Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Letterkenny

"Parade Ground, 70 Ebrington Square, Derry BT47 6FA Northern IrelandEuropean, Contemporary, Irish, BritishLunch, DinnerReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+44 28 7134 3336http://www.walledcitybrewery.com/"

"Walled City Brewery is the first craft brewery in Derry for over 100 years & what a popular spot it has become. Situated on Ebrington Square, they have created a venue where customers can get involved with the 'tasting experience' & learn more about the beers that are brewed in-house incl 'Boom' & 'Stitch' as well as creating a fine dining restaurant serving a locally sourced menu."

"Housed in the former army barracks on Ebrington Sq, Walled City Brewery is a craft brewery and restaurant run by master brewer and Derry local James Huey. As well as having 10 craft beers on tap, Walled City... Irish in Derry (Londonderry)"

"When owner and chef Kevin Pyke set up Pyke ‘N’ Pommes, he hoped to promote Britain’s growing street food scene in Derry and it seems to be working – since opening in 2013, the food truck has become a fixture of the city’s riverfront and its creative, locally sourced food is hailed as the best in town. Choose from aptly named menu favourites like the Codfather (fresh fillet of Greencastle cod served with black pudding, White Oaks’ organic potatoes, pickled beets and smoky apple puree) and the Notorious P.I.G (slow-roasted shoulder of pork, crispy slaw, BBQ sauce, beetroot crème fraiche on Lebanese flatbread)."

"For years Pyke 'n' Pommes POD – a quayside shipping container – has been serving up the best food in Derry; in 2019 chef Kevin Pyke opened this licensed restaurant, serving a mouthwatering menu of tacos (fillings..."

"This trendy street food spot, now alongside the river Foyle, started life as a van in a disused car park. The configuration now includes a converted shipping container and a double decker bus."

"160-164 Spencer Road | Waterside, Derry BT47 6AH, Northern IrelandWheelchair Accessible, Free Wifi, Reservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full BarIrish, European, British, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$188+44 28 7134 6040"

"The Sooty Olive is one of those sweet finds, located right in the heart of the Waterside area. Taking locally sourced food and using it to create something beautiful. They show off both a stunning presentation and an intensely delicious flavour."

"Drinks served with no ice, very limited menu, very limited selection of 3 poor beers. Maybe premature opening guys so soon guys, but simply wasn’t good enough. Aside from that, staff were very pleasant."

"21 Strand Rd, Derry BT48 6BJ Northern IrelandIrish, European, British, ContemporaryLunch, DinnerWheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Reservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music[email protected]+44 28 7136 2889http://www.brownsintown.com"

"One of the more chic and swanky Derry restaurants, the service here is exceptional and their 2 or 3 course dinner menu is a great price if you fancy a treat. If you can, take some of their Browns Guinness Bread Mix with you too. Address: 21 Strand Rd, Derry/Londonderry, Ireland, BT48 7BJ"

"01/06/2021: Fantastic meal, great choice of menu and at a reasonable price for such high quality cuisine. Service was professional yet talkative and engaging. Service was swift and efficient."

"Located in the heart of the city mid-way between two of Derry’s most famous theatres, Badger’s is the perfect place to suit all tastes. A fine polished-brass and stained-glass Victorian pub with wood-panelled nooks and crannies, and an outdoor terrace, Badgers offers a quiet haven on Orchard Street in the City Centre. No matter what time of day you pop into Badgers bar, there always seems to be a few locals propping up the bar, which helps keep the atmosphere authentic."

"This comfortable Victorian-style venue is a popular local meeting spot and the ideal place to collapse into after a long day. The pub is family-friendly, and offers a varied menu of European, Chinese, Mexican, and Indian dishes. Try the steak and Guinness pie."

"A fine polished-brass and stained-glass Victorian pub with wood-panelled nooks and crannies, and an outdoor terrace, Badgers overflows at lunchtime with shoppers enjoying quality pub grub, and offers a quiet..."

"Located in a beautifully converted 19th-century boathouse on Derry’s Queens Quay overlooking the River Foyle, gastropub Quaywest serves an eclectic European fusion menu complemented by fine wines, craft beer and refreshing cocktails. As a Taste of Ulster accredited restaurant, Quaywest’s cuisine is crafted from locally sourced produce with standout dishes that include lamb shank with champ, roast vegetables and a red wine and pepper jus, as well as pan-fried seabass with crushed potatoes, smoked bacon and leek veloute. Don’t leave without trying one of the delicious cocktails such as the Quaywest Cooler – an intoxicating mix of vodka, peach schnapps, midori, Malibu, cranberry juice and orange juice."

"Quaywest is a trendy, atmospheric wine bar and restaurant with a delicious international menu and very reasonable prices. Housed inside a 19th century building, the establishment enjoys a unique atmosphere and serves primarily British/European fare."

"A vibrant busy gastro pub under 5 minutes walk from the Station B&B (and all downhill!) Mon-Thur they offer up to 40% off, making it well worth the trip."

"Indian restaurants in Ireland tend to be more miss than hit, but Saffron stands out, not only for its fiery curries, rich tikkas and aromatic biryani dishes (made from basmati rice and served with masala sauce),... Irish in Derry (Londonderry)"

"Saffron India offers Indian fine dining and is a firm favourite at Station B&B. It's just a pleasant 5 minute walk from us and serves some of the most delicious Indian food available in the county if not the country."

"Indian restaurants in Ireland tend to be more miss than hit, but Saffron stands out, not only for its fiery curries, rich tikkas and aromatic biryani dishes (made from basmati rice and served with masala sauce),..."

"World famous Peri Peri Chicken located in the heart of the city. Home of the flame grilled spatchcock chicken with a fiery seasoning."

"This modern hotel is centrally located within the historic city walls just around the corner from the bars and restaurants of Shipquay Street and Waterloo Street and has 90 rooms and three suites. The Maldron does a mean afternoon tea in the Lyric Bar – available from £12.50 per person or £15 with a glass of sparkling wine – including finger sandwiches, butter, cream and jam with your scones, a selection of mini desserts and freshly brewed coffee or tea. There’s also live music every Saturday night from 8pm."

"The lady at the front desk is very patient. My English is not very good. I blame Bei Ai’s dialect for being too heavy. The cards are called keizi. The breakfast in the hotel is great, the breakfast of absolute conscience is much better than in the country, my sister offers you not a cup of coffee, but a pot"

"Back in the Bogside neighbourhood there’s a monument at the junction of Rossville Street, Lecky Road and Fahan Street. The message “You Are Now Entering Free Derry” was painted in 1969 by a local activist and marks the entrance to what was a self-declared autonomous Nationalist part of the city in the early stages of the Troubles. Initially this was part of a row of terrace houses, but those have been demolished, leaving a single standing wall in the central reservation of Lecky Road, which is today a dual carriageway."

"The Free Derry Corner is one of the most popular landmarks in the city. It is based at the foot of the famous Bogside community. It is a freestanding wall that commemorates ‘Free Derry’, the self-proclaimed nationalist independence area during 1968 – 1972 and often celebrates modern-day resistance movements."

"Not quite in the city centre, but tucked away in the newly regenerated Brooke park, you'll find Gwyn's Cafe & Pavillion. The cafe looks down over St Eugene's Cathedral and is surrounded by beds of flowers in almost every colour. You can have your coffee sitting inside or outside or if you fancy it you can get it in a takeaway cup, and enjoy it as you stroll around the park."

"If you're a tourist or visitor to the city, The Pickled Duck Cafe is the ideal place to stop off for a coffee break during your walk around the city. The cafe looks right out onto the Guildhall, the Guildhall Square and the Derry Walls. So although you're having a break, you can still sit down and look out at some of the most popular tourist attractions in our city."

"Since opening their doors on the Guildhall Square they have fast become a popular spot to grab breakfast or lunch in the city. Also opening the doors to a SECOND cafe on Greenhaw Road, serving quality homemade food, their famous 'brown ding' & lots of delicious cakes including cheesecakes you'll be drooling over!"

"This place isn’t anything fancy but it does an absolutely cracking and reasonably priced full Irish breakfast. In fact everything on the menu is reasonably priced. They have two locations but the one close to Guildhall Square is the most central."