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ASHERS BAKING CO <ashers-bakery>

"bakery wholesale and scrumptious diners"

	ASHERS COMES TO BANGOR!!!	hace 315 días
	New Ashers inbake store at within Spar @ 15 Ashbury Ave., Bangor... opens Wed 19th Feb 2009!! Order celebration cake, array of tasty lunch ideas choose from, pastries and freshly baked produce everyday! ASHERS ASHBURY
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	WHERE IS YOUR NEAREST ASHERS???	hace 665 días
	We are located in the following places..... King's Crescent, , Newtownabbey.........WHERE IT ALL BEGAN! Doagh Road, Ballyearl, Netownabbey Ballyeaston Road, Ballyclare Main Street, Ballyclare Carnmoney Road, Glengormley Abbott's Cross, Doagh Road Ballymoney Street, Ballymena Millbrook, Larne Monkstown Village, Newtownabbey AND OUR NEW ADDITION.............. in Spar, Ashbury Ave., Bangor !!!!!!!!
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	Celebrate Good Times!!	hace 689 días
	Are you having a celebration?? Birthdays to anniversarys, hen nights to weddings! ASHERS BAKING COMPANY HAS CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS! How to order your celebration cake?!? To personalise your cake, simply bring in a photo or choose from our catalogue of images and we will scan them onto your delicious cake with edible ink! Contact: info@ashersbakingco.com or ask in-store today!!!! One customer, Irene Millar from Carrickfergus described our cakes as: "Magnificent! Out of this world!" " I would recommend your cakes to everyone!" With a recommendation and lots more like them why would you not choose Ashers Baking Co. for your celebration cake today!!! Leave us your comments if you have purchased and enjoyed one of our celebration cakes!!
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	BRANCH: ASHERS ROADSIDE DINER BALLYEARL	hace 693 días
	Pitstop: Monster servings fit to satisfy any cowboy Friday, May 11, 2007 By Judith Cole, BELFAST TELEGRAPH No sign of Clint Eastwood, but diner hits the spot for a fistful of dollars Where? Ashers Roadhouse Diner, 581 Doagh Road, Newtownabbey. Atmosphere? Extremely busy on the Saturday at high noon when we visited, with people sitting in the cafe and others ordering takeaways. Given its road-side position a few miles away from towns, the diner feels like it should be somewhere out in mid-west America - I kept expecting The Magnificent Seven to gallop in. Crowd? A very mixed bunch of families with their Sundance kids, workmen and groups of women. Some availed of the sunny weather and sat at the outdoor tables, and all were in very jolly mood - perhaps because it was a bank holiday weekend. Menu? A good variety of substantial fayre like fries, as well as salads and sandwiches, a kids' menu and some sweet options. A sandwich on thick cut bread costs £3, while a mini fry is £3.30 and a monster fry £4.95. Irish stew is £2.50 while a toastie costs £3.80. You can order a chip butty or Cornish pastie, while simple bread and butter will cost you £1. For a few dollars more you can have a salad, at £4. What did we have? To tie in with the western feel, I went for a cowboy supper of chips, sausages and egg, while my dad had a mini fry which included bacon, sausage, potato bread, soda bread, wheaten soda and tomato. Then I had a rice krispie bun while he had a chocolate eclair with fresh cream, and we also had tea and coffee. Disability access? Should be no problem here. The verdict? The diner was so busy that it was hard to find a table at first. The one we decided on hadn't been cleared up but a friendly waitress quickly obliged. The food arrived speedily and was very good indeed. If this fry was 'mini', I wonder what the 'monster' would be like. My dad said it was very tasty, and everything was dry and crisp, and not greasy. My cowboy supper would please any hard working rancher. As generous as the fry, it included two pork sausages, more than enough chips and a large egg. The chips could have been more crispy but were tasty nonetheless. There was a fairly good choice of traybakes and my Rice Krispie one was enjoyably light and sweet, while my dad's chocolate eclair was, unsurprisingly, generously sized and full of fresh cream. We were certainly ready to ride the high country after this feast. Last word? A good hearty meal for just a fistful of dollars. If only Clint Eastwood had dropped by!
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