Whether you’re looking to try a new drink, want to sample one of the various tasty treats or will be sticking with your usual order, every coffee shop provides you with a unique experience.
With great customer service and a friendly atmosphere on offer throughout the county, you’ll love whichever location you pick.
Here is a list of 9 great coffee shops to try in Co Tyrone.
5. Caffè Milano - 13 Castle Street, Strabane
Caffè Milano, located in the heart of Strabane on Castle Street, is a cafe that offers a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. In addition to their coffee selection, they serve breakfast, lunch and sweet treats for you to take advantage of. To find out more information, go to facebook.com/CaffeMilanoStrabane Photo: Caffè Milano via Facebook
6. McGlaughlin's Coffee House & Bakery - 12 James Street, Cookstown
McGlaughlin’s Coffee House & Bakery has been passed down through three generations, with the Cookstown staple first opening its doors back in 1962. They strive to serve the community with the best homemade bread, specialty cakes, pastries, cupcakes, fresh coffee and hot foods such as sandwiches, paninis and wraps. To find out more information, go to facebook.com/McGlaughlinsBakery Photo: McGlaughlin's Coffee House & Bakery via Facebook
7. Brie’s Barista Bar - Glenpark Road, Omagh
Brie’s Barista Bar is a coffee shop located in the stunning Gortin Glen Forest Park, uniquely placed inside a converted horse box coffee. They serve delicious coffee and pastries every weekend to visitors and locals alike, open solely on weekends with times changing every week. To find out more information, go to facebook.com/Briesbaristabar Photo: Brie’s Barista Bar via Facebook
8. Uppercut Coffee - 2A Washing Bay Road, Coalisland
Uppercut Coffee is a specialty coffee food drive-thru situated in the heart of Coalisland that is perfect for anyone on-the-go. They pride themselves on serving local produce from their menu to compliment their worldwide sourced top-graded coffee. To find out more information, go to facebook.com/uppercutcoffee.group Photo: Uppercut Coffee via Facebook