouth of Strangford Lough in County Down, Northern Ireland. It has a population of 475 according to the 2001 Census.
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4 based on 158 reviews
This is a lovely delicatessen cum coffee shop, situated adjacent to the gates of the historical Killyleagh Castle. Never empty, always great food - and healthy!
lunched here in rotten weather and while everything outside was in black & white, it was a Technicolor dream inside.Bijou perfection , wonderful food that is almost too pretty to eat with great coffee. I can recommend everything, lovely people too with excellent service. Just the thing to turn a rainy day into summer sunshine !
4 based on 223 reviews
Quaint restaurant in Killyleagh a short distance from the water's edge.Charming surroundings, super food, great service and good value - a smuggler's delight!!
4 based on 46 reviews
Deli-licious Cafe Portaferry Open 9-3 weekdays and 9-4 Saturday and Sunday
Called in for a snack whilst visiting Portaferry. Food and service was fine though the menu was a little limited. This Café only accepts Cash.
4 based on 257 reviews
We came here for a late lunch / early dinner after visiting Mount Stewart. I had the large bowl of seafood chowder served with wheaten bread. The chowder had a rich, creamy taste although I'd have preferred less potato and more seafood. The chowder was served in a wide, shallow bowl which looked very tempting, but served in a deeper bowl would have kept the food hot for longer. My wife's hake with garlic potatoes and samphire was served with a tangy, citrus mayonnaise which was delicious.
4 based on 85 reviews
Im fairly well versed in steak sandwiches, and the one I had last week at the Pantry was second to none. I know how I like my meat - and I got exactly what I asked for (which, in my opinion, is a rarity in Northern Ireland as most places like to over-cook your order - assuming "she couldn't possibly have meant rare, we know best, lets give her medium-well done" and then ruining a perfectly good cut of beef that had the potential to be so much more! My husband and I enjoyed a shared starter that had such great flavours (goats cheese) and did exactly what a starter should do, got us ready for our main! We also had a dessert - the pavlova - it was perfect. I couldn't believe the quality of all 3 dishes - compliments to the chef. The whole experience was so much higher than I was expecting, from a little cafe/restaurant in little ol' Strangford. I will definitely be returning (today actually!...and bringing a friend!) The service was nice, and the prices very reasonable - in my opinion, if this place was in London/Belfast they could/would be charging much more!
4 based on 60 reviews
We go to Captain Jack's regularly and we are never disappointed hence why we always go back. The Menu has a Fantastic selection so if you don't find anything that you like, there is something wrong! We visited today and Nicole served us. She was very attentive and nothing is ever a problem. As for the food, we got a Roast Beef Dinner and a Steak Sandwich with Skinny Fries. You always get great size portions and the food is very good value for money. You can even bring your own alcoholic beverage which is definitely a plus! All in all if you are in the area, call in. You won't be disappointed. Delicious food, great value and very friendly staff. What's not to like?
4 based on 115 reviews
For a place that is only open three days a week this restaurant is superb. Great views, lovely friendly staff and delicious, good value food. You can either eat upstairs in the restaurant or a more limit menu in the bar downstairs.
4 based on 443 reviews
Winners of Ulster Seafood Restaurant of the Year 2018, runners up Pub of the Year 2016, Taste of Ulster 2016 & 2017. This family run restaurant and bar, is situated in the heart of Strangford village overlooking the lough, serving local fresh produce. Dis
We booked a table Friday night for dinner, it really exceeded our expectations .From the decor , atmosphere and friendly staff to the amazing food. We had the rump steaks with all the trimmings , absolutely delicious, good quality wine , can't wait to return !!
4 based on 603 reviews
The Cuan Licensed Guest Inn is a family owned and run hotel located in the beautiful conservation village of Strangford, on the shores of Strangford Lough. We offer a fantastic food experience with seafood as our specialism and a passionate commitment to
We came over from Isle of Man on a grey day. We were hungry so came straight to the Cuan as we have been well-fed here previously. Right up to our expectations, if anything even better than before. Prompt, friendly service, our beautifully cooked meals arrived in good time. Even our normally reticent crew member commented her meal was delicious, praise indeed! The usual welcoming atmosphere is still there, if anything slightly improved as we were earlier than our normal time so the restaurant was still only filling up. It all set us up nicely for a stroll around the coast path overlooking Audley's Roads and Castle Ward.
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5 based on 170 reviews
Contemporary Bistro in Strangford, County Down. Using the best of local seasonal produce, cooked simply, letting the ingredients sing for themselves. We pride ourselves on providing high quality and professional service in a friendly and relaxed environme
Great service, friendly, fast and professional. Lovely food at a good price. A clean and lovely place to eat. Only 2-3 minutes walk from the ferry to Portaferry.
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