Gallopers

“Nice clean wee café with friendly staff and nice food.”

Family Bekker★

Googled this place to have a breakfast before we head back home to Donegal. Food was great. Kids had chicken nuggets and chips, no beans. I had a small fry and my husband a large fry. Asked not to have the soda/ wheaten bread. And asked for toast instead. Toast comes buttered and cut. I was charged 39£ for this breakfast. 2.4£ x 2 for toast ! Kelly’s centra in Letterkenny has fry ups with coffee included for 8.50€. And you can top coffee up. With the whole full plate of beans potato bread, toast, sausage bacon and egg. Can’t get over being charged 2.4 £ for toast x 2 even after I asked inst

John Donaghy★★★★

Good food Good prices friendly staff worth a visit

Mark Eaton★★★★★

Went on a recommendation of a friend and what can I say the food was great, probably the best fry I've had in Belfast on a long time, everything was cooked just right. No veggie roll the morning we were in but we giving a extra sausage to make up for it lol.Wouldn't hesitate to come back. The staff were great, very welcoming and great banter from them. Gonna try a burger next time.

Theothrust Aybolitt★★★

A working class breakfast, snack and lunch "caf" establishment. If you saw the movie "No country for old men", or "My cousin Vinnie" - that's exactly the type of an eaterie and service. Traditional fries and very configurable omelets are well-made and are served hot. In the morning. By lunch time, it looks like the crew gets fatigued, and the service goes down a bit. No wifi. Parking is none, look for a space on the street. The grim and dusty and smelly industrial estate across Shore Road sets the mood, and with that in mind, Gallopers is actually doing quite well at making you feel better. Mo