This is one of the busiest little seafood supplies that grace the treasure trove of foodie delights…read morethat is St George's Market. They have an extensive range of all manner of fish, they often have slightly pricier fish such as bream and turbot (pretty much the most expensive fish the waters around these parts have to offer) The prices are pretty much on par with the other stalls selling fish in the market. On my last trip I ended up with some very fresh cracked crab claws which I turned into a very tasty potted crab. Simply made by making a fish stock from the claws and prawn tails, lemongrass, white wine, mixture of vegetables, bay, a touch of garlic and a few other bits and pieces. Reduced that down to about 50-100mls then melt some butter in a separate pan (lots and lots). Bring to a slow boil and skim off the milk solids. Then mix in the crab meat and the reduced stock, pour into ramekins and chill in the fridge. I served it with fresh samphire I bought at the stall. Very good.

I don't usually do markets when I'm on holiday but tagged along with my family and I enjoyed it,…read morehaving a browse at all the stalls and treated myself to a few momento's and this market has everything from food to clothes to jewellery to toys to vinyls and posters, it would difficult not to find something you wouldn't love.

This market is well know for sundar gardening so I went on Sunday morning. Try cute and unique,…read morefilled with art works foods and drinks. Plenty of options for foods. Traditional (mostly) or international & lots of local coffee shop. Some stalls can have a long line since it makes to order and that can take up to 30mins for more. Most folks are just chills and seat back and relax with their families or friends. For me, it's a small market but great vibe and definitely go there on Sunday to see the true local social life.

This is now called Mc Cann's but I gotta tell ya folks it's quite poor quality. First of all the…read moreprices once again are London prices. Why? This place is well out of town and I doubt it can justify its prices either on location or quality. The cod was thin and the batter alright, but the chips were a disaster. In the same portion some were perfectly cooked and some were still raw in the middle. How can this happen as I don't know. I really find it inexplicable just how terribly bad our local fish & chip shops are yet they charge too whack. I mean just 20 mile away I can get first class cod fish and chips, a soft drink and I can sit in and have the food brought to me, and all for a lower price. So I give up on our local fish & chip shops as they are annoyingly poor quality and I'll continue to visit the Pit Stop in the centre of Kilkeel. What an awful shame that I have to.

"People who love to eat are always the best people." -Julia Child (1912-2004)…read more One of the stops on our Belfast food tour, Sawers was a tremendous hit. Crowded at lunchtime on a weekday, we managed to nab a table when another couple finished their meal. It's super busy and inside, it's full of gourmet delights. Anyone who thinks Northern Ireland doesn't have good good needs to come here. Smoked salmon on toasted bread, hard Irish cheese, crunchy baguette, sliced turkey, even chilli sauce and something called "black butter." Oh, and wine. You can't have a midday snack without wine, right? Much/most of the food here is quite local (the wine is Spanish) and the staff are helpful. Check the "sandwich board" out front for specials. The Spanish Board for £25 would be my choice! [Review 1893 of 2024 - 871 in United Kingdom - 22915 overall]

Found this gem while strolling the streets of downtown Belfast. This place has it all! A great…read moreselection of various packaged food, a deli that makes fresh sandwiches, pastries, fresh cheeses to cut and an olive bar. Browsing the store, I saw that it's separated into sections. An Italian section with lots of varieties of pastas and sauces. Cookies from Italy and limoncello! There is a very small Mexican section, which in my opinion was pretty darn good for being in Ireland! They had tortillas, various dry chilies and hot sauces. Lots of cookies, candies, jams and jelly's and a very large tea selection. The cheese case and deli were loaded with so many choices, it was hard to choose! You can order food and eat at tables that are just outside the front of the store. A definite recommend but if you're a foodie, be prepared to be dazzled!