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Premises Name House Number Street Town Post Code FBO Type Premises Name House Number Street Town Post Code FBO Type Contact Number How to order How to pay Door Step Delivery Additional Information Ballymoat Farm Shop 4 Moat Road Ballyhalbert BT22 1DJ Supermarket / other 07817 703 650 Telephone Cash or pre paid into Only for elderly and Open by appointment only. Flexible. Sells food retailer bank account vulnerable Frozen Meats Lamb Beef (blast frozen Pies and Potatoes. Pre Pay. Contact on mobile for bank details and sort code. Would be prepared to deliver to elderly and vulnerable only during crisis in radius of Ballywalter, Portavogie and Ballyhalbert SPAR 24-28 High Street Ballyhalbert BT22 1BL Supermarket / other 028 4275 8768 Telephone before Card & Cash Yes Two delivery options, the owner of the Spar BALLYHALBERT food retailer 9.30am does deliveries and the Ballyhalbert Community Page on Facebook are also collecting and doing deliveries. Pre Packed items only. The current opening hours are about to change from 7am to 10pm BALLYWALTER POST 55 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PQ Confectioners / 028 42758212 Telephone or message Preferably card or leave Yes Opening hours 8am to 8pm. No Post office they OFFICE (XL STOP & SHOP) Newsagents the facebook page cash out now do My Hermes Delivery Service. Shop sells essentials like bread milk papers etc. Deliveries daily as and when they can. Prefer that a family member pays for items for the week at the start of the week by card CAFE ARDMORE AND 35 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PQ Cafes / Restaurants / 028 42758262 Telephone Preferably card but can Yes on Tuesdays and Cafe Ardmore closed and no takeaways. Cafe GUESTHOUSE ALSO SPAR other caterers take cash Fridays for spar only is connected to SPAR and owned by same people Hot Food Counter is open 7am to 2pm and orders could be phoned in on same number and collected. SPAR open from 6.30am to 8.00pm with a deli counter however when a delivery arrives the shop shuts so that social distancing can be observed. P & E SPENCE 37-39 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PQ Supermarket / other 028 4275 8262 Telephone Card & Cash Yes Will leave at door, both adhere to 2M (MACE) food retailer restriction. THE SQUARE DINER 69 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PJ Cafes / Restaurants / 028 4275 7500 Telephone or visit Card over the phone Yes Opening hours 11am to 7pm (up to date info on other caterers premises /contactless/ cash into facebook). Can deliver to the home. Same a sanitary box time for deliveries 11am to 7pm. Take card payment over the phone or cash into a sanitary box. Order no is 028 427 57500. THE VILLAGE BUTCHERY 36 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PQ Butchers / Fishmonger 028 4275 881 Telephone Card & Cash Yes likely to be after Opening hours 8am to 5.30pm. No special 5.30pm hours for vulnerable or elderly. Order on the main line 028 42 758 881 phone leave your order and it will be delivered after 5.30pm or phone and drive to outside shop to collect they bring it out. Today's Local 53 Main Street Ballywalter BT22 2PQ Supermarket / other 028 4275 8212 Telephone Card & Cash Yes Work with customer/ community to meet their food retailer needs. FPC RETAIL LTD T/A 1 The Square Cloghy BT22 1HR Supermarket / other 028 4277 2061 Telephone Card but will accept cash Yes Opening hours 7am to 7pm. To order phone CENTRA food retailer between 10 and 12 pay by card over the phone, local church volunteers are doing the deliveries between 1-3pm. Customers can order call and collect also. Radius is Cloughey and Portavogie for deliveries anyone further out are welcome to order and call and collect. Absolute Pizza 79 Main Street Kircubbin BT22 2SR Take Away 028 4273 8889 Telephone Card Yes Shop open but strict measures to wait in car when order placed . Encourage home delivery COSTCUTTERS 83 Main Street Kircubbin BT22 2SR Supermarket / other 028 42738715 Telephone (previously Card & Cash Yes Opening hours 8am - 9pm. Usually do not do food retailer leave in a note) doorstep delivery however would be willing to in current circumstances in the Kirkubbin area. Spar - Samuel Kelly & 42 Main Street Kircubbin BT22 2SG Supermarket / other 028 42738386 Telephone Preferably card or leave Yes Service for vulnerable or elderly only Son food retailer cash out Echlinville Distillery 62 Gransha Road Kircubbin BT22 1AJ Cafes / Restaurants / 028427 38597 online card yes DHL Irish Whiskey & Gin. Free express delivery on other caterers all online orders. Shop and place your orders at https://shop.echlinville.com Glastry Farm Ice-cream 43 Manse Road Kircubbin BT22 1DR 028 4273 8671 Telephone or Facebook Card Yes Check website and facebook for full range of Messenger flavours. Minimum spend £20 Premises Name House Number Street Town Post Code FBO Type Contact Number How to order How to pay Door Step Delivery Additional Information B ARTHURS 1 High Street Portaferry BT22 1QT Butchers / Fishmonger 028 42728240 Telephone Cash Yes opening hours 8am to 5pm. No special hours for vulnerable or elderly. BLANEY'S 4 Shore Road Portaferry BT22 1JY Confectioners / 028 42728356 Telephone Cash Yes contact by mobile number 07808191177 to Newsagents place an order. Deliver to the door. D W RETAIL LTD T/A 91 High Street Portaferry BT22 1QU Supermarket / other 028 4272 8840 Telephone or email Card Yes Opening hours are 8am to 9pm 7 days a week CENTRA PORTAFERRY food retailer shop and petrol forecourt. Encouraging older vulnerable customers to come in before 9.30am and between 3-5pm when Quieter. Deliveries order in the morning delivery at lunctime. Also do Call and Collect. Portaferry area. EUROSPAR Portaferry 2 High Street Portaferry BT22 1QT Supermarket / other food 028 4272 8163 Telephone Card but will accept cash Yes Will give change if needed. Delivery in local area retailer HUGH MULLAN - 27 The Square Portaferry BT22 1LR Butchers / Fishmonger 028 4272 8734 Telephone or message Card & Cash Yes Normal business hours are 8.30pm to 5.30pm BUTCHER online via facebook happy to be contacted outside of those hours. Very flexibe. Happy to be contacted on his mobile also 07766740700. SUPER 28 The Square Portaferry BT22 1LR Confectioners / 028 42728201 Telephone Card & Cash Yes Opening hours now reduced to 9am to 5pm. SHOP/PORTAFERRY POST Newsagents Deliveries 3 miles radius. You can phone in OFFICE your Order pay by card and have the order delivered to your door. Or phone in your Order pull up outside the shop the staff will take list and money gather items and place in your boot. Staff will also assist with anyone needed post office business completed. For those who wish to collect pension call into shop and social distancing implemented THE COUNTRY 8 The Square Portaferry BT22 1LN Supermarket / other 028 4272 8149 Telephone Card or cash left in Yes GARDEN food retailer envelope on delivery THE ROCK Baker / Bakery 24 The Square Portaferry BT22 1LR Baker / Bakery 028 42728239 Telephone Cash Yes opening hours Mon Wed Fri 8am to 4.30/45pm Tues and Thurs 830 -4.30/45. No special hours for vulnerable or elderly. CAPTAIN JACK'S 8c High Street Portaferry BT22 1QT Take Away 028 4272 8003 Telephone or online Yes Open Thurs-Sun 4pm to 8pm. Pre-orders for delivery from 2pm every day. Deliveries available Portaferry, Kircubbin and Portavogie only HARBOUR ROAD 59-61 Harbour Road Portavogie BT22 1EA Supermarket / other 028 4277 1943 Telephone Card but will accept cash Yes delivery in local area SERVICE STATION food retailer LTD/MACE The New Quays 81 New Harbour Road Portavogie BT22 1EB Cafes / Restaurants / 028 4277 2225 Telephone Card or cash left in Yes PHONE ORDERS ONLY on 028 4277 2225, other caterers envelope serving FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 11am until 7PM, last telephone orders taken at 6PM..
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