The seemingly unstoppable Irish giant has only dipped its toes into the Northern Irish market, and…read morethis is one of 4 outlets located here in good old Northern Ireland! Supermac's is a combination of the speed and convenience of a Mc Donald's but has more of the quality standard of a local chip shop or takeaway. Its menus consists of a combination of the most popular of al the big fast food outlets, including chicken meals like KFC and burger meals like in Mc Donald's. The standard is always good if you just want a quick bite to eat. Everything is always well cooked and things are served fast, which are the main things you are looking for in a fast food outlet. Where it has the edge on takeaways and chip shops is its small but perfectly formed deserts range, as it has a lot of keenly priced ice cream sundaes and muffins that are very nice for the minimal price! My best Supermac's memory thought is as part of the Des Bishop Work Experience that was on RTE a few years ago. If you have the cash or the spare hard drive space if you catch my drift, check it out and you'll get a slightly harsher insight into life at an outlet like this!

i used to work here, the place is a biohazard ! if they didn't inform the staff when inspectors…read morewere arriving, then the food hygiene score would be wayyyyy lower. the kitchen was disgusting and was not properly cleaned ever when i was there. have not eaten mcdonalds since. good luck if you choose to eat here !

This is one of the McDonalds that now offers table service! After a big night out there's nothing…read morebetter than some sinful food and this morning it was McDonalds in Bangor that saved us! This was my first time in here in years and it's had a major upgrade. They now have 6 self service touch screen ordering systems, an Argos style collection system, built in iPads on the high tables and as mentioned, table service! Other than that it's your standard McDonalds. Today at around 1pm it was ridiculously busy with the hangover crowds but there's one benefit to this - all the food is fresh! I was happy enough with my experience! Definitely a massive improvement on what it used to be and the new ordering systems make it extremely efficient!

Just received food from the panda house that I wouldn't give to a dog .Reheated chips and my wife's…read morechow mein was disgusting and dry and seemed like reheated too ,my sons food was also reheated and dry .Our food was extremely late also .I totally understand the circumstances regard the lockdown and them being extremely busy .This gives them no excuse to send up reheated food and of extremely poor quality.My wife and I have being regulars of the panda house but not anymore.

Placed an order with Panda House. Received a call to verify my address. Left my payment in an…read moreenvelope outside my door re contactless payment. Received another call from a Chinese guy literally 2 minutes later to say they'd no driver. Unbelievable. Always reading bad reviews and after tonight I believe everyone. Absolutely disgusting customer service.

After a lot of exercise it's always good to ground yourself by having a big heavy chippy, you…read morewouldn't want to get too fit would you? That's exactly what I did this afternoon. I decided to try Geogia's on Holywood High Street as there's always a queue and I've always wondered if it was actually worth waiting for. First thing I am going to say is the staff are great, there were 3 working when I went in and they seemed to be running a tight ship, each person had their job and they were performing their jobs to perfection. I asked if they took debit card but unfortunately they didn't. The chap working said I could place my order and go to the ATM further up the road and by the time I got back my food would be ready. He wasn't wrong because I came back to the shop just in time to answer the all important question, 'Do you want salt and vinegar?' The food itself was good, although not mind blowing. There's plenty of competition in this area for fish and chips so Georgia's always had a lot to live up to. I got a 'Cod Supper' - I got loads of chips (too many) but the fish portion wasn't huge although it was fried to perfection. The meal was enjoyable and I will definitely be back although I might try something different from their large menu.

I visited Georgia's chippy with my friend the other day and the food was AMAZING and at such a good…read morevalue. I ordered the Cowboy supper( chips, sausages and beans) and my friend ordered a burger (made specially by Georgia herself) and we enjoyed every bite. The service was also excellent, everyone was friendly and did their jobs well. I think its safe to say this will not be the last time i will be visiting Georgia's chippy.

Don't waste your money. I ordered a King naan steak kebab…read morewith onions, mushrooms, lettuce and house sauce for £7. What I got was a tortilla wrap soaked in sauce, wilted brown lettuce, a few massive chunks of onion and 9 small slices of rubbery meat. Owner told me I should have ordered a mixed kebab if I wanted a bigger one. It was inedible, I also order a kids meal, the chips looked like they were cooked a few times and left over night then reheated. Again inedible. Wouldn't visit this place if I was paid.

This is a good old fashioned jack of all trades Takeaway. What do I mean 'jack of all trades'?…read moreWell, Anatolia serves chicken, chips, pizza's, burgers, steaks and kebabs. Yes, that's right all of those things. To be honest you probably wouldn't eat here unless it was post 1am and you'd had a few alcoholic beverages. Most of the chicken is precooked as they have it on display behind a glass screen in store. Anatolia stays open late on weekend nights. It's really the only takeaway in Holywood that stays open when pubs kick out. After a few beers you will be forgiven for thinking the light coming from Anatolia is a mirage but persevere a reward of a kebab is at the end of your journey.

I'd read some glowing reviews of this fish & chip shop so I kept it in mind. I don't eat this food…read morevery often now but I did eat a lot of it in my early teens, but that's a whole other story. So pulled up into the car park, two degrees outside and 'are we human or are we dancer' coming out of the radio as I turned off the engine. First duty was into a nearby supermarket for a soft white bread pan. When it's fish n chips it has to be tea, bread and lots of butter. A good sprinkling of salt on the fish n chips too. Carbs, animal fats and hardly a healthy calorie in sight. So into the chip shop to a friendly welcome from a man, certainly didn't look like Paula but it's a funny old world so I thought better than to ask. Two fish and chips please (or as we used to say: two fish suppers) £11.60 was required. I checked it was cod and he almost seemed taken aback at my question - he said, 'of course'. I waited a bit pleased that the food was being cooked to order. The portions of cod were huge, with fresh, white chunky and skinless meat. If you aren't sure how fresh cod tastes try it here as it's very fresh. I thought each chip portion was a tad mean but once home and in the plate it was generous enough. The food is cooked in beef dripping. There is no substitute good enough, groundnut, peanut, rapeseed, olive, corn oils none come close. The batter was towards thin and I like that, and to be fair the food sat in a take out bag until I got home and put out the plates and do on. Despite this the food was excellent, perfectly good food and still quite warm. A chip buttie was a must. Now I've eaten some of the finest foods on earth but I gotta tell ya the taste of a white soft pan bread chip buttie with a bit of salt and a generous slap of butter is wonderful made all the better with hot tea. The glowing reviews are right, it's a great place. The next time I want very good fish & chips I know where to go. Maybe next time I'll sit in and have it at its very best. Who knows now that oil prices have fallen the prices here should drop too.

This was my local chippy for the majority of my life and I am still in once a week when round…read morevisiting my parents. I can honestly say that apart from 'The Gellie' name( still think of it as Donny's myself!) the place hasn't changed in 30+ years!! It is a full on traditional chippy. You won't find anything new or snazzy on the menu but you will get a tasty meal at a reasonable price. Situated just across from Upritchard Park at the entrance to Bloomfield Estate I recommend it highly. Staff are great, portions are generous and you just can't beat their pastie suppers!

The Gellie, so named as it is the Ulster-Scot word for a ships kitchen. A galley = gellie. There is…read morea translation board placed on the wall behind the counter with all the Ulster-Scots words for the food that can be bought. And that's where the novelty ends. Beyond that, it is a standard, run of the mill chip shop. Not one of these all singing, all dancing affairs with fancy names for their burgers. If you want a chicken burger, you ask for a chicken burger. The location? Well, it sits at the entrance to Bloomfield Estate (which is opposite Bloomfield's shopping centre) and can be easily accessed by passers by. It is, however, prone to swarms of feral children hanging around outside. OK, swarms might be an exaggeration, but only slightly. The food itself, is standard chip shop fayre. A consistent standard and decent sized portions for reasonable prices. If anyone is passing, I do recommend it but generally used by locals.

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!!

I usually wouldn't review the likes of a Burger King, because it is a chain and you kind of know…read morewhat you are getting. But I thought I might as well give this place a mention because it is part of a busy food court and you may be stuck for a bit of a choice. This one has been part of the food court for ages and ages, despite some upheaval around it which probably shows that the service and stuff are decent enough. The food is what it is, its fast food and will just about fill a hole. You can't eat it too often for fear of heart disease but if you're hungover you may as well get a Burger King. It's based right in Bloomfield Shopping Centre which means there are lots of other shops around, ATMS, plenty of parking and good access to main roads.

Standard Burger King in a central food court in a shopping centre, does the job if you are really…read morehungry and need something dirty quick! It has lots of drinks and sides to choose from at extra value

What can I say about Wok, well when I am on a drunken night out in Bangor more often than not I…read morewill frequent Wok. They know when I Wok in (get it?) exactly what I want. What I usually want is Honey, Chicken Chilli on Chips. I do not think this is actually what it is called on the menu but they always seem to produce the goods no matter how slurred my speech is. But I would highly recommend this, it's a taste sensation. They have a cosmic girl working behind the counter on weekend nights, by that I mean she laser beams your box with her cosmic eyes so the food is always piping hot. She will challenge you to name a sauce they do not have and you will be hard pushed to name one. My mate Phil chose thousand Island and that seemed to bamboozle the cosmic girl, but you surley can not expect a chinese to stock thousand island. Wok is absolutely perfect after a night out but they also offer a delivery service at a very cheap rate. I am a big fan of this place and do not have a bad word to say about it. The staff are always friendly even if you are a little bit drunk and the delivery service will never let you down.

This wee chinese has been here for quite a while and seems to have tapped into the Piccola-Spice…read moreIsland duopoly on Bangor's drunken revellers last few quid after a night out. Me, personally, I'm not a big fan of chinese, particularly after a night out so this place was never going to get four or five out of five from me, but I thought I'd check it out and see whats what. The food is pretty standard. It basically sells all the stuff that every other chinese in town sells. That is to say a mix of chicken and chips and rice with various sauces that basically smell and taste all the same. The food I have tried in here was pretty nice, nothing to really write home about. The staff are good craic after a night out but nothing on the mecca that is Piccolla. This place is pretty nice but why would anyone go anywhere else other than Picolla?