Discover Restaurants offering the best Irish food in Cookstown, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Cookstown is a town and townland in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It is the fourth largest town in the county and had a population of 22,838 in the 2011 Census]]. It is one of the main towns in the area of Mid-Ulster. It was founded around 1620 when the townlands in the area were leased by an English ecclesiastical lawyer, Dr. Alan Cooke, from the Archbishop of Armagh, who had been granted the lands after the Flight of the Earls during the Plantation of Ulster. It was one of the main centres of the linen industry West of the River Bann, and until 1956, the processes of flax spinning, weaving, bleaching and beetling were carried out in the town.
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Three Chicken Goujons for £2.80! No bigger than your middle finger and that just about sums up this place
Quirky bistro set on the outskirts of the thriving town centre of cookstown producing everything to suit your appetite from express lunch, and hearty irish food to more delicate fine dining cuisine with daily specials and fantastic pricing all food locall
Swe were travelling to Ballybofey and stopped in Cookstown. A friend recommended the Dunleath. When we noticed it did three courses for £10.00 we thought oops maybe should have gone elsewhere. We were very pleasantly surprised. My son had garlic mushrooms as his starter and he said they were lovely. He then opted for chicken and chips which he ate with relish. (pleasure not sauce) followed by chocolate cake He was very pleased with his meal. After I informed the very pleasant waitress that I had a severe wheat and egg allergy she went to check with chef. Upon return she said that with exception of two meals on menu the chef could cook anything else to suit. I had the chicken which was really good. My granddaughter had chicken gougons and she said they were lip-smacking good. A jug of orange and our meals came to £24. I will definitely call here again when I am in that neck of the woods. Highly recommended.
4 based on 74 reviews
Ok if you just want some plain food. Service not great, very slow and they donât do chicken or turkey gravy even when serving turkey and ham!!!! Suitable for people who like plain food!!Thank you for taking the time to write a review , We have just registered with Tripadvisor hence the delay in replying , We are shocked to read your story , I have passed on your feedback to the team. On a positive note we do have 5 star health & hygiene food rating and have been established as restaurant for over 30 years. Again Thank you for your review Kind Regards Hanover House
4 based on 30 reviews
Good Food & Fine Wines. At the Glenavon House Hotel, Cookstown great importance is placed on providing good food, fine wines, and efficient, prompt service, all the while endeavoring to use the very best of local seasonal produce. The superb cuisine, serv
Visited here for an aunts birthday and to be honest I wasn't looking forward to it following a recent visit as a wedding guest. However ill be the first to admit the food was genuinely beautiful and the staff were lovely makes me think maybe I was just dealing with a bad agency staff member before. Anyway would totally recommend coming here for a meal I will certainly return Dear Eamonn33We were delighted to hear that your return visit to the hotel was a success. I appreciate you taking the time to review the hotel and your acknowledgment therein. We look forward to welcoming you back on many occasions in the future when I trust the above experience will be the norm :)Kind regardsPaula Wilson
4 based on 26 reviews
Parked on street beside Cuppatino's , just off Main Street Cookstown, which is one of the widest main Street's in the Country.Ordered a Cup of Tea and a Cake which were both good.. Nice place, plenty of room , and good service.
4 based on 49 reviews
Very disappointed. We ordered our meal just as Sunday carvery was finishing and I honestly think our chips were the leftovers just reheated. Steak was overcooked and not very tasty! This used to be our favourite restaurant but I wouldn't be in a hurry back. Staff are always pleasant and attentive tho. Dear EmLou101,Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback following your meal at The Windsor Restaurant and for your kind remarks about our staff. Please accept my apologies that you were dissatisfied with your food. We pride ourselves on our consistently high standards and can assure you that chips are always freshly cooked to order and never reheated from leftovers. Additionally, we would have been more than happy to replace your meal if you had indicated any problem at the time. We do hope that you will return for another visit and give us the opportunity to provide the quality of food and service for which we are locally renowned.Best wishes,The Royal Hotel
4 based on 108 reviews
I visited Time Bar, Cookstown, Co.Tyrone 3.10pm Wednesday 12th September 2018.A barman took my food order, no notepad, tried to remember my order in his head (and big no no for me).I had the vegetable soup.Nice but, barely hot enough 6/10.I opted for the 10oz steak at £18.95.Included was...1: Sauce 1: SideThe steak was very small.It was also tasteless.The red wine gravy was nice but.Would I return for another steak...?NO...Would I return for other food...?Yes, as I've eaten here before & it was nice.Overall experience this visit & value for money 5/10
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4 based on 113 reviews
Dining At GreenvaleIt's a combination of the wonderful array of dishes, the best-quality fresh and locally sourced produce, the excellent skills and knowledge of our resident chef, the friendly and efficient service and the beautiful surroundings that mak
I am frequently passing through Cookstown and at a time when I am wanting to find somewhere to eat. I was with a group of friends so didn't want to create a scene. Two of us ordered the roast beef toasted sandwich and I couldn't believe what arrived. Two thin slices of cold toast with slices of cold roast in between them, topped off with partially cooked onions. At the very least I was expecting hot roast beef inside hot bread. There was a salad which was off-putting as the plate was heaped too full and it resembled a salad from the 1980s. I just don't know where the coleslaw came from, it was really white and most of the items on the plate had no flavour - the cheapest ingredients I suspect! Just a waste of time and money! Why can't kitchens take a bit of pride in what they send out to customers?
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5 based on 40 reviews
Lunch was superb. Not haute cuisine but without deficit. We hoped for a quick 'ordinary' lunch but what a surprise. Friendly efficient staff. Good choice of food. Coleslaw was in the top 1% of any that we have tasted. Everything seemed to be freshly cooked but there was no undue delay. Ingredients top class. Puddings - we only had one each but other choices looked equally good (what we ate was excellent). Decent coffee. And the overall price was surprisingly modest.
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