Location: Coleraine
Top Restaurants in Coleraine
Best Cafe food near Coleraine, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Coleraine (/koʊlˈreɪn/; from Irish Cúil Rathain, meaning 'nook of the ferns' [kuːlʲ ˈɾˠahɪnʲ]) is a large town and civil parish near the mouth of the River Bann in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is 55 miles (88.5 km) northwest of Belfast and 30 miles (48.3 km) east of Derry, both of which are linked by major roads and railway connections. It is part of Causeway Coast and Glens district.
Things to do in Coleraine
10. Sainsbury's Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Cats_123
Sainsburys have reached a new low removing the serviced cafe. Self service machines have replaced the hand made coffee. Staff were friendly and helpful and the toasted snack we had was to a good standard. You can get cooked meals here, so there must be a chef on site.
9. Kingsgate 32
Reviewed By karolinah241
We go to Kingsgate at least once a month for my son's favourite paninins , they are really nice, big portions with salad on the side. Excellent customer service,very friendly staff. Fab spot for lunch.
8. The Station Cafe and Deli
Reviewed By knmnm
This café opened not long ago and I've become something of a regular visitor on my lunch break! Really handy to the train station and seems to be popular! I absolutely love the decor inside. It's really bright and airy. Comfy seats. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Good selection on the menu: breakfast sodas, sandwiches, baked potatoes, quiche, pie, salad.... (I recommend their vol au vent and salad) All food very fresh. Selection of pastries too. Hot drinks (mmmm cappuccino!). Cold drinks. Slushies. Chocolate. Crisps. Plenty to suit everyone. Prices are keen so not an expensive stop.Highly recommended - I'll be back v soon!
7. Applegreen
Reviewed By knmnm
We've become fairly regular customers to The Bakewell in Applegreen. Have only ever went for the coffee plus muffin deal, but well worth it. Cappuccinos are always perfect. Usually a v good selection of muffins available, all of which are fresh and tasty. Nice bright comfortable seating area.
6. Pieces of Eight
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Roisin M
I nipped in to get a sandwich and a coffee in a rush one evening. Sarah Jane and Caroline were so nice, one made the sandwich and the other got my coffee just to quicken things up. They could easily have turfed me out as it was very close to home time but they were very chatty and pleasant. Chicken salad baguette and latte was lovely -- even if I did have to eat it 'on the move'. Will def stop here again. Thanks ladies!
5. INFUSE Artisan Tea
Take time out over tea. INFUSE specialises in great artisan loose leaf teas, focusing on specific brewing techniques to bring the best flavour from the tea leaves. Our approach to making tea takes longer than your average cafe as we heat our water to spec
Reviewed By JCofBournemouth
Iâm glad I took a turn off the main high street and chanced upon this delightful place. After walking past all the usual chains it was good to find somewhere that had clearly had a lot of thought, attention to detail and love put into it. A tremendous array of speciality teas and a small but nicely crafted food menu. Staff extremely welcoming and friendly.
4. The Calf Lane Kitchen
A Community Run Social Enterprise of Millburn Community Association delivering Quality Food at Affordable Prices The Cafe is proud to employ local people and the place has a warm welcoming family atmosphere. Opening hours 9am - 5pm
Reviewed By 31stevenl
Been a few times during the week but first time having a Sunday dinner. It was really tasty. Big portion and only £5.95. Could not ask for better. Will be back for more!
3. New Society
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Double Award Winning Cafeâ Bistro Open Mon-Sat from 8am Open Sundays From 10.30am New SocietyâThe quality of food and service can match any Café bistro in London or Dublin and is an incredible asset to Coleraine.â
Reviewed By 66wjs
Great breakfast and excellent service. Set just off the main square (the diamond) itâs well worth the amble. We got the Irish breakfast with potato scone and soda bread and it was excellent and plentiful. Great pot of tea to wash it down. From looks of menu they also do some excellent lunches too. Would thoroughly recommend.
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2. Wee Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By 73lwot
I popped in with my two kids as one of them was hungry and it was right beside Dunluce Castle, where I wanted to get some photos of them. The service was prompt and polite, and the raspberry roulade was amazing!! My youngest devoured a beautifully presented cheese and ham sandwich, while my eldest enjoyed her cup of tea. This wasnât my first visit here, and it certainly wonât be my last.
1. The Boatyard Coffee Shop Coleraine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By TheCraftyLeek
This little cafe/restaurant is a hidden gem. The food is excellent here. The location is quiet and youâll never have a problem parking.While Iâm happy to give 5/5, itâs worth noting that seating is limited at times. You might not always get in, especially on a Saturday morning.On the few occasions Iâve been there, the moustached gentleman manager, who is clearly a very nice guy, also seems intent on explaining the specials menu to the Nth degree. The specials are already written on the board. In great detail. Just take the order. We know itâs going to be good!
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