Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Portstewart

"Dedicated politically and culturally to Latin American revolutionaries, Sandino’s is a cosmopolitan haven. An excellent venue for live music, Sandino's also holds themed nights (80s and 90s motives are especially popular) and pub quizzes every once in a while."

"Sandinos, an independent cafe bar on Water Street, known for throwing great parties in it's main bar, a good gig or two in its back bar & a great pint in it's cafe bar - which is is one of the coolest places in town may we add."

"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."

"The Scullery, is an artisan bakery & coffee house at the bottom of Waterloo Street, & they sure know how to make a damn good cheesecake. The ideal place to kick back, relax & watch the world go by. Also home to two cafes at Magee Campus."

"We had to stop at Hidden City Cafe before leaving Derry because it was a brand new restaurant in the city that served vegan options. Hidden City had some cute signage pointing you in the direction of the cafe. Well, sorry Hidden City, it’s not a secret anymore!"

"Welcome to Mekong Street Food.Do you have any issues a s regards your eating diets?. This is not a problem in this place. Indeed here there are also alternatives as gluten free options.You can appreciate and loosen up for your dinner."

"At number 45 Great James Street, a bright blue bike outside, quirky interior inside & passion for reducing plastic waste, this independent has stolen our hearts. Design your own sandwich from their deli & wash it down with their delicious 100% Arabica coffee."

"1-3 Guildhall Street | 1-3 Guildhall Street, BT486BB, Derry, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, Derry BT48 6BB, Northern IrelandTakeout, Highchairs Available, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts American Express, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, British, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options, Vegan OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$24 - HK$55+44 28 7126 4798"

"The cute and trendy Derry eatery has some delicious salads and open sandwiches. It’s also a pet friendly cafe and they have a dedicated ‘doggie menu’. For a more fine dining experience the bistro menu is served Thursday to Saturday from 6:30 – 9:30pm."

"The Chinese takeaway known for their mega share boxes & bringing you Mr Changs tuckshop (which sells everything from chocolate & crisps to the the odd random household neccessity inebtween) have joined the card. Ricebowl Racecourse Road are now offering cardholders 10% off Mon-Wed, so you can get your chicken ball specials for a little less #ChaChing!"

"68M Racecourse Road, Derry BT48 8DS Northern IrelandChinese, Fast Food, AsianLunch, DinnerDelivery, Takeout, Buffet, Free Off-Street Parking, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards+44 71355666http://www.ricebowlderry.com"

"Think Nutella crepes, milkshakes, homemade ice cream & divine coffee that even comes with a mini ice cream cone on the side... Opening their doors in 2017 on Ferryquay Street, Joe Jackson's is home to the nicest ice cream in the city, if not the whole north west!"

"In the old centre of Derry a street and square from the 18th and 19th centuries have rediscovered their old-time charm. This small quarter deserves a wander for its artisan craft shops, cafes and restaurants. There are quaint Georgian houses, staircases, gas lamps and wrought-iron footbridges, and a host of businesses within a couple of minutes on foot."

"Describing itself as the “hidden jewel in Derry’s crown”, the Craft Village is located in the heart of Derry City Centre. It is the first of our top things to do in the city. It is a reconstruction of an 18th-century street and 19th-century square and is lined with craft shops, balconied apartments, and coffee shops to stop and refuel."

"A handful of craft shops sell Derry crystal, handwoven cloth, ceramics, jewellery and other local craft items in this renovated courtyard. One of the best is Derry Designer Makers, a collective of 15 artists and..."