Restaurants in Derry/Londonderry
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Sandwich Co
Sandwich Co sells white bread, brown bread, baguettes, panini, ciabatta - this place offers good-value, choose-your-own sandwiches and salads. Also at 61 Strand Road.
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Brown's Restaurant
From the outside Brown's may not have the most promising location, but step inside and you're in a cool little enclave of brandy-coloured banquettes, chrome and mesh chairs, zebra-striped drapes and squiggly metal light fittings, with the odd Rothko print adorning the walls. The ever-changing menu is a gastronome's delight, making creative use of fresh local produce in dishes such as collops of monkfish in a sherry, roast pepper and chorizo cream sauce.
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Mange 2
Tea-lights flickering in pierced pottery bowls lend a bit of atmosphere to this Georgian-style dining room, an elegant venue for a bit of a splurge. The French fusion menu includes lots of Irish ingredients - try plump Strangford Lough mussels á la Basquaise (in a thick broth of roasted red pepper, garlic, wine and cream) - and a handful of good vegetarian dishes, and there's an 'early bird' three-course dinner.
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Encore Brasserie
Set in the lobby of the city's main cultural venue, the Encore is a stylish little place with friendly, efficient service and a crowd-pleasing menu of perennial favourites from home-made lasagne to slow-braised lamb shanks served with honey-glazed carrots.
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Fitzroy's
Informal Fitzroy's does café-style, burger-and-chips lunches till 17:30, and then bistro-style dinners, including Moroccan-style lamb kebab, baked cod with leek risotto, and Thai vegetable stir-fry. There's a second entrance on Carlisle Rd.
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Café Artisan
This cool little café is tucked away at the back of the Bookworm bookshop and serves delicious home-made soups, deli sandwiches, panini (type of Italian sandwich) and excellent cappuccinos.
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Boston Tea Party
Home-made soups, hot lunches, freshly baked cakes, friendly service and the best apple pie in town - what more could you want from a café?
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Spice
If you can’t decide what cuisine you fancy, this pleasantly chilled-out eatery offers a range of culinary influences, from warm duck salad with hoisin dressing, to tarragon chicken with wild mushrooms, to Madras-spiced bean stew with coriander rice. There’s a separate vegetarian menu, and a three-course dinner deal for £14.
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Sandwich Co
White bread, brown bread, baguettes, panini, ciabatta – this place offers good-value, choose-your-own sandwiches and salads.
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Mange 2
Mange 2 may have moved from its old Georgian home to a shiny, new, glass-fronted venue on the riverfront, but the menu is still faithful to top-quality Irish produce served plain or with an Asian- or French-fusion twist – try Finnebrogue venison with sweet potato purée, pan-seared spinach and redcurrant jus; or Donegal smoked cod with champ, buttered cabbage and chive sauce.
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Fitzroy’s
Informal Fitzroy’s does cafe-style burger-and-chips lunches till 5.30pm, and then bistro-style dinners, including Thai chicken curry, herb-crusted salmon, and Mediterranean vegetable tagliatelle. The set two-/three-course dinner for £12/15 (available from 8pm Monday to Thursday) is good value. There’s a second entrance on Carlisle Rd.
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Encore Brasserie
Set in the lobby of the city’s main cultural venue, the Encore is a stylish little place with friendly, efficient service and a crowd-pleasing menu of perennial favourites from chicken Caesar salad to slow braised-steak-and-Guinness pie.
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Café Artisan
This cool little cafe serves delicious homemade soups, deli sandwiches, panini and excellent cappuccinos.
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Boston Tea Party
Homemade soups, hot lunches, freshly baked cakes, friendly service and the best apple pie in town – what more could you want from a cafe?
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