Third Day Coffee — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Sensational all round. On Mondays afternoon we decided to pop in and see what it was like. Well, they knocked it out of the park ! We had two eggs Benedict with pulled pork. All the flavours on the plate were beautifully well balanced. The meat was to perfection, juicy and tender yet not greasy. The sourdough was on point and the eggs perfectly cooked. The sauce was perfect, usually a Benedict would be too rich for myself and leave me feeling sickly, but not here. I ate the whole thing. Divine ! The portions were stellar. Huge appreciation for giving good hearty and well thought portions for all the components of the dish. The coffee was again perfect. My extra hot oat milk decaf was not a problem for the all smiles front of house and the blondie to finish off was perfect to share.

I would usually travel all the way to Belfast for this level of service and food. I thought there might be some influence from traveling, perhaps Australia ? As the level of food and coffee was off the hook !

Well done guys it's seriously good ! You've got some more regulars...

I'm really fussy 😂 and don't normally buy traybakes/ scones out because they don't be as fresh as my own at home! Sometimes we take the risk though and this time did Not disappoint, at All! 😍I was very happily impressed with the super fresh raspberry and white chocolate scone..(would be next level with more raspberries in it and white chocolate drizzled over the top) 😋😉 It felt like the same soda bread mixture I would do at home!🙌 Also that Mars bar krispie square was flipping great! The rice crispies still good and crunchy with a perfect amount of chocolate! Just brilliant! Never buy crispie squares from a shop (in a pack of 6or so) because they're always soft and stale tasting. Not here in this coffee shop, absolutely perfect! All of this and needless to say the coffee was of the excellent standard that we're now well used to!

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Really lovely spot. Been meaning to try it for a while and finally got round to doing so today. Got parked nearby and went in to be greeted warmly by the many staff who were working today. Ordered a V60 each for me and a friend and paid. Sat down in a lovely soft seat in the very warm environment. The coffee came and was pretty good, although a little under extracted. Didn't try the pastries or food so can't comment on those aspects. Reasonably priced, a bit cheaper than other independent coffee shops. Well stocked retail shelf as well. When leaving the staff were very friendly again, thanking us for our business and wishing us well on our way. The really great customer service and great reports on the food mean I will be back, in due...