The Black Cat Cove - Menu

My family of seven had Sunday lunch at this restaurant and we all thoroughly enjoyed the food. It was great value as well. I highly recommend a visit.

Me and my partner visited in July, quite an average bar but with a nice atmosphere, thanks to friendly staff, especially our waitress (I think Anne? With an English accent). We shared some food, wings were good fish and chips was average. Lock on both ladies toilets was broken, which was a bit uncomfortable

My two companions and I had dinner at this restaurant one night while on a boat trip. Each of us ordered a different dish and we all enjoyed our meals. The restaurant is a classic Irish pub with no spectacular views, but the food is delicious. The staff were welcoming and attentive. It's a great spot for a satisfying meal.

This was our first visit to this restaurant and we were greeted by friendly staff. We ordered the roast beef with mashed potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, vegetables, and gravy. We really enjoyed our meals; the portions were generous and we would definitely recommend this place. Although we didn't have any starters or desserts, we plan on returning the next time we are in beautiful Belleek.

we ate here over the two nights we stayed at the Dulrush Fishing Lodge, it was recommended to us by the owners who own the pub but have leased out the kitchen. The food was spectacular, and i am hard to please, i ordered the beef which melted in your mouth and the desserts were so unique and to die for, cannot wait to return, very reasonably priced and fabulous a talented chef ive heard.

What a lovely meal we all had on Tuesday evening 10th August. Nice welcome and the young girl who looked after us was very pleasant and attentive. My wife and daughter had the battered cod was said it was delicious as was my curry.Son in law had the burger and thoroughly enjoyed it. Children also enjoyed their meals and all plates returned clean. Will be back, oh and by the way the Guinness is great. Dave Berry, Drumbo, N. Ireland

The pub itself was busy for a Monday night with mostly guests staying at Dulrush Fishing Lodge. It's a lovely quaint pub. The food was good with a good selection of dishes available. My friend had the duck with the orange glaze and I had a Hawiian burger. Both dishes were very good and reasonably priced. The toilets require a bit of maintenance and it was a shame that there was no live music to add to the atmosphere but otherwise a nice place to eat.

Probably the best Tuesday night I have spent in a while. This lovely family owned pub and restaurant is exactly as it should be….you’ll feel very welcome and well looked after. I had goats cheese to start which was delicious followed by the special of trout with white wine sauce and boxy style potatoes which was perfectly cooked. It was busy and had a lovely atmosphere, from locals, couples on staycation to visiting French fishing enthusiasts staying at Dulrush Fishing Lodge only a short taxi ride away. Well done

Great food, when we eventually got it. Dinners were set down with freezing cold potatoes and had to be sent back. The one thing about eating out that I hate is the staff reaching over your dinner to give some their dinner or drinks, this is all they did and one said here, pass that to her for me , rude. No please or thank you. Roof leaks throughout the bar and eating area and the bathroom was disgusting, blood splattered on the wall and top of the loo looks like someone had a bad nose bleed and looked like it had been there a while) and the cubical itself was unhygienic. Thick bits of poo all over the loo brush. Had to ask 4 times for the bill and no smiles from staff.