Derry Visitor Guide - Discover Northern Ireland

51www.derryvisitor.com50shoppinginfo@derryvisitor.comThe Gift Rooms12 London Street, BT48 6RQT: (028) 7126 0099E: sanus@btconnect.comSituated on London Street insidethe historic Cathedral Quarter.Sanus Gift rooms provide afeast for the senses. Wehave exclusive skin andbodycare ranges as well asunique gifts for the homeand that someone special.There is something foreveryone!OPENING HOURS: Mon-Sat 10.00am-5.30pmThe Donegal Shop8 Shipquay Street, BT48 6DNT: (028) 7126 6928E: eccwalsh@hotmail.comSpecialists in Irish knitwearand crafts. Beautiful rangeof Celtic jewellery in silver,gold and freshwater pearls.Fine linen, pottery andunique gifts available. TheDonegal Shop…. Wherequality and service still matter!The Gift Box28 Shipquay Street, BT48 6DWT: (028) 7126 4462The Gift Box stocks anexclusive range of celticjewellery, watches,handbags, crystal,glassware, wall hangingsand pens. Shop for theperfect souvenir in a friendlyenvironment.The Irish ShopThe city’s original Irish ShopThe Irish Shop12 The Craft Village,Shipquay Street, BT48 6ART: (028) 7126 9033The city’s original Irish Shopis located at 12 The CraftVillage. It is a treasure troveof quality Irish goods atkeen prices – worth a visit!Thomas The Goldsmith7 Pump Street, BT48 6JGT: (028) 7137 4549E: david@thomasgoldsmiths.comwww.thomasgoldsmiths.comSituated in the historicCathedral Quarter, this chicand modern storeshowcases leadingEuropean jewellerydesigners along withstunning award winningwork from Thomas’s ownstudio.12 The Craft Village,Shipquay StreetT: (028) 7126 9033A treasure trove ofquality Irish goodsat keen prices– worth a visit!Where to Dineincluding licensed premisesThe choice of places for formal andinformal dining is remarkable for a cityof its size. There are hotel restaurantswith award-winning chefs specialisingin New Irish and European Cuisine;there are family restaurants famousfor generous portions and traditionalSunday roast lunches; plus a range ofItalian, Indian and Chinese restaurants.Pub fare is also of high quality in acity where the publife is extra special -there's probably no other town or cityin the North where 'the perfect pint'is the order of the day in nearlyevery bar!Derry's exuberant 'pub culture' hasproven to be a major attraction foran ever-growing number of youngertourists. Socialising is never a problemin a city where there is a huge varietyof pubs and clubs and an unequalledselection of live music.Please note: all prices are correct attime of going to press but are subjectto change. Restaurants are divided intofour price bands for the average costof a three course meal. In general allpremises offer lunch time specials.where to dine including licensed premisesValue GuideUnder £8.00/€11£8.00–£12.00/€11-€17£12.00–£20.00/€17-€28Over £20.00/€28