Find out what British restaurants to try in Donaghadee. Donaghadee (from Irish: Domhnach Daoi, meaning "Daoi's church") is a small town in County Down, Northern Ireland. It lies on the northeast coast of the Ards Peninsula, about 18 miles (29 km) east of Belfast and about six miles (10 km) south east of Bangor. It is in the civil parish of Donaghadee and the historic barony of Ards Lower. It had a population of 6,869 people in the 2011 Census.
Things to do in Donaghadee
4 based on 27 reviews
Twice had good fish & chips (female frying), however the last twice (owner frying) the fish was seriously overcooked (hard and inedible in places), we're using an alternative now but will try again in a couple of months to see if any improvement. I think it's pot luck who's doing the frying.
3 based on 166 reviews
The Captains Table has been synonymous for Award winning Quality Fish & Chips with the recent addition of Caproni Ice Cream complimented with Freshly Ground Coffee adds to the experience of a beautifully positioned Cafe with stunning seat views to the Cop
We visited here recently on a trip to Donaghadee and were extremely disappointed by the poor quality of the fish and the soggy, spongy batter. The chips werenât much better and it was only as we were leaving we realised exactly why the food & interior was SO disappointing..out of a 5 star score ..the âscores on the doorsâ which relate to hygiene etc were a paltry 2Definitely will not be returning to this awful place.
4 based on 116 reviews
Not impressed at all. Ordered 2 soups and 2 toasted sandwiches, Were presented with soup which clearly had been reheated in the bowl as it had a "crusty rim" round it...one bowl was not even half full.Toasted sandwiches were ok...but poorly filled.Bottles of soft drinks were delivered to the table IN the glasses to be used for drinking them!! How clean I wonder were the bottles!poor service too.Not impressed and won't be back
4 based on 136 reviews
We have had regular fabulous meals at The Moat Inn, the mushrooms stuffed with pateâ and roast duck is my favourite! their early bird is the best value in Donaghadee, great price, great portions and great tasting food! Although I like the charm and atmosphere of the downstairs lounge they have a beautiful restaurant upstairs! Staff are always friendly and helpful with convenient parking itâs well worth a visit
4 based on 447 reviews
This bar has been around since before the English settlers landed in America (in 1620) and when it originally opened on this exact site on Donaghadee's High Street in 1611, it was known as The King's Arms. Since then, Grace Neill's has been visited by cou
I havenât been in this establishment for over a year and was hoping that it had seen the error of its ways by employing and training more staff etc. Sadly not. Four patrons in the front bar.....no one behind the bar. The back bar was busy but not full. I stood along with another customer being completely ignored by the two people behind the bar who appeared to be only interested in making cocktails and servicing the restaurant. After nearly ten minutes I gave up and left. I look forward to this potential gold mine of a bar being taken over, hopefully soon. My advice to visitors to this town is to take photos of the great exterior and then walk on.
4 based on 846 reviews
We were on a private tour when the weather turned (as it can in Northern Ireland) so we ducked in here for lunch. The meal was good and plentiful. The staff was warm and welcoming. A fine choice!
4 based on 429 reviews
Visited with a family of 5 including 3 teenage children.Very tasty food and friendly staff, especially the bar manager Tom.First visit but would certainly return
4 based on 448 reviews
I am so glad to have a little gem like this in Ards, the menu was amazing I wanted everything!!! The crab claws were delicious. Better then the food was the service, a special mention to Andrea. She was attentive friendly, she couldnât do enough made for a lovely evening. Will definitely return.
5 based on 80 reviews
Local food served fresh, hot and at great quality! Value for money, a great place to dine or meet friends for a cuppa and a chat. Private hire available for parties, bookings welcome, wheelchair and pushchair friendly. Sunday roasts to rival any gastro cu
Popped in for breakfast this morning with my baby twins and was very impressed with the selection of food available (and the fact my very wide pram was able to fit through the front door - it's not always guaranteed!). Sam and Georgie gave us such a warm welcome and were very accomodating, even scrambling up some eggs for my little ones. I ordered the breakfast wrap which came quickly and was hot, fresh and delicious. I even had the chance to explore the garden and was amazed, it is beautiful and far larger than I had expected! In short - lovely atmosphere, friendly staff, delicious food. I'll be back again soon and very much look forward to enjoying a coffee in the garden. What a haven.Cara, it was so lovely meeting you- your babies are scrumptious! I'm so glad you found us, and we look forward to seeing you again very soon! (I'll try to remember some bubbles for the wee ones next time!)x
5 based on 183 reviews
Dine with a view at the Lighthouse Bar and Grill, situated right on the sea front in Donaghadee we provide high quality, fresh food using local ingredients at an affordable price point. Our chargrill dishes are our signature meals including our burger, st
If the food remains to be such a high standard, only knocked off the pedestal slightly by the excellent service, I'll never get my work done, If I'm not savouring my time here I'm dreaming up good things to say. So to be concise, the quality and choice of dishes is perfect, the waiting staff, well, they're special. All very attentive and eager to please. We just learned it was a totally dog friendly house, so can't wait to bring our Toby here next time.
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