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Picnic
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An article about a charming cafe in Northern Ireland paints a mixed picture. While some visitors were disappointed with the service and portion sizes, others praised the delicious food and friendly staff. Despite some shortcomings, many customers enjoyed the cozy atmosphere and unique offerings, such as pottery for sale. The cafe seems to be a popular choice for locals and visitors alike, offering a variety of tasty treats and accommodating different dietary needs. Overall, the cafe appears to have a loyal customer base and offers a pleasant dining experience for those looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy a meal or coffee.
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Really friendly people! Very tasty homemade food and good selection! Also very importantly the coffee was good! It was nice to be able to sit outside and enjoy the lovely weather! We will definitely go back!
This establishment is our first choice for refreshments in this part of Northern Ireland. The staff were friendly and well organised. In my opinion, the food is also very good.
I stopped by for a coffee and was truly impressed by the wide variety of cakes, traybakes, and savory items. I would recommend trying the sausage roll with Ballymaloe relish, which came with a side salad. I also sampled the raspberry and coconut cake, which was gluten-free and delicious. The total for this and two coffees was £16, which I found to be a bit pricey, but that seems to be the norm these days. The atmosphere was great, the staff was friendly and attentive, and the food was good. The place was a bit small, but that added to its charm. This was my first visit, and I will definitely be back when I'm in the area again. I deduct one star for the outdoor toilet, which was a bit hard to locate.
Had a very nice bistro quality lunch here. Good ambiance. Service a little slow and cramped but wasn't too bad.
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