On the drive to Belfast, I suddenly became very hungry and realized I needed to grab a bite to eat…read moreASAP. Banbridge was the next town on our route, so we drove down the main drag and happened upon Rosehip Cafe. The bakery was lively, with many local families picking up delicious treats and snacks. We walked to the back to the cafe area, and ordered paninis and soup. We didn't know when we ordered, but the soup came with fresh, fluffy rolls. Even though we had ordered sandwiches, we ended up eating the rolls too because they were so tasty! The paninis were standard compared to others we had in Ireland, but the soup really was exceptional. I had the chicken and vegetable, and it reminded me of home. I took most of my panini to go. Service was quick and friendly. One star off because the restrooms were a little messy. There was a sign that said to alert the staff if they were not up to par, but it didn't look like that had happened while I was there. So many of the pastries and bars at the bakery looked delicious, but I refrained. If I'm ever back, I'll indulge. :)

This joint has been newly done up and its pretty fancy, some lovely scenic photographs of the…read moreMournes on the wall and on the other side a whole load of crap drawn by local brats almost put me off my coffee, the frames cost a fortune but they would have been better hanging there on their own. My GF is a real fan, she goes there lots and lots with her mates, me less so, been a few times and the food is excellent (I have only ever had the fry mind you!) The manager is a really nice guy, friendly and charming which is more than I can say about some of the female 'specimens' roaming about, not to mention the 'bouncer' who clears the tables...he scares the bejeezus out of me, scowling all over the place daring anyone to leave a crumb on a side plate. The food menu is standard sandwiches paninis etc and hot stuff at lunch time, all very wholesome and tasty. An added bonus is the bakery at one end you can pick up a delicious naughty bun to enjoy with your generous pot of tea.

Great place to stop to pick up some pastries for the office, a cae for the inlaws coming to visit,…read moreor to stock up on their gorgeous Apple tarts. Great staff, very friendly. well worth a visit!!!

I spent a week in Banbridge visiting friends and loved this place. The service was first class and…read morethe choice on offer was second to none! I didn't think bakeries like this existed anymore. I will be back to Banbridge, just to visit Richmonds again.....Amazing! -

The Cake Shop is an independent bakery selling some seriously scrumptious cakes, scones, cupcakes…read moreand sandwiches. Very popular in Armagh for bespoke birthday and special occasion cakes. Not the cheapest, however you do pay a bit more for quality and it's quality you get with this bakery.

this bakery is one of the nicest bakerys in the town and sells lovely homemade products my…read morefavourite being the pancakes, would def recommend this bakery to anyone that loves homemade bread t o sasuage rolls to buns

Great food great price and great service will be back. The various meal deals are great for kids…read moreand adults or workmen and the portions are massive. The bakery side also is great with tons of sweet treats for after a coffee or your meal.

Have tried Crumbs cupcakes and cakes at various festivals, markets and also in 387 Ormeau Road…read morecafe, Belfast. Absolutely beautiful, indulgent, sweet treats. In particular the carrot, red velvet, and vanilla cakes are delicious. The best bakery around and completely vegan! Truly scrumptious...

Everything about this independent place is perfect. Y'know the way there's whiskey and then there's…read morewhiskey sorta think Jameson's and then ya have the 22 year old small batch about 12 times the price then ya have the 2007 rarest vintage at a mere £1300 a bottle. Similarly there's coffee and then there's coffee. Here ain't a Starbucks or Costa place as this coffee is ace quality, complex, deep, small batch, shade grown, carefully made and exquisite. The staff are friendly, care for community and the environment, don't have greedy shareholders who only care for loadsa money and it has a delightful ambiance. So not just five stars but five green stars to boot. Really worth supporting.

It's been a month and a half since I visited this bakery, and I just can't stop thinking about it…read more Seriously the best Soda Farl on the whole Island. So moist and actually fluffy. I've never had soda bread like it! The scones were great too... and the biscuits (oatmeal cookies half dipped in chocolate) were a treat so don't want to miss! I wish I could fly back just to go here again!

Oh Sunnyside Bakery, your name is very misleading. If anything the look of your business is frankly…read morevery, very gloomy, cloudy side at best! Fortunately I have always been taught to not judge a book by its cover, and this old adage has proved ripe and useful yet again when brought into the context of this place! This place has been up and running for decades now and has been able to survive the downturn in footfall to the Ballynahinch main street due to the new stupid road system due to a core pool of loyal customers. They are loyal for good reason. Warm and friendly staff, freshly baked breads of all types and genres ranging from traditional Irish favourites to more modern breads, to a wide range of buns, cake and tray bakes. This place does an unbelievable mars bar krispie square if my memory serves me correctly! So know that whatever baked goods you need, you will be in good hands here!