I was in Eva's cafe had a lovely ham and pineapple toasting with chips lovely cup of tea my first…read moretime there I will be back soon staff very helpful

This place is a bit of a goldmine. Loughshore is a very popular spot for the public due to the…read morecaravan park, children's play park, beach etc, so Barista are in the perfect position to cater to the crowds. They do the usual teas, coffee, hot chocolate and soft drinks, plus traybakes, sandwiches, some hot food options and ice cream. We only stopped in for a cold drink after our visit to the park, but I liked the look of the cafe and as stated before, it's a great addition to the area due to the amount of people it draws!

Good strong coffee, didn't know weather to drink it or smoke it. Not watery or over milked. Perfect…read moreplace for cafe barista, I still miss the chippy van that used to be in the car park years ago but it is better having somewhere you can sit in and shelter if its a rough day.

Stax is a cute neighborhood sandwich and coffee shop! There is a small indoor seating area with…read morethree tables, as well as an outdoor seating area. Much of the food is deli-style where you choose your own ingredients for toasties or sandwiches. A cute quirk is that the menu posted on the wall is written backwards: so you have to look in the mirror to read it properly. We came for a (second) breakfast, so Mom wanted more of a lunch. She ordered a turkey and cheese toastie with sauce on the side. It was much larger than she thought it would be! I had an egg and bacon sandwich​ with poached eggs. It was simple and delicious, with two perfectly poached eggs and nice thick bacon! I also had a tea which was good! The food was piping hot. Service was good, and the staff was very nice! Stax is my kind of sandwich shop, and definitely somewhere I'd eat again!

I've lived around this area since I was born and I've always thought there should be a coffee shop…read morein this area. Now there is, hooray, but I have to say I'm a little let down. I thought it would be nicer. Now I've only been in a few times, but I just don't feel drawn back to the place. Yes the service was polite and friendly, their wares sold for standard prices, regulars seem at ease (it seems to be frequented by local shop workers) though I'd say it would be a good shop if you're passing by and don't fancy coffee in the Abbey Centre (who could blame you!) They also sell a range of hand made cards and at least the staff know about the coffee they sell. I don't want to knock it as I've finally got what I wanted but it could definitely be a lot better with just a little effort.

This is a hidden gem, I called in with my wife for the first time for a quick light lunch and we…read morewere pleasantly surprised. Quite small but has some tables outside under a canopy roof Ideal for our Irish summer. the service was friendly and personal and we enjoyed a relaxing meal in clean tastefully decorated surroundings. There was good selection food well presented at a reasonable price. If you want to escape the busy busy nearby Abbey Centre this is the place to escape to for a quiet coffee or a light meal. We will be back and will recommend The Coffee Bean

First and foremost, well done to them for coming up with the name. I think Sarnie Schwarzeneggers…read moreis hilarious, and this is what drew my attention to it in the first place. I wasn out and about on the Wednesday lunchtime I was in the area, and looking for a place to grab a quick bite, and this more than did the job for me. It's small inside, and had it have been busier, I'd have had no chance of getting a seat, so luckily I was eating on the go, not that there were no tables free when I was in. They have a vast array of choices on their menu, and they also offer a delivery service, but of course, being the picky thing I am, I always like to choose my own, so they were only to happy to accommodate my tuna and cheese with may on granary bread, which was soft, fresh, delicious, and a fab price. Top class!

This is one hell of a sandwich shop. Small in size, big on taste. Being something of a sandwich…read moreaficionado i can safely put at least 2 of the house specials on my top 10 list. I would recommend first timers go for either the terminator or the Italian both are top notch. The staff are very accommodating and will for those of us more conscious of calories, they are happy to rustle up a mean salad.... they even have low fat salad dressing. Like the other reviewers mentioned, it was the name which attracted me first of all and now every time I'm at the abbeycentre or anywhere round there i make a point of grabbing a sandwich to go. Good value, good atmosphere, good food and easy to park. 5 Stars Sarnies... Well done and good luck!

I am very excited about this venture in Holywood. Finally Holywood gets something more than a…read morecoffee shop, a lovely contemporary but pretty place to hang out for some delicious treats. I feel that it may be a type of Meil et Moi goes to Holywood Patisserie, coffee house & Eatery. It will serve fine coffees with small sweet bites of patisseries, which enhance the flavour of the coffee. The launch evening gave people a taster of some of the fine food that it will be serving. There were some tasty goats cheese, salmon and cucumber canapes and some charcuterie and tapanades which give a taster of the savoury foods in store. We were also treated to some prosecco follwed by a sample of the patisseries i.e Black fruit domes, Raspberry fruit domes, macaroons, mini cheescakes and a good selection of others. We were able to sneak away with some small rhubarb and apple crumble pies, cherry tarts and other little treats to try. They were delicious. I can't wait to call into the Living Room for lunch or afternoon coffee. Staff were all very friendly and the decor was classy, but relaxed and comfortable.

Had a delightful night at The Living Room for Culture Night in Holywood. Wonderful Live Music from…read morea very talented jazz singer. Food was fantastic and served without fault. The young girl who served our party was delightful, very well presented and a good knowledge of the coffee. The young chap behind the counter has a smile that would please the unhappiest of person, a joy to watch. Although the establishment was very busy, this did not effect the quality of service. Fast and efficient. The manager even took the time to explain the whole concept of the Living Room and you really understand where they are coming from. Low tables are my only concern and as a larger man, It can pose a slight issue. I pointed this out to the manager and he explained why they did it that way and the plans going forward. He had so much passion about this business I was surprised to discover that he did not own the business himself. I wish him and all his staff every success but, honestly, with the direction and service they give, it will have no problems on that front.

I still love the Coffee Yard and for the most part the review I wrote for it a good while ago is…read morestill true, coffee, food, service, all great (if fractionally over the odds pricing.. but the quality is there to justify it). The only reason I'm writing this and loosing 2 stars, is because since COVID the upstairs part of the Yard has not reopened, it seems to have been given over to the adjoined art gallery, meaning that the yard itself gas been given over to just being the (slightly dark) narrow cramped feeling bit at the back of the premises which means its a lot less nice to sit in. The upstairs was so much nicer, more natural light, space, a fire in winter and often live background music, so wonderful. So... I really hope to be coming back in the future when I realise the upstairs is open again and stick this back up to 5 stars!!!!

Ladies who lunch everywhere you look! This Holywood High Street café seems to attract high-class…read moreHolywood residents and for good reason. The food is out of this world and the ambiance is even better. Joint on to an art gallery the Yard really is a masterpiece of relaxation. One thing that sets the Yard apart from the huge amount of competition in Holywood is the staff. Firstly there's always an abundance of them and secondly they are always extremely informative and helpful. Back to the all important food - Don't expect to get a huge feed at the Yard, it really is a café in its traditional sense. They sell tray-bakes, pastries, French toast and deserts as well as stocking local teas and coffee. There's a car park out the back of the Yard and you can use the back entrance if you're parked here.