One of my favourite places to go for lunch or even a bun and tea. Lovely very friendly staff! Great…read moreselection of food.

A great place to grab a bite and a coffee. Went with the family and we all ordered different things…read morebut everyone was happy. Highlights included: Breakfast plate with a perfectly done poached egg. Bagel with cream cheese. Chocolate chip cookie. Chocolate muffin. Service was friendly and the bathroom was clean -- gotta love that too!

Really enjoy their coffee…read more They need to fix their seats as I feel there isn't much when it gets busy

I went to this lovely restaurant for a late breakfast a few days ago! They served breakfast til…read more1200 on Mondays, which was much later then other places we checked in Omagh! It's off one of the main streets, and it's just lovely inside! They had decorated for Christmas and I can't tell you just how adorable this place Is!! It is small, but the service was great. The food was lovely! I ordered a BLT with tea, and we shared a yogurt plate! It was quality food with amazing touches! Definitely go here if you are ever in this corner of the world, you'll fall in love as I did!

The worst coffee shop I have ever seen never go here the trainees are listening to their…read moresupervisors but the supervisors are ruining your order and if u went to this place often u would be bankrupt and they rip u off

Very nice establishment, longstanding. Refurbished a few years ago, but I miss the old-world hotel…read morefeel. And the hotel part is gone! Still, nice, inexpensive and homely food. Good pastry selection.

Lovely selection of buns. Friendly staff & a great place to sit in with a nice view. Hot and cold…read moremenu for lunch is lovely. Great place!

If I've ever been to Omagh before I don't recall and it's likely I'll not be there ever again…read more As I ambled I was struck by a few things - the cheerful enthusiasm of the local traffic warden, who seemed to be following me even though I'd parked up, how busy it was as we live through austerity, an Irish Sea border and a pandemic, (even finding a parking space was challenging) and the number of shoe shops trading close by one another. On my way back to the car I spotted this coffee place just adjacent to where I'd parked so I picked up a take out cappuccino - it was a good size, great tasting and I think £2.79. I tried to pay with Revolut but their card machine was broken so folding money it was. Had a bit of banter with the barista as he made my brew so all in all pleasant. I'd give it 3 green stars for their locally made produce and the degradable coffee cups and no pressure to use a plastic lid. I sat in my car and listened to John Denver's Wildlife Concert. Dear John gone much too soon.