Noa Market Hall (cafe) - Douglas

The jug here is so good! It's done with a lot of care, and yes. The food was a little bland, but certainly still edible. (This could also be because of the dishes we ordered! Surely worth a visit

I was on the island for a week and often decided to come back to this café! A well-designed and decorated, open space. Always with a good energy and atmosphere. The staff all really see their time there enjoying and welcome you cordially. Being connected to a bicycle store is well done and adds to the mood of the place. Bicycle-friendly facilities include an outdoor parking, a petrol station and mechanics/a workshop on hand. And equally important food and drink; wow! Coffee is some of the best I've ever had about my trips. I tried her Americano (strong, powerful, filter coffee (glossy, light and fruity and espresso). Generally all made brilliant and very good. You can say that good coffee is important here without being snobby. Had the Full Manx breakfast with my buddy and we both agreed that all the items were top notch; You get a really good quality delicious feed. Shortly brilliant.

Probably the best chocolate brew. There is a wide range of foods that provide for everyone, all made fresh on the grounds. If you want your bikes, there is also a fantastic store in the back.

Great breakfast, get some bicycle savings while you're here.

This place is my jam. It has chill vibes but that doesn't mean the staff are inattentive, quite the opposite. These guys know how to cook and brew, resulting in what is surely one of the best breakfasts on the island. Honestly the food I had was faultless, high quality sausages and bacon, perfectly scrambled eggs, really tasty sourdough etc... My ONE tiny criticism is simply that the plate size is too small for the awesome pile of food you get! I had to play a bit of awkward Tetris with my food to get through it. It was a game worth playing though! I'm restricted to decaf drinks so I daren't call myself a coffee aficionado but they nailed my decaf orders and I got the impression they're known for their coffee as they sell the beans if you want to brew the same stuff at home.