Good restaurants/eateries

NAR

We were at the Ruby King chinese at Abbey Street Bangor tonight. They do a tea time special - 3 courses for £9.90. Only slight quibble was the plates could have done with being a bit warmer. Food was lovely, staff excellent and very good value for money IMO.

avoniel

edtheduck wrote:

dont know if this has been posted yet, but the parlour is good for grub..good mix of young and not so young customers too, the day i was there.....which is nice.. good meal deals too...check out http://www.theparlour.com/

Bit far to go for lunch??? New York!!!! LOL

SteveyJC

I'm assuming its the one on Elmwood Avenue. Dont go if you want a quick luck. They are notioursly slowwwwwwwwwwww!

edtheduck_2

ooops...obviously wrong link, but sure y'all know where it is anyway!!!

edtheduck_2

http://www.parlourbar.co.uk/
not quite as exciting location as first link but..........................

belfastgal

The menu is superb the portions are huge and the prices are excellent.Never had a bad meal there

Coolhandluke

Another vote for the Ruby King,went there tonight.
Lovely inside and food was great,i think they do the same menu at lunch time for £5.90.
No problem with the plates tonight,they were warm plus complimentry prawn crackers and jelly beans :j

NAR

Coolhandluke wrote:

No problem with the plates tonight,they were warm plus complimentry prawn crackers and jelly beans :j

Was keeping them as a suprise!! :rotfl:

BigAl94

If you're up the Antrim Coast, Therese's Tearoom in Cushendun does a fantastic all day breakfast, 4 rashers of bacon, two sausages, egg, tomato, black pudding, white pudding, vegetable roll, soda bread and potato bread for £3.75. Brilliant!

jnd

Coolhandluke wrote:

Another vote for the Ruby King,went there tonight.
Lovely inside and food was great,i think they do the same menu at lunch time for £5.90.
No problem with the plates tonight,they were warm plus complimentry prawn crackers and jelly beans :j

NAR wrote:

We were at the Ruby King chinese at Abbey Street Bangor tonight. They do a tea time special - 3 courses for £9.90. Only slight quibble was the plates could have done with being a bit warmer. Food was lovely, staff excellent and very good value for money IMO.

Guys, the name has changed to the Ruby Palace and incase you're interested, is no longer associated with the Ruby King at Rathgael Road.