About Us

Londonderry Café is small, family owned and operated. Our small staff is part of the success of our family, and our customers have become a huge part of our family too. We use farm fresh cage-free eggs, and try to source from local businesses whenever possible.

Excerpt from: Metroland Small Business 2007 Edition:
Here at the Londonderry Cafe, we enjoy calling one of the best kept secrets of Albany our own. Tucked in a corner of Stuyvesant Plaza is the perfect location for our outdoor

Marifrances Fahy: Owner

patio, providing just enough shade and just enough sunlight to guarantee your preference. Our goals are to make you comfortable inside and out. Have a candlelit dinner in our romantic dining room any night of the week, or enjoy our excellent selection on our brunch menu, on a beautiful day on the patio. The restaurant is proudly under new ownership and after a previous 12-year relationship with the Londonderry, Mimi Fahy has taken the business into her arms and resigned as the waitress she was for over a decade.

Our menus offer delicious gourmet sandwiches such as the Jacks Wild which is a delightful combination of cranberry, mayonnaise, apples, and smoked turkey. Or try a tossed salad; for example the Thai Steak with spinach, mandarin oranges and goat cheese. In addition to our fantastic sandwiches and salad, all our desserts are homemade—and to die for! What sets us apart from our competition is our excellent staff and fast service. Join us for lunch (11am-5pm) and dinner (5pm-9pm) or our great Sunday Brunch (10am-3pm).

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Londonderry Café History

Now in or around its 25th year, the Londonderry Café's owner of four years, Mimi Fahy started out at the café waiting tables in November, 1997.

She recalls: “In this small business, I have been striving to make every customer satisfied. All menu items are made to order using the freshest ingredients in a creative way. The Londonderry Café wants customers to try us out and become friends that return for years to come.”