Cheap Places to Eat in Londonderry

"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... Street Food in Derry (Londonderry)"

"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."

"20A Queens Quay, Derry BT48 7AS, Northern IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiEuropean, British, Gastropub, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$55 - HK$165+44 28 7137 0977"

"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."

"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"

"SPEND £10.00 GET 1 FREE MILKSHAKE, SPEND £20.00 GET 2 FREE MILKSHAKES & SO ON... We've all been to Rockets after a tipple or two on Waterloo Street. The city centre takeaway loved for the famous Derry chicken box, Mexican beefs, milkshakes & more of your fast food favourites."

"Nonna's was founded by two brothers & their love for real Italian pizza. With two venues in the city, you can enjoy a range of Italian inspired pizza's from the classic wood fired oven . & not only that, they also offer a range of delicious sides, nibbles & antipasti at both venues (Spencer Rd & Shipquay St)."

"Scarpello bakehouse & pizzeria specialise in long fermented real bread products produced from their very own family Bakery in Co.Donegal. These guys offer authentic slow-rising sourdough breads that you'll also find in several local coffee shops around the city, the most delicious wood fired Neopolitan style sourdough pizzas, grilled cheese toasties to die for & more. Plus they've even got a drive through for those all important coffee stops!"

"This traditional Derry watering hole has been a local favourite since 1922 and still maintains its original design and interior to some extent. Located on the lively Strand road in the heart of the city, The Grand Central Bar while it may not seem too grand in size, it surely has a larger-than-life personality, with its cosy atmosphere, friendly staff, great food and excellent beer menu, it is a relaxing place to spend an afternoon. The Grand Central Bar is also known for its infamous quiz nights and live local music with acts from far and wide."

"Established in 1922 and still retaining much of its original character, the Grand Central Bar was reinvented in recent years as a thriving city centre attraction. With its cosy atmosphere, friendly staff, and great beer menu, it is a great place to wile away an afternoon. It’s also a great place to hear local live music."

"Grand Central Bar might not be too grand in size, but surely has a larger-than-life personality: it tends to get quite busy in the evenings with both locals and tourists enjoying a drink or two, or taking part in the pub quizzes conducted here weekly. Some food options are also available."

"Widely known as Northern Ireland’s premier jazz club, Bennigans Bar is a young and vibrant musician-owned venue bar with a broad range of world-class entertainment on every night. See its popular Saturday afternoon jazz session with local music legend Gay McIntyre and the John Leighton Trio every week at 5.30pm (admission £5). Often described as a cultural gem of the city, the site has a fantastic history and played its part in the mass emigration of the Irish to America in the late 1800s."

"Perhaps surprisingly little-known, Bennigans Bar and Jazz Club is itself owned by a musician.. Some shows (especially those on Saturday nights) are very popular and require pre-booking. Bennigans is also one of the select few places serving complimentary tapas along with drinks."

"Granny Annie's is a popular local pub with a welcoming attitude to locals and visitors alike. Party vibes are on every night, beer flows endlessly and live bands make frequent appearances. The interior is tastefully crafted, and table service is attentive."

"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."

"In 1774 the bishop of Derry (fourth earl of Bristol, Frederick Augustus Hervey), built a palatial home amid a 160-hectare demesne. The house burnt down in 1851, was rebuilt in 1876, and abandoned after WWII. The ruins now stand forlornly on a cliff top, with beautiful landscaped gardens below.The colonnaded, dome-capped Mussenden Temple, built by the bishop for his library (some say his mistress), is a Game of Thrones icon.Enter via the coast road's Lion's Gate or Bishop's Gate."

"The hidden jewel in Derry City is most certainly Derry Craft Village. Like something straight out of a Dickens’ novel, it is a cultural oasis in the heart of a vibrant city. A reconstruction of an 18th Century Street and 19th Century Square, the Craft Village provides an eclectic mix of artisan craft shops, balconied apartments, licensed restaurant and coffee shops."

"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..."