Causeway Hotel Bar & Restaurant in Moyle

Excellent customer service from young but very friendly staff. We underestimated time before our coach trip back to Belfast was due to depart, so the lovely staff wrapped up cakes and drinks to go which was very much appreciated.

The main reason we parked here is that it's much cheaper than the National Trust car park. We went down to the Giants Causeway, got there by 9.30 am and it was fairly quiet, came back up by bus £1 each way per person and went to the hotel for brunch. The £10 parking fee is redeemable against food/drink. What makes this place is the staff, especially Monique who was wonderful, helpful, friendly and everything that someone working in hospitality should be. Thank you Monique it was a pleasure to meet you.

Always a pleasure to stop in and have lunch as I’m there so often taking tourists from Dublin. Love the chicken ceazer salad

The hotel needs a lot of investment. Rooms are basic & clean. Almost the entire interior is painted grey including the bedrooms which does not match the character of this old hotel. A real shame as it’s a nice old building in a fantastic location. We only had breakfast but what we saw of the food it looked good. Staff need to be a bit more attentive or have a senior member managing tasks.

I feel a bit mean writing this having read some of the reviews but I was really disappointed. Having used the hotel regularly when the Armstrong's owned it I think I expected too much. The hotel doesn't have the same homely feel about it since the national trust took over it's definitely about making money. There doesn't seem to be any locals using it. We had a burger, steak sandwich and frozen steakhouse chips which were described as triple cooked 2 pints and a soft drink we paid just short of £60. I'm sorry but the service charge is a joke. I don't mind paying for service but 10%just to set a plate down....we ate in the bayview the previous Friday, 2 courses, starters and beautiful lamb dish and a chicken with pepper sauce and a bottle of wine for £67 there was no service charge but the service was rewarded. Sorry but I don't think we will be back.

We stayed over night at the Causeway Hotel. By staying here we were able to explore the Causeway during hours when there were no crowds. We loved being among the towering rocks in the evening and hiking the trails along the top of the cliffs at sunrise. The staff was friendly. The room was comfortable enough and had a lovely view although the shade was broken. We had a nice dinner in the lounge and a lovely breakfast which was included in the room price. We enjoyed our stay here because you can not beat the location.

Very kind staff and yummy food..save room sticky toffee pudding..yum. we had a nice lunch with ample servings . Lots of dining rooms and space for many diners. Clean rest rooms. We were not rushed and the staff enjoyed interacting with their diners. Nice choice!!

Best breakfast and service EVER! Amazing food and unlimited for cereals, juice, toast, tea, coffee, substitution food not a problem ... also gluten free and full veggie options!!

To be honest we didn’t have high expectations but our visit was fantastic. We were advised by family to park here as they deduct the parking charge from your food and drinks bill, no brainer! It was during that very warm spell at the start of September so we were ready for refreshments after walking down to the causeway. We were led to a lovely window table in the restaurant and immediately brought a carafe of water which was very much needed. As vegans we have been to many places that don’t cater for us and that’s fine but the tofu Thai curry here was a lovely surprise, delicious and well presented and a fair price. Efficient friendly service form the staff and we were on our way happy. I read other reviews and I sometimes think peoples expectations are off the scale. This is a lovely country hotel in Northern Ireland with pleasant staff offering good food to the multitude of guests visiting daily from all over the world, a job well done in my opinion.

This is a great location and is quite cozy on the inside but from the moment we arrived we felt the service was off. We asked for two coffees, water, glass of dilute and a Fanta. Two coffees came and such a small Fanta. No milk or no water no dilute. We waited a good bit. People forget things and it was no big deal to me. No one came so I went up and asked could we get milk and water and dilute. A young girl with dark hair and red highlights seemed so bothered we asked she came down slammed the water glasses on the table and kept staring at me oddly. As if I had insulted or her or bothered her. We didn't get dilute after asking three times. I didn't bother asking, again as I didn't want to annoy her anymore. The bill was so high. I get this is a tourist location but for tiny cups of coffee, a tiny glass of Fanta and they kept forgetting our order it's simply not OK. It wasn't that busy and while I understand also people mistakes there is no excuse to be so rude and continue to ignore guests. I would not recommend this place at all

obviously has location, location, location. I suppose it stands to reason you capitalise on that fact, we ordered a good bottle of wine, which in fairness was served well chilled and with nice glasses, the waitress was efficient but quite brusque, understandable I suppose, probably nothing worse than a crowd of tourists, without us though, she would be unemployed. The food was ordinary to say the least, certainly cannot be described as hotel fayre, shame with such views

Parked here for £10 to go to Giants Causeway then went into the bar and got the £10 off the bill. Had the most amazing scones, lovely and fresh with jam and cream. Lovely setting and friendly staff-would recommend

Excellent location. £10 for parking and then it gets applied to orders at the hotel restaurant. Hotel also offers toilets. Extremely comfortable chairs. Perfect for post-walk about. Yummy food that covers a wide range from curry to bbq burgers.

Shared a hummus and olive platter which was amazing!!! And an amazing portion size! The staff were wonderful. Had onion rings as well, which were delicious and a banoffee pie for dessert! Was absolutely stuffed by the end of the meal, exactly what we needed after a good walk!!

Trés bon accueil et bonne table avec des fish and ship monstrueux! Ils étaient trés gros et trés bons pour le prix. Le burger de mon fils aussi. Un bon moment en famille pour nitre derniére soirée en Irlande.

The food was absolutely delicious and staff were tremendously helpful. My mother is vegan and I am allergic to gluten, and they did a fantastic job accommodating our needs.

I would lie if I said I expected a good experience here after reading some negative reviews here and also taking into account the fact that this is the closest place to the GIant's Causeway... but it turned out to be a great meal and a very nice experience and considering the $10 you pay for the parking while arriving here gets you the credit towards the food is a no brainer for any person that wants to visit this area and have a lunch on the spot - like we did, a perfect combo 10/10 value! TIP: make sure to take that ticket with you from the car as they won't apply the discount to your bill unless you have on you

Seems like a nice enough place and certainly has potential. However there is a serious management failing - staff are either very poorly trained, severely understaffed or just clueless. It didn’t appear too busy but we were kept waiting and nobody came near us to take order (it’s table service only). Had to ask twice for someone to take our order. Wanted to try a local beer but the first two were out of stock - person beside us wanted a port and they didn’t have that either. Poor.

We did a quick stop after touring Giant's Causeway. The staff are kids, friendly-ish but clueless. Cheese plate was spectacularly good, crisp, plentiful, whole-grained crackers, maybe homemade? The quince paste certainly was homemade and delicious. With Ederflower and tonic it came to a princely price of £15, minus the £10 for parking. Great value.

So they have a captive audience with the offer to park for 10 pounds and then you can take that amount off your food bill after you visit the Giants Causeway. Service is beyond a joke. Waited 40 mins for coffee and cake. The bill came before the food !!! and they were surprised I didnt want to pay then. The cakes came without cutlery. We asked for some and got a pair of clearly used forks. Felt nauseus. My husband went to find a manager and a staff member told him they were f***ing busy. We had a child with us. The manager, initially defensive, conceded that the abuse would be investigated and apologised. The lady beside us waited nearly an hour for tea after getting her cake, then 2 cups came. Avoid unless you have several hours to kill. It should be called Fawlty Towers. I thought we were on a hidden camera show at one stage. The food when it eventually arrived was fine.

Nice, comfortable lounge for a coffe and cake or something stronger. Service nice and very friendly. BUT, we were charged £14.40 for 2 pints of lime and soda! This must be the most expensive lime and soda on earth! OK, so after the fact we were told we'd had 2 bottles of Fever Tree soda each at £3.60 each. Really? Why didn't you tell us that when we ordered? Cake was very nice but was also an extortionate price at £6.50 per slice. Beware, this place is nice enough but also overpriced, like everything these days.

Excellent fare though service was a bit slow. Wife and I ordered the hummus appetizer with pita bread and olives. It was enough for a meal for two

L'hôtel est bien et le petit déj aussi mais tout le reste est pitoyable le dîner n'est pas bon le...

Muy ricos los sándwiches, el pan de ajo, el té , las tartas etc. Paramos a comer algo después de...

Absolutely 5 star. Nothing was too much trouble for any member of staff. Food was first class. Sirloin was so tasty, cooked beautifully. Haddock was the best fish I’ve eaten in a long time. A locally distilled Bushmills at the bar. Would recommend this to...

Having walked by the lacklustre surroundings and offerings at the National Trust’s Giant’s Causeway cafe, we expected the Causeway Hotel to be a bit of a tourist trap, a la Land’s End. Wrong! Afternoon tea was fantastic- fresh scones, great banoffee pie, very efficient and...

We went in and looked around, would like to stay there some time. A great place on a hot day to get something to drink and some ice cream.

Wonderful hotel in a great location (right next to the Causeway itself), delicious dinners and breakfasts too, comfortable rooms and helpful staff, all found at the Causeway Hotel!

We chanced upon the hotel one morning whilst out sightseeing and called in on the off chance that we would be able, as non residents, to have breakfast. We were greeted by a very welcoming team of staff, who couldn't do enough to ensure our...

After a brisk walk all over the causeway, it is nice to have a warm and comfortable place to get a drink and a snack. The interior is attractive and casual/comfortable. The food is good and service friendly--decent prices for what you get.

Restaurant de bonne tenue, calme et cosy. Le service est très professionnel et agréable. Les plats sont délicieux et copieux.

Nous y sommes allés pour le restaurant seulement. Nous avons trouvé le tout trè "pompé" c'Est à dire que le...

Visiting Giants Causeway we decided to drop in for a light lunch.......so pleased we made that decision......we enjoyed all of the food and looking around the room we could see from the smiles that everyone felt the same......we only had starters but the portion size...

Been here before and food previously had been superb. This time it wasn’t even average. Chicken was dry and over cooked, mashed potato was so dry could hardly swallow it. Soup was only warm and Wheaten bread tasted stale. Very disappointing. Would not go back...

This hotel is located at Giant's Causeway so the location is perfect. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Bed was comfortable. Nice bar and restaurant. Friendly staff.

Just returned from 2 day Winter Warmer...an old traditional hotel with many good points..The Staff were excellent..so friendly, welcoming, and helpful..our room (32) was very spacious, and well decorated, BUT extremely cold (even on mild Nov. days )..had to request extra radiator...then, unfortunately the food..breakfast...

We had a group of 18 and had lost our reservation at another restaurant. I’m so happy we did. This restaurant was happy to help . Everyone raved about their meals. All of the staff made us feel like family. They opened a section of...

The Causeway hotel is right next to the Giants Causeway visitors centre. The room was a good size. The room we had was not "a sea view room", despite this, you could still see the sea! All be it, a restricted view. There is no...

I was treated today to a really lovely, fresh, homemade, tasty lunch. A beautiful traditional hotel with excellent service and total adherence to COVID regulations. I was even ‘persuaded’ to have the ‘bestest ever’ banoffee pie……heavenly! Thankyou - real proper hospitality.

6 feet apart everybody. The staff very friendly. Normal food but their toffee caramel pudding dessert to die for.

A delightful hotel with good old fashioned courtesy and service. The lunch I had there was excellent even though I am a vegan. The dining room is very comfortable and cosy and I was loath to leave its old fashioned splendor. I was only sorry...

We had an impromptu lunch here and were really impressed at the service. The server was well versed on what could be made gluten free for my coeliac daughter and was very flexible in allowing an adult portion of something off the children's menu for...

Love this place and so happy it has reopened. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Stayed with the winter warmer deal. Felt really safe, the hotel has excellent measures put in place. Staff were friendly and welcoming, nothing was too much trouble! Food was delicious and of...

We stayed at the hotel and were told they expected the restaurant to be very busy. As storm Dennis was bartering the Northern Irish coast line we decided to book up. We ordered fish and chips and pan fried chicken and waited an hour. We...

On a wet and windy day it felt like heaven ! Warm welcome and service was amazing! Food was superb !

We booked a weekend in February. Was the winter warmer deal. Was a very good deal. Hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful. Room was a good size and nicely furnished.

Impromptu lunch was thoroughly enjoyed by all. We each had something different off an excellent menu. Would recommend for anything. Service was excellent and a big thanks to Linda who was so accommodating and informative. We will be back!

Food is mediocre at best. Service is really slow and whole experience is not at all in keeping with what you’d expect for how nice the hotel looks. We had to wait for ages to order, but others fared worse. A table near us walked...

We flew into Belfast International around 4pm - 5pm and decided to rent a car from the airport and drive straight up to the Causeway Hotel and made it in time for a 7pm dinnner seating (recommend booking dinner seating ahead of time when you...

Had an enjoyable meal. Food was good and tasty. Service was a little slow, but as we weren't rushing off anywhere it didn't bother us, but we could hear others complaining. Had great Irish coffees in the bar area. Only thing missing, a roaring fire.

I think it's too much to wait for food for 1 hour! The kids were hungry and asked about 1000 times for their lunch. I thought I had waited enough after 1 hour, I paid for the drinks, left the restaurant and went somewhere.

This is a good choice for lunch when visiting the Giants Causeway principally due to the free parking that’s offered as a perk for eating here. On the day we visited the service was particularly slow, but the food was good and reasonably priced. Staff friendly and helpful.

I took a group of 30 with my Celtic Cross Adventures 2019 tour of Ireland and we stayed at the Causeway Hotel so that we could visit the Giants Causeway after all the tourists were gone. It was a rainy windy evening and the hotel was just perfect and cosy. My group loved it and some said it was their favourite hotel of the trip! We had a group dinner in the restaurant which was wonderful and the bar was the perfect gathering place for our group. The next morning I got up at dawn to watch daybreak over the causeway. Just perfect!!

Good service. Old fashioned lobby, bar and restaurant. Sunday lunch - traditional. Fish and chips with mushy peas excellent. One person had two appetizers: chicken tempura and something else (can't remember). Two had three meat special (turkey, ham and beef) with potatoes. TUrkey and ham good. beef not so much. but we were happy with all else.

On our way to view the Giant’s Causeway, stopped in here for a cuppa and a scone. Loved this quaint little hotel bar. Linda, who served us, was a wealth of information about the causeway and how to get the most out of it, even going so far as to show us the best walking route around the back of the hotel. Above and beyond service that really contributed to a great day. Thanks, Linda. We’ll be back, and will recommend the Causeway Hotel to friends.

Next door to the Giants Causeway Great Guinness, comfortable with nice arm chairs Service friendly and cheery

Tasteless food. Broccoli was yellow and obviously out of date. My chicken burger was not served in a brioche bun as advertised. My chicken had no taste and looked grey in colour. The steak and Guinness pie had a shortcrust base and puff pastry top, very unusual. Get your act together. Poor standards and embarrassing when I think of the amount of tourists that visit, what sort of message are we giving them.

Nous avons mangé dans ce restaurant lors de notre visite de la chaussee des geants et les plats y sont excellents, le personnel très accueillant et charmant. Prix correct

Had tea and scones here so that we could avail of the free parking to visit Giant’s Causeway (make sure you retain your receipt).

Went out for lunch with my wife . I had pie my wife had chicken burger . Food was very average decor in dining room hasn't changed in many years and looking in need of refreshing . Service was good and pleasant let down by one young lady who gave the impression she did not want to be there. The restaurant is beside one of the seven wonders of the world and they can't raise their game.

Solo comimos en nuestra visita a los gigantes, el restaurante es muy bonito y acogedor, el personal muy amable (sobre todo una mujer, la mayor de los que estaban), nos entendimos bien y comimos muy bien.

After seeing the amazing stones, we had some time before we were to rejoin our tour group so went to the Causeway Hotel Restaurant for lunch. We were quickly seated in the lovely, large dining room which had traditional decor & antiques.

Visited the hotel for lunch and greeted by a lovely girl who gave us the lunch menu and advised us to go into the bar for food as we only wanted a snack. Then the bar staff said no food was being served in the bar and only the dinner menu was available?? So we went off to get another menu and another member of staff said yes we could eat in the bar which we did, eventually! We ordered soup which was fine but for the prices charged you would expect larger portions! I suppose the National Trust have to make money somewhere and we were not going to spend money in the Visitors’ Centre. The staff were very nice but sadly the place has lost the atmosphere it had years ago.

Lovely food ...just too much ....do your walking first because you wont be able to move after your meal

Bien sur on est juste au depart de la ballade pour aller a la chaussée des géants. On a vue sur la mer. Mais aussi sur le parking ou affluent visiteurs voitures et cars des le matin (il faut dire que nous y etions debut aout sans doute moment le plus chargé). Les chambres sont spacieuses, les sdb anciennes et peu confortables. Tout cela est tres désuet et nécessiterait un sérieux upgrade. Le personnel est gentil. Le pdj tres moyen quoique copieux. Ok pour une étape d’une nuit mais vraiment pas davantage. En tout cas pas en pleine saison!

Une belle carte, des plats copieux et une très jolie salle. le personnel serviable et souriant. Très bien placé pour la visite du site de la Chaussée des Geants

We had walked 5 miles along the coastal path and only wanted a bar lunch. There was a very limited bar food menu - 2 choices in fact - soup of the day or chowder. We both chose chowder - wrong !!

Es un Hotel, pero lo conozco como restaurante. Es ideal para comer si visitas la Calzada de los gigantes. Comida irlandesa, amabilidad irlandesa (o sea grande). Obviamente no tiene el encanto de un pub, pero es más cómodo (a veces los sofás en los pubs no son el mejor asiento para comer).En resumen buen sitio para mantenerse alimentado.

kids left to appologise for all the beer being off as they were awaiting delivery. Thay seemed scared to actually tell you and scared of the supervisors. Won't bother calling again

The cafe at the Causeway Visitor Centre was so busy, that we decided to try the hotel. We found the lounge and ordered scones and a drink for a light snack. The lounge had big comfy wingback chairs or settees for a group. It was quiet and relaxing after our strenuous hike, and I found myself thinking that this would be an amazing place to take refuge from a winter storm. The staff were friendly and full of information. We were happy that the other cafe was full.

Only had breakfasts here, but they were great. If you get the porridge, be sure to get it with the side sauce (I think it was a Bailey's cream sauce). super tasty. Full Irish Breakfast was great and a nice selection of cold items to supplement it.

Visited here today with my parents as they were given a voucher for Xmas, so today we thought we would use it, travelled from Derry, the surroundings are beautiful and the hotel itself is stunning inside and out. We approached a member of staff inside and ask do we have to make reservations? To be told we do not but unfortunately we only have a lunch menu which has 3 dishes available as today is a really bad day. We told her we had a voucher to use and she recommended maybe keeping it for a later date to use on the full menu. I ask about the bar lounge she said that lunch menu is for the bar and restaurant but we could order tray bakes, scones, tea and coffee. So we said we would go into the bar lounge and see. We decided to have coffee tea and scone and a slice of cake as we had travelled the whole way from Derry. The price of this came to a total of £14.50, very steep. We sat and enjoyed this, but my father kept questioning why was today a bad day? It’s a Friday, why would they not have a full menu, so I ask the fella at the bar and he said no it’s just the small lunch menu their serving from. My father then went outside and when he came in he noticed that the girl that told us there was only the small lunch menu on offer today, was taken a couple into the restaurant with the large main menus in her hand. He thought this was strange, and my mother and I both said maybe it was a drink menu and they were taken it into the restaurant to enjoy? So as we were leaving the bar lounge dad decided to ask the girl just out of curiosity when the main menu would be back on and if it was only specific days? To be told “oh the restaurant is now serving from the main menu, the decided to do this about and hour ago as it is now quieter”, now what annoys me is that they were aware we had the voucher to spend and no one attempted to come in and let us know that they decided to serve from the larger menu again in the restaurant, we would of been none the wiser if my father did not ask. Therefore I ask to speak to the manager, to be told that yes it was booked up all day and they didn’t know that it would be free later, now we arrived and were in the bar lounge for no more that 45 minutes, so I don’t know where this it just happen in an hour that we decided to serve from the main menu came about but anyways as I said to the manager would it not of been maybe a good idea if your staff would of made us aware as she knew we had a voucher and were in the bar lounge to come and make us aware that the main menu was being served again? He said that maybe she wasn’t aware. As I said we would of not known the restaurant was serving more than 3 dishes if my father did not decide to ask when we were leaving to which he replied as I have already spoke to your father outside and made aware the restaurant is small and we were not aware that we would be serving food later again, but if i would like to he could make us a reservation for a table in the restaurant up to 4.30, to which I said well that’s not the point the point is that we spent £14.50 in the bar lounge. I really feel it was bad communication and common courtesy to come and let us know that the restaurant was again serving all the dishes. I told him I would speak to my parents if they would like to book a table, so I left ask my parents outside at the table if they would like to rebook and said to my dad I wasn’t aware the manager spoke to you already to which he replied what? He said no manger or member of staff had approached him, he was annoyed about this and went in to speak to the girl standing to sit people and ask her for the manager she said he was taken a training meeting, to which my dad said well I hope he is training them better than he is trained, and would you pass on the message that in no way did he come and approach me or talk to me outside so unless someone else has complained but he did not speak to me and to tell my daughter that he did I am furious about, she said she would pass the message on. We later booked a table as I did not want to come down the whole way again, the meal was okay, nothing special. What am disappointed about is that we were messed about and that a member of staff who is meant to be a leader lied to my face about speaking to my father, as I thought afterwards how could he possibly know who my father was? We spent £14.50 in the bar lounge when it wasn’t necessary, and are restaurant bill was £33.95 which we paid with Athens £30 voucher. I think it would of been nice and really out of courtesy to be offered a refund regarding the £14.50 we spent, however we were not offered anything. If my parents did not have the voucher I would certainly not of ate here I would of went to the smugglers bar and restaurant or other places near by. I will be letting my brother know not to purchase gift vouchers here again for my parents to use as I would not recommend eating here at all. I suggest better training and better communication and more empathy showed towards your paying customers.

Good, tasty food, well prpared and served with a smile. That is the best you can say. But it is really ok!

Plenty of parking and a warm welcome from the staff . Freshly made cakes , scones , lovely tea , coffee etc . Leave your car in the car park but keep your receipt in case you need to demonstrate that you have contributed to the local economy. Well worth a pit stop , also very clean lavatories.

I had a great fish chowder but the rest of the family didn’t fare as well the pies were not so good and the child’s pasta was too salty to eat. It’s a great shame because it’s a lovely place and the staff are very friendly and helpful.

Lovely spot for a quick bite after visiting Giants Causeway. We ate in the lounge area as the main restaurant was not open. Comfortable spot, nice staff, and a good lunch. Also allowed us to park for free by eating at the hotel. Better choice than the very crowded visitors center.

First, ignore the tea drinker who complained in April. Don't know what the problem was but I am sure it must lie with the guest. We found the food quite good, dinner prices reasonable, ambiance galore, views to die for, but most importantly, the service was outstandingly friendly and attentive. Katie and Darren could not have been more solicitous and helpful..top notch. A shame that dress code has deteriorated so much worldwide in the last 20 years that people dress now as if they are going to McDonalds instead of a fine restaurant.

We had a carvary lunch it was really tasty. Staff was nice friendly and helpful. It was reasonably priced. The restaurant and the bar was lovely and clean

My partner and I visited The Causeway Hotel for lunch this past Saturday!

We were staying nearby and on Easter weekend everywhere else was booked. I can see why this was the only place we could get into. the staff were fine, but service was slow in every way. The food came and was very blah. I mean not terrible, but it wasn't great.

We stopped off here to warm up after finishing the 5km circular walk around the Giant's Causeway. It was a cold wet & windy day & the horel was very welcoming. The staff were friendly & helpful. We had coffees & scones which were delicious. The decor inside is really quite interesting. We didn't stay for lunch but plenty of folk were arriving for lunch as we were leaving. Old world charm, warm and inviting, we were pleased we stopped there instead of going into the visitor's centre.

Ich bin spontan in das Restaurant, da das a der schon zu hatte. Die Servicekräfte waren sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Von sich aus brachten sie Ideen ein, wie sie meine Essenswünsche (vegan) umsetzen könnten.

We booked a Sunday Carvery, and we had Three courses. The food did not disappoint!! Fantastic flavour and plenty of it !! It’s a must and very reasonable.

Very poor and rude service. Very expensive prices and left feeling very disappointed in my visit.

We stopped at the Causeway Bar on a cool late afternoon and had a cappuccino. The bar tender was nice and the hot coffee was perfect to take the chill off.

After visiting the Giants Causway we popped in to the Causway hotel for a quick drink and a warm up before getting back on the coach. My wife had a Baileys coffee and I had a Bushmills whisky. The bar staff were the best ever and made us feel home, nothing was to much trouble

Zero complaints. The staff was friendly, the food was delicious, and the room was clean. Deserves 5/5 hands down, would recommend to anyone and everyone!

We stayed at the hotel, and ate dinner at the restaurant purely for convenience and pleased that we did. Food was very nice & well priced. Service was pleasant & efficient. Enjoyed both the fish dishes on offer on the night. Food served to other diners looked pretty convincing too.

The service was nice, the room was also nice, a bit too expensive though. We actually booked a room with the view of the Causeway and we eventually got the opposite side. The dinner was nice, but everything seemed so expensive, the only plus was that we were given a free pass for the Causeway Museum and shop.

I ate here alone and was made to feel very welcome. The food was excellent, the service was good and I was able to take my after-dinner coffee into their beautiful bar area afterwards, and relax in a comfortable arm chair. Also - excellent location!

I ordered one Harp Light beer (terrific!) and one Irish Stew. The stew wasn't hot so I sent it back and asked if it could be heated up.

Love coming here for a meal. It's not so noisy as in some other places, staff is friendly, there is no rush and the food is really nice. Stunning location too, of course, if you want to add a walk before or after your me

Don't usually eat at places like this near to tourist attractions as they're usually average and overpriced, but after a full morning at Carrick-a-Rede and the Causeway we needed some quick and easy food. We got what we could have expected.

Après une longue attente au bar où nous n'avons jamais été servi, nous tentons tout de même le restaurant.

Called in for a quick lunch while visiting the causeway.

We missed breakfast but had tea and scones before making our way to the Giants Causeway. A very historic hotel with great views of the coastline. Easy parking but only if you are staying or eating at the hotel; they have parking police monitoring the lot.

We did a deal from the website that included dinner.

We had a late Saturday afternoon lunch in the bar area if this hotel. We each chose the chicken burger and it was excellent.

I think it was about four years ago when I last visited this restaurant and I was very disappointed but on this visit I was amazed at the change. I understand that The National Trust now have co tell and what a great j9b they have done. Six of us in the party and we all enjoyed our food, each course was great, and the prices were reasonable. Staff were friendly and efficient and we could not fault the service. As a tourist this was a fantastic experience and I look forward to another visit when I can.

This was a small bar with excellent seating and decor to have a nice Irish beverage of choice. The staff are so friendly and the drinks are excellent.