Panini, a small shop in a town 6 miles east of Belfast, Northern Ireland, is an Italianate delicatessen stocked with dried pasta, salad dressings, a wide variety of Olive oil, and cooked meats from continental Europe. Inside there are three raised tables and a counter bar and outside, three wrought iron tables.

Unfortunately it is on the shaded side of the street opposite a supermarket stores entrance. Bright and air conditioned, it smells of the bread baked on the premises. The coffee selection is small but good. Opening at around 7.30 a.m. sometimes catching commuters on their way to Belfast but more often local people and office workers who are here. Arrive early for a seat. Eat fresh rolls, Danish pastries and croissants from the oven. The prices are fair and the selection is good.