Love this place!! Definitely one of the best cafes in Lisburn. Their artisan coffee is unreal..I've…read morebeen in a few times and have tried a Cortado (small version of a Flat White) and their Caramel Iced Coffee - both epic flavour with quite a caffeine hit They have an extensive menu including bagels; paninis; homemade sausage rolls; hot dogs; pasta; salad; chicken goujons....don't even get me started on the list of cakes and sweet treats! Just see the images below.. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are always friendly. The interior is very modern too which is refreshing in comparison to some of the other coffee shops Lisburn has to offer.

Bob and Berts is a great addition to Lisburn. This is a chain cafe which really seem to be…read moreexpanding throughout N.Ireland and having tasted their food and coffee I can fully understand why it's becoming so popular. The Lisburn store has two floors- downstairs on entering you are suddenly hit with the beautiful aroma of freshly brewed coffee, then your eyes are drawn immediately to the various cakes, scones and tray bakes sitting on top of a counter with paninis, wraps, sandwiches and more tasty delights below. The menu here is on the wall and is always pretty hard to choose from as everything sounds so good. Each time I have been in there has been a small queue but this gives you time to browse the menu and decide which cake tempts you most. The staff are friendly and prices are average for a coffee shop. The interior is fresh and well designed with a lift for disabled access. Upstairs there is a large seated area and the wall display of old coffee distribution sacks are very eye-catching. I fully recommend their French toast which comes piled with crispy bacon and maple syrup washed down with an iced caramel coffee (healthy I know!!)

We try not to go to the same place multiple times while on holiday, but this place was excellent!…read more It's small and homey, but it's not tiny. The service, which is a whole staff of two-ish affair, is excellent. The coffee and the food is lovely. It's all around just a great little place.

I had to go to Belfast's Lisburn Rd as it's where the private hospital I had to attend is located…read more I made an appointment about a week ago and had to wait a week to see my consultant. The covid rules are such that the hospital only wants you in the door 5 minutes before your appointment time so we had time to waste. My wife and I ambled Lisburn Road and spotted this friendly welcoming place. It had outside seating and as it was about 14c we decided it's for us. I was pleased to find 2 sizes of flat white offered as most places including Starbucks only offer one size. I opted for the large and my wife chose breakfast tea with milk (£5.45 total with the coffee @ £3.15). We were invited to sit and the drinks would be brought to us so we did, and they did. Friendly folks. The flat white was tasty and a generous portion. As we sat outside I was reading their advertising screen hanging on the inside of the front facing window and one advert made me laugh (see photo). It was advertising their soup and it said: 'Foundered'. 'Try our soup of the day.' I thought of a tourist reading this. They would have no idea that Foundered means freezing cold. I'm from this statelet and I've no idea how it came to be. Like 'duckie' is a a big rock. It's a great wee place.

The Brown Bean is a great little modern coffee shop in Lisburn. Blink and you'd miss it and be…read moremissing out! They do really great coffee and the scones in here are great too.. Yes they has Mars Bar scones in here last time I was here on a spot of Christmas shopping, and they were great! The sausage rolls I would also highly recommend! Its a great place to just relax on with a fab cuppa and have a catch up on heat (ahem) or to grab a quick pick me up so you have the energy to hit the shops again! Either way its a great atmosphere with great staff and really great hot food, fab coffee and cakes!! yum!

Had lunch here with my daughter, son-in-law and baby grandson. It was a little crowded but we were…read moreable to find a spot in the corner near the door with room for a high chair. Two of us are vegetarians and enjoyed generous slices of veggie quiche and helpings of a few different salads, and the other member of our party enjoyed the chicken pie. Everything looked great here -- fresh and authentic. People were friendly and we also enjoyed walking around the beautiful courtyard garden and checking out some of the other Courtyard shops. I definitely want to visit here again on my next trip to Northern Ireland!

This is one of two little cafés based in the Carrickfergus Courtyard, and this one is my favourite!…read more I've had lunch from here a few times and the food is all home cooked and SO tasty! They do freshly made sandwiches, cakes, and an ever changing selection of hot food options. Their quiche and salad is so tasty. Other food on offer are beautiful homemade soups, stew, pies, paninis and a variety of daily specials. They also do a selection of Morelli ice creams. It's lovely to sit in this little cafe, the decor is rustic and homely, great wee place to spend a lunchtime!

I popped in here on my way to the the train station to get a nice cake or something to stuff my…read moreface with on the train home. What a selection! Their cakes all looked so nice I couldn't choose just one so ended up with a box, on the pretence I would share them with my better half at home with some tea. I didn't. But I would certainly recommend their cakes and scones! So yummy! Prices are great too and they also offer some hot food inside too which I will certainly have to try next time I'm down this way!

This is a funny old fashioned wee place. I have eaten in here a couple of time when shopping in…read moreLisburn. They have a small range of hot food, buns, cakes, and pre packaged sandwiches available, including soft drinks, mineral waters, tea and coffee, plus ample space throughout to relax and enjoy your food. I particularly enjoy the large vol-au-vents they do, and I often pop in to see if they have any in, but unfurtunately one of the problems with Hedley's is, they don't have a great range, so I imagine you have to be in quite early to get a decent selection. I also tried one of their pre-packaged sanwiches, which was ham and cheese on brown bread, and it was not far off being inedible, the bread was dry and the ham and cheese were of poor quality, but I was pretty hungry and it did the job.

Homebird, you had me at hello! I have passed by Homebird a few times and always meant to call in…read morefor a coffee but today I finally did and boy I'm glad. Homebird is a warm comforting café in the heart of Holywood, it seems to beckon you in off the street and once inside you'll want to stay forever. It is deceptively large inside and decorated to create a light airy environment. They have a mix of traditional cafe style seating along with booths at the back for more intimate dining. Framed coffee sacks hang on the walls almost as a nod to what they specialize in. There's a nice outside seating area too and they have fleece blankets hanging just inside the door if the wind is sweeping up Holywood High Street. They do an excellent flat white and an even better breakfast. I went for the Eggs Benedict that was just over a fiver and took only five minutes from when I ordered it to when I had my first bite. The staff were friendly and attentive as soon as we stepped foot in the door, one thing I really like was that they put a large bottle of iced water on the table as soon as we were seated, this gave us something to sip at while we waited for our coffees. It's the little things like this that make a big impact. They have free Wifi and take coffee seriously here so for that reason it Homebird would make an excellent place to set up camp and work for an afternoon. All in all Homebird has something for everyone, a real jack of all trades and a true master of them all.

This eating establishment is a delight to visit. First impression is that it is busy but not…read moreovercrowded . There is a delightful play area for children with a good selection of stimulating toys and books to suite most ages. There is easy access for prams so families can enjoy a Homebird treat. I also noted that there is a microwave for mums to heat bottles/ baby food. The menu is pleasing to the eye and even more pleasing to the palate. The service was efficient and friendly, portion sizes were just right and the food itself excellent. It was a pleasing experience all round and with free WIfI I can understand why it is such a popular place to eat.

Great coffee shop. It's been a long time but the coffee and food is great…read more Could do with a little Tlc on the decor but overall it's a great place.

Bit standard in here really…read more Could go to much nice places. Don't really know how this place has stayed open especially with the amazing completion around them. They do stay open to 11pm on a sun which is great. Drinks menu is quite extensive. A whole section dedicated to hot choc. Very plane boring interior. Also my tea cup had a lipstick mark on it.

This place was a short walk from my hotel, and I decided to load up on fuel for the day here. You…read moremight miss it! The entrance is small, and across from some sort of loading bay or something. But worth stopping in. Once inside, the space opens up and is very welcoming. I ordered the green eggs on toast, and it was delicious (the sausages are an add-on, and in hindsight was unnecessary). The poach was perfect, and that green sauce is divine! But... I hope you brought some dental floss or a toothpick, because you will surely have embarrassing green bits stuck in your teeth otherwise. Top quality brekkie! The OJ tasted fresh with bits of pulp in it (although they do pour it from a jug in their fridge) and the latte is of a good quality. Not busy on a Monday morning. Staff friendly, and chatty with some of the delivery people, who I assume they see on a regular basis. If in Belfast for an extended period of time, would not hesitate to dine here again.

This was a great find. It was close to the Bullitt Hotel. We came for breakfast the morning of…read morechecking out. We had breakfast, walked back, and checked out. The food was great! There was a great selection of savory and sweet. I had poached eggs on sourdough. My friend had the French Toast, and it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. There was fuzzy stuff on the French toast that looked like asbestos or fiberglass. It was not, it was soft and sweet, but it sure looked odd. The poached eggs on sourdough with pesto was amazing. I also got a side of bacon. It was perfection. There is a cool little shop too. If I am back in Belfast, I'll be sure to stop back.