Caffè Nero — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Honestly I've not been in for probably a couple of years. Not that it needed it, but I didn't notice any significant changes to the interior. It's still what I would call 'coffee shop dim' which is fine/conducive to a good chat!

I didn't buy any food this time - nothing was jumping out at me... Looking at the options below, sorry, I wasn't there thinking I was going to review it later so didn't pay loads of attention! I feel like it probably is wheelchair accessible and certainly the terraced bit outside is.

In fact thinking back I'm nearly sure they've a wheelchair accessible loo too 🤔

Anyhow I think this is still 'up there' as one of the best spots to nip into for a cuppa up the town. There's enough space between tables to get a buggy in if your family's at that...

The staff are some of the friendliest people on the planet. They make great coffee, and since I'm in so often they even know my usual order. Their baked goods are amazing, I would definitely recommend the caramel shortbread! However, their sandwiches and stuff are not too great (not to any fault of the staff - they're pre-made). One problem I have with the establishment is their bathroom. The emergency cord has been cut and tied at a higher level and is always tied to one of the support rails that needs to be moved down for some people. The emergency cord must always hit the floor so that someone may grab it for help if they have fallen. Other than that, it's an...

Was served by the most horrible member of staff, young lady in twenties I’d say, black hair and tattoos. From the first point of contact her attitude was absolutely horrendous, will not be back it was that bad and a quick scan of recent reviews proves it wasn’t a one off. This member of staff shouldn’t be behind the counter. Simple as that. Just the most awful attitude, give the job to someone who wants it and is good...