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Overview

Dining The guide was updated: 2026-04-06

For such a small city, Derry boasts a remarkable range of dining options. The city specialises in locally caught seafood and fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Whether you are looking for a chic restaurant or laid back bistro, or even some tasty pub food and a pint (evenings at the pub are a part of local culture), Derry's restaurant scene has something to offer anyone. Many local eateries offer significant discounts on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Browns Bonds Hill

Browns Bonds Hill

This is one of Derry’s finest and most popular dining venues, with a longstanding reputation for quality and superb service. Warm, stylish décor, a calm, friendly atmosphere and an innovative menu based on fresh local ingredients make this a very enjoyable spot.

The Exchange

The Exchange

The Exchange is a trendy, contemporary style bistro that offers an innovative menu with an emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant is family-friendly and operates on a "first come, first served" basis (meaning no reservations).

La Sosta Ristorante

La Sosta Ristorante

Central yet tucked away in a small, out-of-the-way alley, La Sosta is a family-owned Italian restaurant that is worth a little extra effort to find. Depending on where you request to be seated, you might be able to dine with a direct view over the river.

Quaywest

Quaywest

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.

Fitzroy's

Fitzroy's

The cuisine at Fitzroy's is mainly European, with a variety of savory dishes to choose from. Pricing is reasonable, and deals are available on most days - the earlier in the week, the higher the discount. It tends to get quite busy in the evenings, so arrive early to be seated fast.

68 Clooney

68 Clooney

68 Clooney is a nice little restaurant located in the Best Western White Horse hotel. On the menu they have traditional dishes cooked with a modern twist accompanied by a fine selection of wine. Serves contemporary British fare in a classic interior.

Mama Masala

Mama Masala

Mama Masala combines two great culinary traditions — Indian and Italian - into one unusual fusion, and serves Indian fare alongside pizza and pasta. It tends to get busy in the evenings, so it is recommended to call and book a table in advance, especially if you prefer to be seated by the window.

Cedar Restauran

Cedar Restauran

Cedar Restaurant is a family-run Lebanese restaurant with a cosy atmosphere. Staff is friendly and always willing to make a recommendation for the undecided guest. For the best experience, do not skip the hot and cold mezze, kebabs, tabouli, falafel and hummus.

Burn on the Quay Restaurant Derry

Burn on the Quay Restaurant Derry

Burn on the Quay Restaurant Derry serves contemporary Irish/British food right on the River Foyle. The laid-back establishment has a modern yet relaxing decor, a bar and fantastic food with great service. Try the Beef & Guinness Pie, Goat Cheese & red Onion Focaccia and/or the BBQ Pulled Pork.

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