The Knowhere Guide

Eating and Drinking in Newry, Down*

Newry, Down Pubs, Cafes, Coffee Shops and Restaurants

Food

• Jamesys chinese, canal street, takeaway is gorgeous. Try the half and half with curry, you'll LOVE it! very cheap as well. If you like extremely hot curry you will love it!
• La Dolce Vita - Chicken chip Kebab with Cheese £4 absolutley gorgeous!
• Harveys, Benni's etc
• kfc aint bad, terrace is lovely n rly cheap its on hill street, gud home cooked food, oh yeah
• gerry rays bside the brass monkey cla food reallly cheap but u will have to beat ur way through all the sketss
• Friar Tucks! folks, seriously, need i say more?! Dolce Vita is great too.
• ned kellys
• fiar tucks memmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm super chips
• the carvery at the canal court, great food and fairly reasonably priced to
• micky ds and burger king lol
• tasty the chinese in sugar island. TUCKS in sugar island.
• Friar Tucks - the most gorgeous chicken burgers EVER. With extra coleslaw - that's the way everyone likes them
• Keenans is class for something nice, even just barsnacks. And who could forget the Rosegarden - the nicest chinese in the world above Friar tucks in Suger Island AND its only £5 for lunch during the week - class
• FRIAR TUCKS CHICKEN BURGER!!!!!
• Dining in Newry is a gastronomic delight, and it is no wonder the town has earned the title of the Gourmet Town in Ireland. Chinese, Indian, Italian, Russian, Thai, Persian, Turkish, Spanish, Mexican - you'll find something for every taste, but for sheer indulgence you cannot do better than a Friar Tuck's chicken pannini, which is actually battered bird-meat and spicy sauce inside something that is a cross between a tortilla, a pitta pocket and a seame seed burger bap: simply divine!
• Soho place is by far the best place to eat out in newry, surprisingly Canal Court food isn't bad either but for the lack of respect and pure ignorance of several staff i would say stay clear...just my opinion though
• lots of chinese,mmmm i can only think of one indian round by the bus place no theres another one on sugar island i think.lots of chippies,mmmm pat price chicken burger and ned kelly chips, mmmmm.oh and friar tucks, two of them what luck!
• friar tucks, for a great stabbing

Pubs

• O' Dowds is v good, Squires is more fresh faced, cant think of any more young pubs, nearby towns have good ones tho
• the tall man ( at least that is the old name)
• Squires seems to attract a youthful crowd....

Cafes and Coffee Shops

• starbucks & in the quays
• Benni's Cafe, da Kylemore, Subway, Starbucks, da Ambassador n da Boulevard, ders loads
• starbucks hot chocolate mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..... fckin lovely!
• starbucks
• The Bank Bar during teh day serves great food and does great coffee
• cafe krem is class
• The Ambassador.Punks hang out in it because of its vicinity to the Magnet.Well,actually,its next door to it.lol.Some people just go in to a have a cup of tea!
• Deli*lites s the yummiest lace in Newry to have a nice sandwich, but try and get there before the dinner time rush or u'll get stampeeded by our ladys and tech people.
• jay cees is slave labour cuz their payed in taco chips an hour
• Goodfellows is supreme, check out the mexican chilli wraps!
• Oh Cafe Kreme! Thats all I have to say. . . If your from newry youll know cafe kreme!
• Cafe Krem - that sexy french owner dude, and little camp paul!!! All the staff are amazin and the food is ...*ooh la la*. And every once in a while they have those innocent drinks in stock...Heaven. The HOT CHOCOLATE rules!!! Come on, any café with two black leather sofas has GOT to be theeee coolest café around. Beats any Deli*Lites full of smokin' tech dossers ;) U know I don't hate you guys really :)
• ambassador beside newry library, terrace restaurant beside job centre and then every other shop is a cafe
• Cafe Krem is yummy and the staff are really nice, Sheridans is good, Deli-lites is the old fave.
• the sunray
• cafe krem!! go here and get hot chocolate, yummy!!

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