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Mc Cann's General Store, Ards, United Kingdom

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4.1 💬 191 Reviews
Muffler

Address: Mc Cann's General Store, Ards, United Kingdom

City: Ards

Dishes: 6

Reviews: 191

"I remembered visiting Mufflers Restaurant one Saturday afternoon when I was exploring this area of County Down with my sister; so having spent a couple of hours browsing inside the Crafty Fox I suggested my husband and I took some time out before moving on.It was a good move. There is an abundance of car parking space to the rear of the Spar shop but until today I didn’t realise that the coffee shop, hardware store and the general store were all linked together. I think during my last visit I must have gained access to Mufflers Restaurant directly via a door into the conservatory? These doors didn’t look open when we arrived so we walked into what appeared to be a hardware store and continued on through hoping to locate the restaurant. We stopped when we reached the grocery store at the front road side having passed through a farm shop area where there were bakery products on sale e.g fresh soda bread, fruit loaf and other equally yummy pastries and cakes. The grocery store offered all sorts of fresh fruit vegetables, dried goods, magazines newspapers along with all other usual items one would expect to find in a local store. But where had the restaurant gone?I hadn’t spotted a door to the right just before the bread buns counter, but thankfully my husband took the lead... and sure enough once through the door the pay counter of the restaurant could be seen straight ahead.Due to the time and the fact that we had missed lunch I took an unusual interest in all on display. Finally hubby chose a scone and coffee the pleasant the waitress offered to heat the scone slightly and told us she would bring it to us when it was ready.It’s unusual unusual for me to to have something sweet when I crave an afternoon coffee but I just had to give in this time. If there are any readers out there with a real passion for tinned cherry pie filling I’m sure they will understand!!! A slightly heated slice with a black coffee were my selection, and having ordered we went through to the conservatory to select a table.The inner part of the restaurant appears to be set out with various nooks and crannies which felt a little claustrophobic for me, but these areas would serve a family or small work groups well.There was only one other party In the conservatory area when we arrived it appeared to be a pre Christmas family get together.... gran, grandpa, mum, dad, daughter (approx. 6 years old), and baby brother who was toddling around (possibly 3 years). The comfortable sofa’s, coffee table and chairs suited the group perfectly we sat at a table for 2 at the opposite end of the rectangular shaped area.I was interested in the paintings drawings displayed around the walls and took time to wander to see them (prices rangefrom £50 £360) and the variety of topics was appreciated.Our beverages snacks were served to us within 5 minutes and we happily tucked in. The cherry was delicious (as expected) and fresh cream was certainly a worthy accompaniment Regretfully the pastry of the tart was so very thin that it couldn’t be tasted (or crunched). Hubby enjoyed his scone and I enjoyed a quick catch up on local N. Ireland news as I read one of a selection of complimentary news papers.The family has left and another couple of ladies had joined us.The cafe was due to close at 5pm, and whilst the girls replaced glasses etc. on the shelves. There were crayons and colouring in available for children, so all in all Mufflers appears to welcome customers of all ages.Sorry I can’t say much more about the food as we didn’t partake!The cleanliness of the restaurant was acceptable throughout and the tables had all been cleared at the time of our visit."

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Maria Maria

Lovely food, bright cheerful surroundings. Great cakes and scones. just order at the servery and hey presto, the food and drinks are on the table

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Joanna
Joanna

Atmosphere was lovely, brand new menu board design which looks greats and nothing was too much bother for the staff one of the best almond milk porridges I've had.


Karen
Karen

Quality local food served by friendly staff that take time to chat to our elderly dad. Apple and rhubarb pies delicious as our their paninis too! Delicious Americanas and lattes too Comfortable surroundings. Set in an excellent food store with delicatessens too!


sold134
sold134

I always go here for beautiful tea, coffee, and cakes. The scones are simply amazing. But the sausage rolls are 3/10 and the Chef seems new or just bad. I recommend for a nice cup of tea and a nice slice of cake, other than that be ready for a par core experience.


sold134
sold134

Been here quite a few times. Each time I've been it's been great. Thier fry is beautiful, not oily, and delicious. Soup is amazing. And sandwiches are scrumptious and very filling! You won't get bored as an assortment of magazines and newspapers are available. Looking forward to my next visit.


PADDY
PADDY

This place has gone downhill, went today and ordered a bacon butty, and scrambled for my daughter, it eventually came after over half an hour, and the bacon was mostly fat, the scrambled egg was aweful, and had to ask twice for a cup of tea. the place was freezing, and the 2 staff seemed under real pressure, a couple actually walked out as they were aiting too long and got a refund, the prices are horrendous, £2.40 for a chocolate brownie which was hard, will never be back.


Shutterbug
Shutterbug

Took my daughter there for breakfast. We ordered identical breakfast fry. What came was very poor value for money and the difference between hers and mine could well have come from two different kitchens! Her potato bread was un-cooked, whereas mine was burnt. Her egg was runny whereas mine was rock hard. Her bacon was nicely done whereas mine was burnt. Both breakfasts were less than warm and served on cold plates. All in all, a rather shabby breakfast and far from cheap. Won't be back!


Colette
Colette

So, here I am, wrapped in my linen, my ‘Still Alice’ novel by Lisa Genova sat on my lap, I am unable to keep reading knowing that a business like this is still terrorising my local community. I am sorry to say, but I visited today with my niece and was greeted with friendly staff, all was well, until I ordered a triffle for the child, to my horror, of course, mutton dressed as lamb, a glass of Hartley’s jelly, barely melted, and a cheap Tesco’s whipped cream. If you’re looking for a triffle, you would be better off getting Liz from town to cook it up in her mobile home kitchen, I’m sure she would even pass them in hygiene ratings, even if it was cooked with her feet alone. Distasteful Regard...


barbpaul1315
barbpaul1315

Called in on Sat afternoon on our way through to Newcastle. It was 4.25, the lady who served us was not impressed and said they closed at 5! She said she had been flat out all day and was closing up. We asked if we could get a cup of tea, she begrudgingly said we could. I asked for a herbal tea, she began looking at boxes of teas on a shelf near the floor, one would have thought they would have been on the counter, my husband got a regular tea. She said is that it and asked for the money. I then asked for a traybake which obviously inconvenienced her. We were told our order would be brought to us. My herbal tea was brought in a teapot and I was asked if I wanted milk!! We had half an hour to...


Valerie
Valerie

I remembered visiting Mufflers Restaurant one Saturday afternoon when I was exploring this area of County Down with my sister; so having spent a couple of hours browsing inside the Crafty Fox I suggested my husband and I took some time out before moving on.It was a good move. There is an abundance of car parking space to the rear of the Spar shop but until today I didn’t realise that the coffee shop, hardware store and the general store were all linked together. I think during my last visit I must have gained access to Mufflers Restaurant directly via a door into the conservatory? These doors didn’t look open when we arrived so we walked into what appeared to be a hardware store and continue...

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  • Soup Warm and comforting soups to nourish your soul. Choose from a variety of flavorful broths and hearty ingredients, perfect for a simple appetizer or a satisfying meal on a chilly day.
  • Coffee Indulge in our rich and aromatic coffee selection, expertly brewed to awaken your senses. From classic espresso to creamy lattes, discover the perfect blend to start your day on a flavorful note.
  • Chicken Succulent and savory, our chicken dishes are crafted with tender meat, flavorful seasonings, and diverse culinary inspirations. Enjoy a delectable variety that's sure to satisfy every palate.
  • Breakfast Start your day with our delicious breakfast options, featuring everything from classic eggs and pancakes to healthy smoothies and yogurt. Perfect for a hearty meal or a light morning bite!

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