McCooey's

22 Monaghan St, Newry
028 3026 0521

Recent Reviews

Ciaran McPoland

The food was lovely. However, it was not worth the price, and the staff were

Aimee McKevitt

Good food, decent craic!

Big Diff

Fine bure , munya food

annemY958DH

Love going here for a breakfast bap definitely nicest coffee in Newry. Do miss sitting in but have no bother ordering at hatch and eating it in my car.

Jordan Robinson

Hands down the best place in newry for a breakfast bap and a cuppa 10/10

mark gower

Possibly the most customer friendly cafe I have ever been to!!If you want insults they are free ?Food is always yummy and the coffee always spot on!!

20cecila

Call to Mc Cooeys this morning for our usual Breakfast treat, . So Sad to find it all locked up, was really looking forward to the big breakfast, Myself and my family Had to go to the restaurant in the Buttercrane, and it was not a patch on Mc Cooeys. Sad to see it closed. @09:00.

Aidan Quinn

Great spot for food. Best sausage and bacon soda you'll get anywhere and the pancakes were also great.

echo 76

Lady was lovely and the breakfast bap is massive 10/10

Clare Sands

Love Leanne and the chips are to dead for it was handy when I was a member in the candle shop next door

Niall O'Kane

Great craic from Leanne and the most delicious breakfast bap I've had in ages. Worth paying a visit if your near Newry and hungry!Excellent flatwhite too.

Darren Matthews

Great coffee and home made sausage rolls. The panic station has a great menu also.

tracy90c

We nipped in to get a quick breakfast to cure the hanger. Leanne was on her own with plenty of customers to serve. The service was fast and fantastic. The breakfast was fancy hotel breakfast quality. Couldnt fault a thing!! Can't wait to go back..nicest breakfast ever!!

Newryoneisback

This is a first for me. A Wu flu review at a distance; so I didn’t actually go in the door of this cafe, nor did I choose the foodie goodies, nor can I comment on the prices as I don’t know them either. I’ll explain: we are locked down at home and we can’t go out. So a week or so ago, knowing our first world plight, two of our friends arrived at our door with two cappuccinos from this business and stood well back from our front door (other friends sent us flowers). The lady owner of this place has maintained food & coffee service six days a week on her own (not Sunday) all over lockdown from a serving hatch. Fair play to her. I wasn’t going to do a review just on two cappuccinos even though they were very good cappuccinos. I’d gone to this cafe a few times over the years but it was now long ago. Today changed things when our friends arrived once more with two cappuccinos and two sausage rolls and stood well back. Now I’m fussy about sausage rolls (and sausages). I’m conscious that those with less scruples know they can get away with very cheap, fatty ‘meat’ and cheap fat laden anaemic looking barely cooked pastry. If you are local and you want to try cheap to make (but not cheap to buy) industrially made sausage rolls there’s choices down hill street. So back to this place. I was sceptical about the quality of sausage rolls but my scepticism was totally misplaced. They were delicious. The sausage meat did not taste at all cheap nor fatty. We heated them and the aroma was lovely but I actually think they taste great cold because they aren’t greasy - just like excellent Melton Mowbray pork pies. The spice kick was about right - these rolls really have great taste - and the best surprise of all our friends said that the owner makes them herself and together with minced pork she had added chorizo, goats cheese and jalapeño. This is what happens when an astute business concentrates on quality food products first on what they are making to sell, rather than simply being only interested in maximising profit regardless by making food as cheap as possible while staying legal. The sausage roll pastry too was delicious. It was light and golden. flavoursome and moreish. So we’ve become instant fans. The owner usually has a blackboard out front with a joke or an acerbic comment and she sure has a healthy, cheeky sense of humour - her observation style is more akin to Chrissy T eigen than Plato

Laura Rafferty

The panic station is so handy. Go up, order, wait in the car and eat in the car. So much parking right at the hatch

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