The Jolly Sandwich Bar — Restaurant in Fermanagh and Omagh District

We read the reviews online and seen all the pictures and couldn't wait to try something from it and boy were we not disappointed. From the moment you walk in the door on tuesday we weremet a smile and the noise of happy customers loving every bite of food they eat. It was packed as it should have been and we thought we wouldn't get seated but the staff work like a well oiled machine and in no time tables are cleared and customers are sat snd stuffing every delicious crumb of food into their mouths. My wife ordered the goats cheese and beetroot toastie and I the amazing coronation chicken with pineapple and brie ummmmmmmmm, my eldest just wanted a sausage and the youngest got a sausage sandwich (which was mahosive). Everyone of us loved it and couldn't eat it fast enough. The lovely lady at the till made us feel like we the only customers in the shop and made sure that I had somewhere to sit as I need crutches to walk. We had planned to get something sweet after but the sandwiches filled us to the brim, on my way back to the car after going down the town I popped back in and bought my wife a mixed berry cake and she loved it. I wish I lived closer than Antrim as I would be...

We had the opportunity of visiting this charming spot two days in a row, and both times it was bustling with people. The food was truly delightful - we tried a variety of dishes including the flatbread with pesto and chicken, the chicken sandwich, and the BBQ chicken wrap. The portions were generous, leaving us fully satisfied. We couldn't resist trying some of their tray-bakes and scones, and the raspberry and white chocolate scone was nothing short of heavenly!

Their cappuccinos, available with both regular and oat milk, were enjoyable, although I found mine a bit diluted for my taste. It could have packed a stronger punch!

The staff was exceptional, with a special mention to the lovely lady who effortlessly attended to all the tables with genuine warmth and friendliness. However, the layout of the place seemed a bit cramped, as the tables were closely squeezed together. During our visit with four adults and a toddler, seating together proved challenging, requiring some of us to relocate to another table. Larger tables would definitely enhance the dining experience.

Overall, it's a lovely spot to enjoy a relaxing brunch or lunch if you're in the...

My friend and I were travelling around Northern Ireland and when in Enniskillen bumped into a local, who when asked advised us to eat here, so we did and we were not disappointed. It’s a quant local tea room, but so much more. If you go at the right time when they are serving lunch you will be presented with a choice of baked dishes, sandwiches, teas, coffees and cakes enough to fill a king’s banquet. The food is amazing and tastes like something only your mum or nan can make for you. I had a chicken, bacon, leak and cheese bake with crisps baked on the top, and potato salad it was delicious and I will attempt a recreation at home! If you are in or near Enniskillen go and eat lunch here you won’t be...