Village Inn Bar Restaurant - Fermanagh

In what is called the cottage: Had 5 lunches and desserts, All very tasted and good size portions.staff very attentive. I had open steak sandwich with chips and veg and a cheese cake. Can’t fault it. Great value, good quality food. Easy parking on site too.

Called in there today for evening tea. Wasn’t sure about calling to be honest but glad I did. The staff was friendly and prompt, there was a good crowd there and looked like the food was going down well, I went for the chicken and bacon caesar salad, My wife and kids went for the vegetable soup. My salad was fantastic and I loved it, the soups went down well with the kids and my wife and all plates were cleaned. My wife and I had the turkey and ham dinners and it was mouth watering nice and hot and as like the starters we had clean plates at the end. The kids went for chicken nuggets and chips and they loved it too. When we went to pay the bill I have to say it was very reasonable and as I said before with such brilliant staff too we will definitely be back again. I highly recommend this place for food.

Stopped here yesterday with my other half as we had time to kill before checking into out hotel. It looks shabby from outside and we werent even sure if it was open. It was packed inside but we got a table within 5mins. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Interior is quite dated and dark and menu was verg limited with about 5 choices but all we wanted was a Sunday dinner so as long as it was on menu we didnt mind. We couldnt fault the food...wasnt the best sunday dinner ive had but it was delicious and both plates were cleared. Food was reasonably priced as well.

I visited the Village Inn on Easter Sunday with my family and in laws. They had limited food on the menu actually available. Dinner was bland, and Lukewarm. Ceaser salad was basically a big plate of browned lettuce, a few shaving of carrot, chicken, fatty bits of bacon and dressing. Then the desert!... I ordered lemon meringue. It appeared to be as a lemon meringue showed look. But when I tasted it, it was revolting. The only way I can describe the taste was goosefat and Cif. I got my mother in law to try it and she almost vomited. So, on the way back from taking my son to the toilet, I discreetly told the bar man that something is off in the meringue as it tasted bad. He got very defensive and said “I highly doubt that as it was only made this morning” I never complain about food but to be made out a liar when I do speak up, I was taken aback by how rude he was. Won’t be back and I’ll be warning any friends visiting Enniskillen to stay away!

Took my Son for a meal before he leaves for Uni. The place was sadly empty but barman very pleasant and good quick service. Food was very good. Both had Sirloin Steak cooked perfectly with onion rings, mushrooms,chips,mash and pepper sauce. Just lacked a bit of atmosphere.