While all the other posher and more expensive places to lunch in comber are quiet this place is…read morealways buzzing because the food is good, the portions are big and the bill is small! They also have a bistro/restaurant in the evening which runs fantastic one off deals such as from Wednesday to Saturday this week and from 5pm they are offering buy one get one free on the main courses. They also offer a comber steak night where two people can dine on two starters, two steaks with the trimmings and a bottle of wine - I've seen this done before in other places but I have heard this one mentioned time and time again. In the daytime enjoy a coffee or tea with homemade scones selling at £1.00 each - happy days. And they have Wi-Fi and baristas - the perfect combo! Awesome!

Second visit in the last month to Sugarcane in Comber, the service is excellant and the food is…read morevery tasty. We both opted for Bacon and Brie Paninis with a Cranberry dressing, served with salad, coleslaw and skinny chips. Very reasonable price for such a tasty and filling lunch. The one thing that makes this place stand out is the staff, they are very attentive without being in your face and nothing is too much trouble. I brought a few caramel squares home as we were too full to eat them! Defo worth a visit.

The ice cream here is so tasty and such a wide range of flavours- absolutely delicious! I love the…read morekinder bueno milkshake

It's an out - of - town drive thru with Scrabo tower as a backdrop; I've never driven through a…read moredrive - thru for a coffee and I didn't this time either. I went in, I ordered two extra shot tall cappuccinos, one with sugar free vanilla syrup and I brought my own cups so two pretty good coffees £6. There was plenty of room inside but we sat at tables outside as it was warm enough, for a change, as our summer has been pretty much a washout. The WiFi is fast but doesn't even work outside at the seats and that's pretty lousy. There's a Tim Horton's drive thru close by and a BurgerKing. I liked Horton's coffee while in Canada but here it's not great so I don't bother and don't intend to bother. Starbucks will do when there nothing better nearby. This Starbucks was clean, bright and airy with the air con working very effectively. There were three friendly staff serving and they were under a bit of pressure and not really coping adequately.

I want to work here! You don't have to offer the customers any greetings when serving them. No eye…read morecontact either. You can chat away to your co workers rather than keep the floors, tables and chairs clear of coffee drinking detritus. All in all a great job!

Love the drunken noodles!! Soo good. Great service. Wish we were local here and wish we would have…read morefound it sooner.

I've recently noticed this interesting new addition to William Street, Newtownards, and decided to…read morecheck it out. Well, absolutely "je ne regrette rien"! It's reputation has already deservedly led to its being booked out on midweek evenings so that when I walked in at 6.30pm as a prospective solitary diner, I was lucky to get the one table which still had an hour to spare. I'm glad it was available because what I had was totally top notch to the extent that this would now be my first recommendation for an evening restaurant in Newtownards. I really really like satay so ordered the chicken satay skewers. These were not swimming or drowning in sauce as with so many popular joints. They were neat and all the more photogenic for it, while still tasting delicious. I could also have ordered a satay main course as there was one on the specials menu but I decided not to look like an obsessive and so I ordered the masaman in veggy form, with jasmine rice. This was served with a knife and fork but with the flavour being in the liquid, I asked for a spoon and got it. I'm loath to waste the tastiest part of the dish and therefore think that a spoon should be standard without asking! I look forward to a return visit.

Just had a large fry (first joke) it is the worst value for money £14.00that included a coke the…read morefry one egg wafer thin half a soda one potatoe bread two sausage two bacon beans and mushroom two very small slices of tomatoe ,the sausage looked like it was cooked yesterday, i did complain sorry about thst i will give you an ice cream on the way out was the answer DONT BE FOOLED LIKE ME JUS TRY SOMEWHERE ELSE CANT BE AS BAD AS THIS PLACE

An ice cream parlour and fish and chips cafe which could be straight out of the 1950s, but in a…read morereally good way. I think Cafollas is still a family owned and run business just as it was a couple of generations ago when the Cafolla family opned it. Inside you'll find a smog of chip fumes and cooking smells and the battered fish and chips would probably make that nutitional do-gooder Jamie Oliver feel faint but I love it. The menu is traditional and plain which is Ok by me as you don't go to Cafollas for fine dining but for old fashioned comfort food and the prices are good too. Think fish and chips, sausage egg and chips and loads of salt and vinegar for under a fiver and you're there. After the greasy fry up, you can't leave without having an ice cream which is what Cafollas is really famous for. Proper diary ice cream which tastes of real ingredients. Perfect.