I was greeted upon entering the restaurant, and was given a choice of full menu inside or a limited…read morepatio menu if I was going to sit outside. It's nice to find a place that has big windows for looking out at a gorgeous day and also patio seating for those who want to feel the sunshine on their face. This place has a great vibe overall, very spacious inside with lots to look at. Menu seems to have a little something for everyone. I decided on the tempura-battered cod fish tacos and they were really good, especially the chipotle ranch sauce (or whatever creamy spicy something was on them!).

Grand! Very delicious and friendly staff. We got carb-dashian and tots. Love the Craic sauce!read more

amazing food amazing service amazing ambience five star lunch and i try my first pint of…read moreKilkenny and love it

What a great experience, good food, cool branding. Super…read moreservice-nice people to talk to.

We were passing through Enniskillen during a random drive through Ireland and Northern Ireland. It…read morewas getting a little late for lunch, but we hadn't seen any good food options along the way. When we got to Enniskillen, we decided to park and find a place to eat. We just happened to walk near the Route 66 diner. Since diner food is almost always a good option for us, we stopped to check out the posted menu. As we were reviewing options, the owner happened to be outside. We had some great conversation with her, and she provided fantastic information about the area. We both ordered one of the specials -- the gourmet burger. It was a delicious burger, and the sides were great as well. It was amusing to be in a restaurant with so much Americana during our visit to Ireland, but it was definitely a great stop with yummy food and great conversation.

It was a beautiful September day in 2022. My daughter and I were doing a walking tour of downtown…read moreBelfast and the positive, inviting vibe of Mickeys made us stop to look inside. The customer service was great. Our order was ready in record time and it delicious. We are from Oklahoma U.S.A. and we had an amazing experience here!

Love this place so much! Haven't been in a while and myself and a few other members of the family…read moreranging feom 3 yrs old to 53 years old called in for some lunch. We sat outside as it was a rare sunny day in Belfast. The place itself is pretty cool, free WiFi and at a good location but what does it for me and the reason for the 5 stars (which I rarely give) is the customer service it is up there with the best I have ever had. All the staff are amazing and talk to you like the have known you alll your life. The food? Top class, I uad a juicy lucy burger which is a burger infused with cheese topped with bacon and mickeys house sauce..... Amazing! We all had a taste of each others plates, taco fries are probably the best in Belfast and the philly cheesesteak sandwhich which is also in my picture is just delicious! I would definitely recommend here to anyone looking a burger or a dog, next time I'm in the mood for one, I know where I'm heading.

Great local hangout, come on in and feel at home. Excellent and a bit unusual draft selection inc…read more Kinnegar 'Rustbucket' rye IPA - Yum! This by the shipyards bar is for the working folks, perfect.

The american bar is pretty busy and friendly. However I would avoid it cause the prices are sky…read morehigh! A place to avoid unless you have money to burn.

Decided to nip in here for a late lunch of a workday, didn't catch his name but the receipt says…read moreRoss, was taking care of us. Sister, nut/egg allergic nephew, husband, son and I. Ross was excellent at going through the menu and products that they serve (he even brought out a box so my sister could look at the ingredient list), he was good with the kids, friendly and chatty - but not "omg I'm trying to eat just leave me alone" chatty, in fairness he was the kinda guy we coulda probably sat chatting to all afternoon - but we'd talk to to anyone so maybe that doesn't say much! Hubby had the big country burger with mushroom sauce - it was so plentiful that he was beaten by it. Son had a chocolate milkshake, pizza and chips - loved it. Don't judge me, he eats healthy shiz at home I had the fajitas. We all left full and happy and would definitely go back for sure!

I love this place! It's a retro 50's diner, complete with booths, bar area and funky retro decor…read more The menu not as varied as other places, but they do have dvd players and a HUGE selection of dvds for children to watch while they wait/eat. The staff are AMAZING, very polite, know their stuff regarding allergies, etc and the prices are very reasonable. There is also a bar area where you can wait if your table is not ready/you haven't booked.

Wonderful little place. We were actually going there for the Gorta Museum that they've created on…read morethe second floor, but we found the most charming pub of our trip. The owner Dermot is absolutely delightful. Fifth generation owner. We ended up going back that night for the local music. It is a very special little place. It is a pub, a restaurant and they have accommodations along with a very well done and very interesting museum upstairs. This is a true hidden gem. Thank you, Dermot for your hospitality. It was a pleasure chatting with you.

Great experience! We came to Friel's as part of a cruise ship excursion in Belfast. Our bus was on…read moreits way back from Glenshane Country Farm, where we learned about sheepherding, which was great as well. We thought we were simply coming for lunch, but it was so much more than that!! Dermot, the fifth-generation owner, gave an interesting presentation on the building's history and shared some great stories about the original owners while we sat in the beer garden. Then we were taken to the museum/visitors center where we learned about the town's history with Gorta, Swatragh's Famine Story. We entered an interactive room that told the story of Dr. Mooney and his wife, Sarah, who operated a surgery and dispensary at this location. They had also set up a soup kitchen during the potato famine. In 1992, the Friel family found an original famine soup pot from Dr. Mooney's time. They also discovered a window when renovating during COVID. It was thought that people would come to the window to get their soup. We toured the rest of the museum, which was very interesting. Then we went to the restaurant for lunch. I loved the interior and the whole vibe. The exterior is also beautiful with plants and flowers. Since we were such a large group, we were given two choices for lunch, chicken or beef. Plus, we got one free alcoholic drink. I chose a nice cold beer. I had the grass-fed beef, mashed potatoes, roasted potatoes, broccoli, and carrots. The beef was so tender, you didn't need a knife. The meal came out piping hot! Even the carrots were delicious, and I'm not a big fan of carrots. The service was great, considering they were serving so many people at once. It was honestly the best meal I'd had during our entire cruise vacation.

Our favorite Pub and eatery during our trips to Ireland. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and…read moredelicious food. My wife and I throughly enjoyed the salmon during our recent trip to Ballinamore. Our past trips included the fish and chips which were outstanding. Great deserts!

Very good food friendly atmosphere 5 Star all the staff are trained and are more than helpful worth…read morea look in great place to eat drink or just enjoy the atmosphere

Today in Roma's at around 5:10 pm on Saturday the 12th July, in newtownards I was asked to leave…read moreby a tall ginger haired guy, who said he was a supervisor. So today, in Romas, I was ordering my second pint of the day, and I asked the supervisor if I could go to the other side of the bar to get it cheaper and bring it round to this side of the bar (the food side, as there was no room on the other side). He replied that he'd rather I didn't, so I said, ok, we'll do it your way this time, but we can do it my way next time, it's a good compromise. Once he'd served me my pint he said to me that it was my last one. I asked him why, and he said that he just didn't want to serve me any more. I then asked him if I was banned for good, and he refused to answer. After several attempts of trying to get an answer, he said that I wasn't barred for good. I tried to get a reason to why he wouldn't serve me any more drink, and he just replied that he didn't want to. I asked to speak to his manager, and he told me that he was allowing me to drink this pint, with the implication that if I caused trouble he wouldn't. I said that I didn't want the pint but did want to speak with his manager. He took my pint and emptied it. The manager, a short plump middle aged lady, with dark hair, came round from the other bar, and queried if I'd been barred (which I hadn't as I am only visiting newtownards from England to visit my mother who is in a nursing home). I then asked how I could make a complaint, to which she replied that I should write a letter. I asked if they had an email address, to which I was told that they did. I then asked 4 times what the email address was and received no reply. I was then told it was on your website. I feel that my treatment today has been very humiliating, for no good reason what so ever, and I am hoping for a satisfactory apology and retraining of your staff and management as this is well below proffessional standards. Made me feel that I was in the playground again trying to justify myself against a lot of unreasonable bullies. Absolutely disgusting customer service and complaints management.

Terrible Service awful the manager is a horrible person to…read morethe waiters The food was alright but it just took to long the.