Gilberry Fayre - Banbridge

My wife and I decided to return to this quaint little restaurant as it has been over a year since our last visit. The first thing that I noticed was a radio playing quite loudly in the background which really was not needed indeed a relaxing CD in the background would be more beneficial. We notice that the menu was very limited so we decided to share the chicken burger with chips and two cappuccinos. The coffee was good however the chicken burger left a lot to be desired parts of it were quite stringy and tough it obviously was deep fried and really overcooked. I was really sorry to see such a lovely place losing its way as it has so much going for it.

My friend I called today for lunch as we have done my times , today was disappointing, ordered 2 homemade sausage rolls with salad. All I can say the rolls were just warm and the salad was more of a garnish than a salad 1/4 of tomato a little lettuce with a little coleslaw also with pasta which i didnt eat. We were told it would be £6 but when we went to pay it was £8.35. We queried the price but we were told that was the price. Definitely not good value. Am sorry but we will not be back at Gilberry Fayre.

My wife and I visited the restaurant on the third Saturday in May at around 1:30 pm. It was quite busy, but we were seated promptly. We were lucky to have our order taken quickly, although others were not as fortunate. The food was delicious, fresh, and reasonably priced. I would definitely return, but they should work on reducing the waiting times.

After being reccommended to visit her by many work friends, i finally decided to visit with my family. I am just so disappointed by what we received. Firstly, the lady taking our order asked if my mum/grandmother wanted veg or salad with their gougons. One opted veg and the other salad... yet when it appeared turns out veg means chips. If my mum knew these she would of ordered the veg.... then i patiently waited for my panini to appear. No sign. So, meanwhile my family are mid way through their meals, the same lady came back to ask what i wanted on my panini, she mentioned bacon.. i said twice that i would of liked chicken, cheese and bbq sauce. Then i just decided i didnt want to wait as my family were nearly finished. Its not rocket science. Yet for £24 i feel like my family were robbed paying £8.95 for 3 gougons salad/chips a kids scrambled eggs with 1x sausage.

I haven't been to Gilberry Fare in a few years, so I stopped by yesterday for lunch. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the food was just as good as I remembered. Both my husband and I ordered paninis, which were delicious. For dessert, my husband had the rhubarb apple tart and he said it was also wonderful.