Been passed here so may times and finally decided to call in when we were milling around Bangor the…read moreother day with time to spare. The range of sandwiches was really good with the set line up of specials etc pretty good as well as the usual array of deli offerings to allow you to make your own. Both my wife and I got the "chelle" subs which were nothing short of amazing, really good filling in both quantity and quality. The coffee was decent too especially by deli standards (as opposed to dedicated coffee places). The prices were on the higher side of average although not too excessive and to be fair it was reflected in the quality which meant we didn't feel ripped off by any means, although of course if you're feeling the pinch in your pocked there is a Greggs not too far away! The staff were nice and the process of ordering was all COVID compliant and well run. If there was anything to add by way of a downside... and its small, was that the wait outside for the subs was a little on the long side given we were there at a very quite time (just me and 1 other customer) so I don't know how fast it would be if you are there at a busy time and in a rush. But all in all a great experience and will definitely be back again.

The Sunflower has began to build up a bit of a cult following in Bangor. It is known for its…read moresandwiches and quick service. A few of my mates have a bit of an addiction to this place. They would go down at half time of football matches and they even have a designated runner to Sunflower. In and out and back in the house to watch the second half. That's the beauty of Sunflower. The BBQ chicken melt with crispy onions is Harry and my personal favourite, to quote Harry, "crispy onions are so delicious I could eat them on their own!" If that doesn't convince you to eat at the Sunflower I do not know what will. How about the price? At around £3.50, it is hard to refuse and you can also make it feel like you are staying healthy by having 2 free salad toppings at no extra cost. With a town centre location The Sunflower is the ideal place to grab a quick melt or sandwich before you continue your shopping or get back to work.

We love this cafe. Delicious food, and serving a diversity of needs. Delicious sandwiches good for…read morecarnivores and omnivores. And vegan options (delicious 3-salad plate), gluten-free bread and vegan butter that are delicious. Staff super friendly and efficient. Lovely sweets. Great coffee. :) nice relaxed happy atmosphere.

A fantastic eatery with healthy options and great atmosphere…read more The service was quick and the waitress was pleasant. I was there on a day that wasn't too busy as I had heard that it gets quite crowded.

If you are around the business park and you need a quick lunch, then go to the Trading post coffee…read morehouse. It has a good choice of Panini, Cabatta, wraps and sandwiches. It has cooked breakfasts, pizza and salads too. I opted for a Southen Belle panini, whch came with some side salad and creamy coleslaw. Decent enough lunch for only £4.45, nice latte for afterwards. My wee son enjoyed a sausage roll. Plenty of high chairs available. Nice little cafe with attentive staff.

Lovely inside and excellent food. It's good.to see lots of healthy options too. Staff are greatread more

My wife I had only our 2nd sample of Brunch Box sandwiches from our local Tesco in Antrim today. We…read morecan confirm that our first experience (last week) was no fluke. They were delicious both times. The bread used is chunky & soft and the fillings are top class & very tasty. We're both in our early 70's and would be pretty good judges & unafraid to point out poor quality. No such problem here! Kieran& Alice McMullan

The Fatted Calf logo was something I used to see all the time on the side of catering vans…read moretravelling around Belfast. The shop on the Stranmillis Road, which took over from a failed Sandwich Bar (Dante's RIP) is their step away from corporate catering. When I walked into The Fatted Calf, I felt a little awkward. The décor is dark, very dark and the mood seemed to be too! It was around lunch time and I thought it would be a little more busy, but apart from myself there was only a solitary guy typing away at a window seat. The food is a mixture of nice homely dishes and sandwich bar, not to dissimilar from the sandwich bar that used to occupy the space. I was in a rush so I only had soup with a wheat roll, but it did hit the spot. The place hadn't been open very long and hopefully business will be able to pick up! If it had at least some people in it, it might look a little less like a money laundering scam for Vampires.

The Fatted Calf do really great gourmet sandwiches. They have such a huge variety of foods on offer…read moreit's hard not to get creative with your order!! I called in with my mum one day and had a lovely pork, salad baguette which was so fantastic! They also cater for large functions and weddings and they do close the restaurant during wedding season as they're so busy. If you really want to sample their best? Get yourself down to St Georges market where they've an amazing spit roast on the go, and it really is melt in your mouth delish! The menu is a little more expensive than you're average sandwich place but the ingredients are so great, it's certainly worth it!

This little business situated opposite the marina in Bangor does a great wee trade. When you enter…read morethere is a large stone fountain with a water feature adding a nice, nautical feel to the seating area. You have to queue to be seated so, as there were a few people ahead of us and it was a nice day we decided to sit outside. I fetched my own menu as I was starving. We both fancied a fry. There was a large breakfast and a small breakfast listed on the menu with the large costing £2.25p more than the small with the only extra items being beans and tomato - I had to ask about this and was told the large breakfast comes with 2 pieces of toast and 2 rashers of bacon. A tip would be to put this on the menu. We both also ordered big mugs of tea. Our small cups with teapots soon arrived and we waited no more than five minutes for our breakfasts - to be honest I was a little disappointed. Mine seemed rather small, a small slice of bread, a small scoop of mushrooms, one sausage and one quite fatty rasher of bacon. No sauce or salt came to the table either - I had to go in and ask for it. The food was tasty enough and when I paid the lady behind the counter asked if everything was OK. I said it was lovely but explained that soda and potato bread would just top the fry off nicely. She explained politely back that it wasn't a fry it was a breakfast and that was why there was no potato or soda bread. That was me told. Anyway, it was decent grub in a lovely setting and so I would recommend it but it's not a big greasy fry up as your heart mind want. Still nice though. :-)

Cafe Brazilia is strangely named, as the food is all pretty standard and local, but hey, it's good…read moreso they can call it whatever they like! The cafe is often busy and you may have to queue for a seat come lunchtime, but the wait is certainly worth the wait. The food is really great and while we only grabbed a sandwich and cup of tea (refillable! yay) The bread and fillings were so fresh and delicious! I would highly recommend this wee cafe not only for the great location and beautiful views of the Marina that it boasts but the friendly staff and fab food! Their Fry ups are apparently out of this world and I can't wait to try one!

This place is A-OK for me. There really isn't anything exceptional about it, but there's nothing…read morewrong with it either to be fair. It's handy to get something on the way out of the pool or the gym, whatever you've been there to do and takes the hassle out of going somewhere for a quick coffee or tea if that's all you were looking for. The food and coffee are fine, nothing special but you shouldn't find anything to complain about either. But you are in effect in the foyer of a leisure centre so it's never going to compete on ambience. It is however bright and open. So it's not unpleasant to sit in either. I guess it just has that feel that you get when you're in a council run property, there's just that feeling about it that you don't get in other places!

The first thing you notice is how clean the shop is everything's made fresh on the day I like there…read morebrown breads

This place seems to have been here since the dawn of time, by dawn of time I must mean 1985 or…read moreshortly after because I simply do not remember this wee cafe/restauraunt/team room not being in the centre of Bangor serving tea and scones to old women. There is plenty on offer for a wee cuppa or to head in and get a quick bite to eat for lunch of afternoon tea. The stuff is very nice but is pretty expensive, you will certainly be left reeling by some of the prices but its all home made and is lovely quality and always very tasty. I would definitely recommend the Ulster Fry as long as you don'y mind the staff being a bit weird with you. Its right in the centre of town so parking can be tough at busy times but you can always park round behind ASDA or down at the marina and just dander here.

Found ourselves in Bangor today for a wee drive. We got hungry so I turned on my trusty Yelp app…read moreto find what luscious eaterys were near me. That's were I saw this little beauty. So in we went. My oh my what a find. Great place. Great atmosphere and decent decor. The server was a lovely guy who was very personable. He gave us the menu and as I read down the page my mouth began to water. We opted to share some buffalo wings with the medium sauce although we were asked were we brave enough to try the "suicide" sauce to which I quickly declined. They were accompanied with a blue cheese dip. The wings were soooo tasty and the heat of the sauce was cooled by the blue cheese dip and this left you wanting more and more. I would definitely recommend trying the wings! For main we both had a steak sandwich/sub with cheese, sauted peppers and onions that came with a choice of side and slaw. The side I chose was sweet potato wedges. The sandwich was fantastic and full of flavour. The sweet potato wedges were by far thee best sweet potato wedges I have ever eaten outside of my own house! My plate was well and truly cleaned by the end of the meal. I will definitely be back to try some of the other delicous sounding dishes on the menu!!

Out for the night to celebrate the fact we made it all the way to Saturday. This place has been…read moreopen for ages but never had the chance to try it. We haven't heard much about it so no real expectations. This is a great little spot. Cool decor with a lovely terrace if you can brave the weather. Being a major wings fan I of course had to sample theirs. They were delicious with a great dipping sauce. We went for steak mains which were perfectly cooked with a flame grill taste yummmm! Deserts were indulgent. All sorts of beers cocktails and wine on offer. Great spot, will be back!