Basic food at quite high prices! Nice & friendly staff, nice seating, with a relaxing atmosphere …read more Love the hot salted fries, though the butter chicken burger was just ok, nothing special. I've since learned how Nandos source their chicken & it's quite appalling, therefore i would be put off visiting again, unless they cleaned up their act considerably!

Good chicken as always. I was there with my boyfriend on 9th November - the day when Trump just…read morebecame the President - elect of America. Pounds went down so our food was cheaper than usual. What a day!

Fun environment for an above-bar restaurant! Music was great too. The loaded fries were a good…read moreportion and the chicken burger was tasty. The rotisserie chicken was cooking right behind the counter for you to see which was nice. Would return again!

In the heart of Belfast we found this bit of southern America. Top floor of the Dirty Onion pub…read more.. Wings and loaded Fry's..gravy chicken cheese and onions. Great food. Historic surroundings and friendly service.

Been here several times for food after a day of trekking around Portrush…read more The one thing you are always guaranteed here is slow service. The biggest issue here is most of the food is made to order rather than having a steady supply of food ready. More often than not they are queued right out the door, again this is due to the person taking the orders disappearing after every order to do some seemingly imaginary task out the back, before returning to take the next order. They offer telephone orders so this also contributes to the extraordinary waiting time. Wanna beat the queue, ring your order through. The food here is just ok. I ordered the goujon special and when I got it home the chicken goujon a where actually closer to nuggets. Given the fact they were so small, I ate my right hand that night. Also the gravy is watery. I would suggest the cod goujons for a hearty feed. Overall the Dolphin is decent and the staff are polite and courteous, they called me "Sir". This pleased me, so I bumped them to 3 stars.

I feel obliged to say from the off that I may have been a bit the worse for wear when I visited the…read moreDolphin, but not so bad that I cannot remember a very fine portion of fish and chips slathered in salt, vinegar and tomato ketchup. Surely the only civilised way to have it, no? The cod was firm and white and the batter suitably thick with a dash of grease. Perfect. The chips were not just so good and I fear they may have seen the deep fat fryer more that once, but hey, there are worse things in life to worry about. And I'm pleased to report that the two cost me a purse friendly £4. High fives to that. Would I go back? Absolutely. Would I have cod and chips again? Darn right. But with a side of onion rings next time. Seriously though, the Dolphin does just what you expect it to - serve up lots of portions of fish and chips and pasties and sausages and onion rings. It's not sophisticated and I wouldn't recommend making eye contact with other customers late at night, but it hits the spot.

Food was delicious- cod with crispy batter and tarter sauce. Fries were yummy as well.read more

Oldest Chippy in Town - great food, great portions and friendly staff - I have been reliably…read moreinformed that the toilets are clean too - plenty of space to sit in too - highly recommended

I drive past this place every day on the way to work and back and popped in to try the Abra Meat…read moreFeast Nude. This is composed of pulled pork, lamb doner and chicken, served with salad and garlic and chilli sauce. It's nude because I had it with no bread. It was delicious and full of flavour and excellent value at £5.25. The seating area is spacious and very welcoming. Definitely be back!!

We ordered two curries, one rice, and a garlic nan to take away, which came to just under of £20…read more The food was just ok. The chicken tikka chilli masala was more savoury than spicy, and was certainly not up to the quality of other Indian restaurants. The garlic nan was normal nan bread, with garlic butter on top. We were charged an extra £1 for the garlic butter. This was not mentioned when the order was placed. The nan bread also more like pizza bread than proper nan bread.

Not as good as other Indian takeaways. Quite expensive too with no real effort to make customer…read morehappy.

There are 3 things that make The Crescent the best chip shop I know…read more (1) Chicken fillet burgers (2) Curry cheesy chips (3) Battered Mars Bars To explain in more detail, for say roughly the past 5 years I've often visited both this branch (Monkstown) and their other in Kings Crescent. Used to be on a Friday night my friends and I would get the vodka in, go to the video store and rent a movie, then head to The Crescent for a good old dirty chippy. Ah those were the days! Their chicken burgers are nearly the size of my head, no joke! They're scrummy! You really can't get a better burger anywhere else. The chicken is unbelievable juicy, completely tender and battered to perfection. They also make the nicest curry cheesy chips (I'm sure some of you reading this will be thinking, curry? and cheese? What? But really, don't knock it until you've tried it. Then you can thank me, you're welcome in advance by the way!) And so we move on to the battered Mars Bars. Now, I know this is a controversial subject, a bit like Marmite, you either love it or hate it, but personally, I'm a lover (of Mars Bars, definitely not Marmite) and I dread to think that some of you poor souls won't even have heard of the greatness that is the battered Mars Bar. If this is the case, go to the Crescent right now and get one. It's one of those, you must try these before you die. You will not regret it!

Giving the Crescent a 5 for it's good food. Best in town for sure. Unfortunately the miserable…read morestaff in there would not even rate 1star. They are not welcoming at all. They never smile and make you feel as though you're putting them out in some way by even coming in there. Very off putting.

Best freshest fish and chips I've ever had. Lives up to the reputation in County Antrim area in…read moreNorthern Ireland. After a day sighting at the Giants Causeway and Rope bridge a great treat to dinner. Next time we'll know to bring some pounds to buy a beer at the cash only bar to enjoy with the freshly caught cod.

Exactly the kind of place I was looking for. Right on the shore. Lots of places to sit, and…read moreshopping around it and the best fish and chips I've had. Highly recommend it. crispy not greasy fresh fish excellent. If you are a tourist visiting Ireland, take the drive and treat yourself to a beautiful drive and great fish.

Customer service was horrible. I asked if they take the blue light card and I got attitude from a…read moresmall middle aged English person who had the worst overall attitude. I won't be back.

I like KFC - it is what it is. Of course, now that it's the new year, and I'm on a health kick,…read moreit's not somewhere I can foresee myself visiting any time soon, but I have used this branch of KFC a lot. You know what you are getting with a KFC, and for me, that is a Tower Burger Meal, or Toasted Twister, depending on my mood. The food you get from this branch, is the same as you would anywhere else, but the reason I give the Carrick branch 3 stars and not 4, is down to their chronic inability to get orders right. Unfortunately now it is the requirement when going through the drive through, to have to sit and go through the bag with a fine tooth comb to make sure the order is right!