I found out about Lost & Found on Instagram, though I couldn't tell you how anymore. When I was…read moreplanning my trip to Northern Ireland, I knew it was a must visit just because of their Insta aesthetic, which sounds so millennial, but I wasn't wrong! Lost & Found was my final stop on a day trip from Belfast to Bushmills to Carrick-a-Rede and then to Coleraine for a Friday night pizza here. Fridays are the only days they do Pizza and if you're around Coleraine or can get yourself there, just go. You won't regret it. Reservations are required and easy to make on their website, and upon arrival we were seated right away. My friend and I both ordered a pizza and neither of us were disappointed. In fact, the only disappointing thing about the experience was knowing that we had to leave Coleraine and come home to New York. The staff were warm, friendly, and so, so welcoming and the pizza was outstanding. If you're in Ireland (North or South) or traveling through this wonderful country, do yourself a favor and make this a spot that you get to, even if it's out of your way. Months later I still dream of going back here.

Awesome place. Like…read moreEstablished coffee in Belfast. Though with more space and seating. Hipster hub of the North. Lol Lovely food. I had carrot and honey soup for £4 with bread. Friend had a fancy sausage bap that was also lush. Lots of desert choices. Staff are also nice.

We arrived and i was surprised how empty it was for a saturday night , that should have been an…read morealarm bell. after receiving no menus for some time i had no choice but to go and ask for them myself. we ordered and received 2 out of the 3 meals , one came later after mine was almost finished , there was no sauce on the chilli chicken with rice and they went and made some , so were all finished before the third person got to eat. The food was not good we waited for ever for plates to be cleared and i asked could we get some service and a desert menu, as we had not eaten much of our dinner , no menu came and we left. We complained about the service and the way the food was delayed and no apology was given, in fact they were really argumentative , and made sure they did not apologies for anything. Its really one to avoid and i guess most people were , it was a busy Saturday and this was the only place with tables , i guess i now know why. really you need to try harder the service was terrible and the food was much the same

This coffee shop and bistro is situated on the banks of the Bann. We called in for a nice lunch on…read morethe way home from Coleraine. When we got there it was already very busy which is always a good sign! My wife's parents had the chowder which looked great - packed with plenty of fish and shellfish. My wife had a Provençal panini which was ok - it was done in a normal white roll so was quite dry. I had a club sandwich which was more like a chicken, cheese & ham toasty with sweet chilli sauce but was very tasty!

Adorable coffee shop! Great location just across the street from the main pedestrian path in…read moreColeraine. I loved the food and the coffee! The staff was exceptionally friendly. This is a place I will definitely return to. The free wifi and homey, warm atmosphere didn't hurt either.

This is a great cafe. It has extensive menu, with a few suprises. As for diabetics its great to get…read morea jug of orange instead of the usual diet coke & water!! The sandwiches are great - you choose the filling and the bread type anything from the usual to soda to ciabatta. It is very clean and service is quick. Staff very helful & friendly. The breakfast menu has more than a fry or scrambled egg.

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This is quite a small establishment but its very comfortable with most of the seating being sofas…read moreand cushioned chairs. They offer a wide variety of deli style food and continental selections are available. Prices are slightly expensive but it shows in the quality of the food. Very popular with business men and women.

situated in the leisure centre its extremely handy when you and te kids come out starving after a…read moreswim. Slightly expensive but then where isnt these days? Great food on offer too typical chippy style.

We stopped in for a quick cup of coffee and a light snack and at first I loved the little…read morerestaurant. I was surprised that it had only a few patrons because it was so clean and the display of food items appeared to be very fresh. We walked up to the counter to place our order and was told that the credit card authorization machine was down. The employee was unable to serve us if we didn't have their currency. Next came the suggestion that if we didn't we should visit a "hole in the wallI" down the street. Luckily..We prepared for our trip with euros and pounds so that we did not have to worry about credit cards. Another patron jumped in and mentioned that if we needed an exchange that the post office across the street would be able to assist. He added that the exchange rate was fair. I enjoyed my coffee and the sandwiches were very good. The staff was a little stiff and didn't engage but the local patrons were friendly and interesting.

Ground has been serving up coffee, tea, panninis and soup in Coleraine for about 10 years. It was…read morea popular spot long before Starbucks hit Northern Ireland and even though the two seem to co-exist nicely, I still feel a sense of loyalty to Ground and pop in quite often. The interior of Ground is well thought out, with the maximum number of seats without making the space feel crowded. The high bar along the window is a particularly good idea and you can people watch while you eat and drink. Ground is popular for breakfast/brunch and lunch, as well as morning and afternoon tea. So that's all day then really. Breakfasts include bagels, croissants and muffins and Ground has a reputation for serving up really good coffee. As a non coffee drinking freak, I can't vouch for that but I can tell you that the coffee smells good. More substantial meals include panninis - chicken, cheese and sweet chilli being my personal fav - and home made soups like pea and ham and curried parsnip. Yum. A chiller holds loads of sandwiches for the take away crowd too. Prices are average for an upmarket coffee venue, at around £1.80 for a muffin and £4.50 for a pannini. Not bad value in these thrifty times.