The towns we passed from Donegal to Castelderg didn't even have a coffee shop open after 4pm (its…read moreoff season right now) We were wondering if we would even get anything to eat in Castelderg - our halt for the night. My stomach is rebelling at the fried, cheesy, potato and bread overload from pub style food. When we reached Castelderg, all we could see were takeaway places that didn't even have a chair to sit on, forget a table. We weren't sure how our B&B would feel about us bringing a takeaway to eat in their dining room (I can't abide the smell of food in the bedroom). Then we suddenly saw this sit down place. We weren't even sure from the lighting if it was open. But we parked and they said they were serving dinner. The menu looked standard, but we were just grateful for a quiet place to sit down and eat. What followed has to be the biggest surprise of this trip foodwise. Red Pepper restaurant served us Michelin quality food, that people would queue up for hours in London! We started with a duck liver pate and a vegetable soup. I ordered a grilled chicken main and we had creme brûlée and vanilla pannacotta for dessert. He asked for a large whisky with hot water, they recommended adding cloves and lemon (free Irish warming cocktail upgrade alert) The bill for all of this was 29£ Yes Twenty Nine Pounds only. The quality, the presentation and the fantastically friendly service! Colin & Marie are doing everything right!

This is a wonderful place. We really look forward to it when we know we are going…read more We are infrequent visitors as we only go here when we travel to Armagh to go to the Marketplace theatre and with covid it's only our third visit in about three years, so they'll not make much of a living on us. We've never been disappointed and we really enjoyed our latest visit. They get the meaning of hospitality: the welcome is warm, the food is great and all the staff charming. I opted for a steak & chips but it was a close run thing to a delicious sounding vegetarian risotto but it was my third dine out in 4 days with the other two being non meat, so steak it was. I asked for medium; I got medium. The meat was really flavoursome too. I asked for English mustard (best in the world) and it was a yes and I flipped the onion rings for tobacco onions and it was no problem. Just to note in passing the number of so called steak houses that don't have English mustard is as staggering as it is unacceptable. The tasty steak had a bacon jam spread atop. I'd never heard of it. It was salty, sweet so bacon, balsamic vinegar maybe sugar, I ate it all though my personal preference remains mustard. I'd like to try it as a spread on toasted crumpets with a lightly fried egg on top. The only thing I would change in my meal is the pepper sauce but again it's personal taste as I'd add double cream and a lot more black pepper. My wife opted for salmon and she declared it delicious. All in all another enjoyable meal in cosy surroundings. Hopefully we'll be back sooner rather than later.

Ellies is a restaurant with a great view out over the hills of Tyrone. It has a nice menu mixing…read morechip shop style dishes (lovely proper hand cut chips!) like burgers and goujons with more home cooked and cafe style food such as paninis and beef stroganoff etc. Friendly staff, prompt service and reliably good grub! The fact they are extending into the adjacent unit means there will be more window seats and it will be an even nicer spot to visit.

A very nice cafe indeed. A bakery which has all day breakfast, a salad bar and great sandwiches…read more The baked goods in particular are well worth checking out. The staff are always pleasant, the owner lovely, a very happy spot to visit. You have to go up a block from the main drag in Enniskillen to get to it but better than any of the rest, it's where you'll find the locals. Highly recommended.

This restaurant is CLOSED. We read reviews here, old but good. Blake's is the pub below the old…read morerestaurant, and you can see the game of thrones door there. But the cafe Merlot no longer exists. The pub does not serve food.

I came here after visiting Blake's to have a Guinness and see the game of thrones door there. I…read morereally liked the atmosphere of this place. It has a very cool wine cellar vibe going on which makes the whole dinning experience a little better. The menu was small but good and the food was all really good. The staff was friendly and just the right amount of attentive. Since we were traveling a lot when we stopped I was dressed fairly casual and I felt a little underdressed. I would have probably not worn sandals if I was staying someone close and knew a head of time. The staff didn't mind and didn't say anything to me. I think this is a great place to stop for food when visiting the Doors of thrones in Northern Ireland.

Having heard good reports about the food there, a group of us made the trip to Viscounts on a…read morerecent Friday evening. The restaurant is in an old church hall and as the name suggests is themed Heraldic. At 6 pm it was quite busy. We all plumped for the Early Bird menu, served from 16:30 to 18:30 two courses, main and dessert (£12.95). True to form our two offspring decided that they'd also have a starter. Hang the budget! Daughter went for scallops with black pudding fritters in a celeriac sauce while son ordered the beetroot and goat's cheese salad. Due to the chef's oversight, the goat's cheese arrived but the beetroot was AWOL. This was corrected promptly with apologies. For main course we had chicken goujons with salad and a spicy dip, steakburger with onion marmalade and grilled cheddar (x2) (in one case blue cheese was requested, and served, in place of the cheddar) and beef stroganoff (x2). I had the latter and loved it. Home-made chunky chips accompanied some of the dishes; they were beautifully cooked and couldn't be faulted a remark that applies across the board. All present tried the Tobacco Onions. Very good. Desserts (from a choice of four) were lemon tart (x2), Bailey's Cream and white chocolate cheesecake and pavlova. Wife strayed from the menu and ordered ice-cream. A pint of lager, vodka and mixer, three diet cokes and four Cappuchinos were the beverages consumed. Total Bill: £100.10. Fine. The food was both delicious and plentiful. We all left the restaurant agreeing that a return trip was inevitable. I have no hesitation in recommending Viscounts.

Great place to grab a panini and a coffee. Visit it every time I'm down in Enniskillen.read more

Excellent delivery service I could not fault it one bit the only thing I can say is its the subway…read morein Cmapsie not the one in the town. Delivery driver was friendly as always the food was top level as it always is I would highly recommend it to anyone that comes into Omagh