Breakfast guide for Banbridge

Banbridge, located in County Down, Northern Ireland, is a vibrant town steeped in its history and culture. The town is home to a plethora of great places to enjoy a good breakfast, offering something for everyone. From delicious local produce to quaint cafés and cosy B&Bs, there is an abundance of different breakfast options to soothe your appetite. Here is a guide to some of the best breakfast spots in Banbridge.

Livingstone’s Belfast Kitchen

Livingstone’s Belfast Kitchen is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Located on Dublin Road, the cafe offers all-day breakfast with a wide selection of eggs, sausages, bacon, and toast, as well as lighter options like porridge, berry and banana smoothies, and pancakes. The café also offers takeaway if you’re in a rush and have no time to sit down. With its welcoming atmosphere and cozy seating area, Livingstone’s Belfast Kitchen is a great place to start the day.

Livingstone’s Belfast Kitchen is also known for their range of delicious homemade cakes and buns, all freshly baked onsite. From dark chocolate tarts to classic Victoria sponges, there’s something for everyone. The quality and flavour of the cakes on offer is sure to put a smile on your face. My personal opinion is that Livingstone’s Belfast Kitchen is worth the visit to come and enjoy their scrumptious breakfast offering.

Coco Café

For a taste of something different, Coco Café is the go-to spot for healthy meals and snacks in downtown Banbridge. This café is famed for its inventive menu that uses local ingredients where possible to create dishes both flavourful and nutritious. Enjoy an egg white omelette with smoked salmon and avocado or a coconut yogurt bowl with fresh fruit and cereal. For as sweet tooths, there are plenty of desserts on offer such as muffins, brownies and banana bread. The café also offers takeaway coffee for those on the go.

Coco Café’s interior is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the town center – you can relax amid the greenery and calming ambience of the café, whilst planning ahead for the day’s activities. In my opinion, Coco Café is a great spot to enjoy a relaxed start to the day with friends or family.

The Weavers Courtyard

If you’re looking for a unique breakfast experience, The Weavers Courtyard is the perfect place to go – located in the heart of Banbridge town center you can enjoy a hearty meal in a charming rustic setting. The café uses locally sourced produce in its dishes, creating classic fry-ups with eggs, bacon, black pudding, bubble & squeak and grilled tomatoes. Those looking for something lighter can indulge in porridge or a selection of granola and yoghurts.

The Weavers Courtyard, is well known for its rich selection of teas, hot chocolates, coffees and freshly pressed juices – there really is something for everyone here! In addition to the café’s stunning interior backdrop, the courtyard also serves up live music every month to set the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing breakfast period. In my opinion, The Weavers Courtyard makes for an ideal brunch spot in downtown Banbridge – especially during weekends when they’re open late!

Berry’s Porridge Bar

If you’re a fan of porridge then look no further than Berry’s Porridge Bar. Found on Gowdystown Road this café offers hot breakfast cereals all day long with various toppings such as crunchy granola, nuts and seeds, seasonal fruits and honey. Other items on the menu include eggy breads and pancakes with lashings of maple syrup or caramel spread. For those looking for hot drinks to accompany their breakfast Porridge Bar has plenty of options such as cappuccinos or hot chocolates made with fair-trade ingredients – sweet!

One stand-out feature of Berry’s Porridge Bar is their free refill policy – you can come back multiple times throughout the day to fill up your bowl! In my opinion Berry’s Porridge Bar is definitely worth stopping by during your visit to Banbridge if you have the craving for porridge or any other comforting breakfast items.

Alice’s Kitchen at The Fiddler Hotel

If you’re staying in Banbridge overnight then Alice’s Kitchen at The Fiddler Hotel may just be your ideal destination for breakfast! Before you head out to explore the rest of County Down why not enjoy a freshly prepared Full Irish Breakfast across from the hotel’s beehive-covered garden? Alice’s Kitchen specialises in classic fry-ups with local links included like bacon from Stinson’s butchers in Banbridge or eggs from Corleggy farm near Fivemiletown. Vegans are also catered for – take your pick between colourful mixed vegetable dishes or vegan fry-ups served up with mock meats such as vegan bacon and sausage patties!

Enjoy your meal along with some delicious freshly brewed coffee from artisan roaster Esther’s Coffee & Tea Speciality. Well known among coffee enthusiasts, Esther’s Coffee & Tea Speciality supplies Fiddler Hotel with the best Irish roasted beans daily – perfect way to kick start your day! In my opinion Alice’s Kitchen is perfect for early risers before heading out on tour around County Down.

Banbridge has plenty to offer when it comes to breakfasts, there really is something for everyone here! From hearty classics to vegan friendly dishes and coffee from Esther’s Coffee & Tea Speciality, you won’t be disappointed when it comes to starting your day off on the right foot! Regardless of whether you have time to grab something takeaway or dine in one of these lovely establishments, set off your morning right by checking out one (or more!) of these fantastic places!