LocalGastronomy
Savor the flavors of Derry/Londonderry with its vibrant gastronomy scene. From street food to fine dining, the city offers a variety of local dishes and regional specialties that reflect its cultural diversity. Experience authentic cuisine made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.
The Walled City Brewery
The Walled City Brewery is a family-run restaurant and brewery combining local flavors with craft beers brewed on-site. It celebrates Derry’s heritage by creating dishes with a modern twist, using fresh regional ingredients. Visitors enjoy tasting menus, innovative drinks, and a true farm-to-glass experience in a vibrant riverside setting.
Walled City Market
Held monthly in Guildhall Square, the Walled City Market brings together artisan food producers from across the region. From fresh breads, cheeses, and chutneys to handmade chocolates and street food, it highlights Derry’s thriving food culture. It’s a lively spot to experience authentic Northern Irish flavors and local hospitality.
Pyke ‘N’ Pommes
Pyke ‘N’ Pommes began as a street food truck and has become a local favorite. Known for fresh, creative dishes like fish tacos, gourmet burgers, and vegan options, it uses local produce to reimagine comfort food. Its riverside location and casual vibe make it a must-visit for food lovers.
The Pickled Duck Café
The Pickled Duck Café is a quirky and popular eatery offering hearty breakfasts, brunch, and locally inspired dishes. Using seasonal, regional ingredients, it serves everything from traditional fry-ups to creative plates. Its relaxed atmosphere and inventive menu have made it a staple of Derry’s modern food scene.
Browns in Town
Browns in Town is a fine-dining restaurant that celebrates contemporary Irish cuisine. Known for its elegant presentations and locally sourced ingredients, it offers seasonal tasting menus highlighting seafood, meats, and artisan produce from the region. It combines creativity with authenticity, making it one of Derry’s top culinary experiences.
List of Northern Ireland Food Specialties
Ulster Fry, Yellowman honeycomb, Soda bread, Potato bread (farl), Champ, Dulse seaweed, Pastie bap, Fifteens traybake, Vegetable roll, Comber early potatoes, Armagh Bramley apples, Lough Neagh eels, Irish stew, Whiskey-cured salmon, Wheaten bread, Guinness-infused dishes, Traditional Irish whiskey, Craft ciders, Bushmills whiskey, Oysters from Carlingford Lough.
