Cafolla's At The Square — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Cafolla's: A Timeless Gem in Our Hometown

Nestled in the heart of our hometown, Cafolla's is a beloved establishment that has been serving up delicious, traditional fish and chips for decades. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with the warm, inviting aroma of freshly fried fish and the friendly smiles of the staff.

The decor is charmingly nostalgic, with vintage posters and memorabilia adorning the walls, transporting you back to simpler times. The booth seating adds to the cozy, homely feel of the place. It's the kind of spot where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy a hearty meal with friends and family.

The menu is straightforward but perfect in its simplicity. The fish is always fresh, coated in a light, crispy batter that shatters with each bite. The chips are golden and fluffy, cooked to perfection. Don't miss out on their homemade ice cream – it's the perfect complement to the fish. For those looking for something different, they also offer a selection of pasties and sausages that are equally delightful.

What truly sets Cafolla's apart is the atmosphere. It's a place where locals gather, stories are shared, and laughter fills the air. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you're made to feel like part of the family. The staff go out of their way to ensure you have a memorable experience, and their passion for what they do is evident in every aspect of the shop.

In a world that's constantly changing, Cafolla's remains a steadfast reminder of the joys of tradition and community. It's more than just a chip shop – it's a cherished part of our...

Where do l even begin???? I have Never experienced a worse breakfast in my life! Firstly, the so called "service " isn't there... you've got to order your food at the till and pay for it there before you get it! I now understand why... because if you're not happy with your food, tough luck, you've already paid for it! Then there's the packed together booths.. which are extremely narrow. I don't know why they need so much seating.. the place was mostly empty! Now for the food.... we paid £25.90 for 2 breakfasts, 1 coffee, 1 tea. The tea came out in a small cup (no pot for topping up) and it was luke warm.. l has to ask for hot water to try and rescue it. The breakfast was minimal, no black/white pudding, no toast/brown bread, no butter or jam. The cheap tasteless sausage was deep fried and unpalatable.. The bacon was pretty good, which was the only decent thing on the plate... and it's the reason l rated this absolute joke of a restaurant 1 star. I will never go back to it again and if you guys want some decent food, for the love of God, find...

Ordered 2 frys and a gluten free fry and 3 cappuccinos to sit in, cappuccinos came in take away cups which when sitting in nobody wants, you want a proper cup when sitting in but when we took off the lids there was a scuzz forming on top of the drinks, workers didn't seem too bothered, eggs weren't cooked properly on the 2 frys, sodas were burnt and on the gluten free fry they forgot the bacon and when I asked where was the bacon they said is bacon gluten free even though it was on the menu, gluten free fry was pitiful, I've never had worse really and it all came to £34 which we didn't know as there is no prices on the menu which I have never seen in a cafe before, we couldn't get out quick enough and even though I've had theyre ice cream which is delicious they're breakfast...