The Corner House National Trust in Moyle

Highly recommend going here, Very friendly staff, Excellent food.

Quaint little teashop near the cushendun caves serving great tea and cake.

The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is cozy. The quality of the food and drinks is good. There is plenty of free parking on the street and nearby. September 2024

Lovely cafe! The local girl who served us (forgot your name!!) was lovely! I came with my wife and daughter and ended up in Ballycastle on her recommendation. Great place in lovely location!

Full star review service was high end and I'm a snob when it comes to it all myself so I can be hard to please. The food was incredible chowder and the game of thrones cake especially 👌👌😍 we left a tip and two very happy customers

Beautiful little tea room gardens with cute decor. The staff were friendly to us. Quick service despite being busy with all tables full. Nice cake.

Really nice little place to eat.

Staff were under a bit of pressure during our last visit coping with the tail end of a coach party, but they got there, and we had a nice lunch at a good price with minimal waiting. Worth a visit.

Excellent home made food. Good quality and good portions.

I must say the food was lovely and great service with a smile.

Amazing little find when on a motorbike road trip. Some of the nicest roads and scenery in Ireland.

Fantastic cafe, lovely community vibe, great staff, delicious food...what a brilliant wee place!

Wonderful food and wonderful service.

Absolutely disgusting experience, staff tried to be pleasant, but we sat for an hour without even getting our coffee/ Fanta. Then a sandwich appeared, without the soup, still no sign of chips, chilli, sausages. Had a 3 year old , starving, had to just get up and leave, yet they still had the gall to charge us for what they had served us. Other customers that arrived after us got their food before we were even looked at. Maybe they serve Americans before Irish/ northern Irish people.

Very disappointing, waiting time for food took too long peolple who came in before and after we place our order had their food while we were forgot about, salad was tasteless, and approximately 1-2 days old, Coleslaw was not very nice either, chips were too thick and hard, no flavour. Vinegar in packs came out in lumps 🤢, batter on fish tasted greasy, peas were cold. Too expensive for what was served, avoid at all costs!

Excellent breakfast. Staff were lovely, offered free refills on the tea & coffee. Would recommend

My husband and I stopped for brunch and I was a little worried about what vegetarian/gluten free option there could be. When we went inside the shop and asked for a menu there were plenty of options. I highly recommend this place, sorroundings are beautiful too. Food was amazing! I ordered the veggie and gf option.

A bald guy just stop me to use the toilet and insist on purchasing first before going in even though my friend is buying my food.

Second try but same results, very over priced for an extremely basic Ulster fry. Coffee not great either .Wouldn’t go back

Really nice cafe with friendly staff 👍

Lovely tea room! Fresh herbs in the garden. Delicious cakes and pies. Beautiful craft bags from Mrs B Designs for sale. The whole village is NT (national trust)

Lovely place, very friendly and helpful staff, great choice of food and drinks. All food freshly prepared inside and outside seating. Well worth a try

The most unwelcoming cafe experience ever. Very unhappy staff, which ruined a trip to this nice village.

The location is great, right near the beach in Cushendun. Unfortunately the cafe (it is a cafe not a restaurant) is charging restaurant prices for cafe food. I ordered a sausage bap and two hot drinks, the drinks came within a couple of minutes, but after ten minutes I still didn't have the bap. I went to the counter to find out what was happening, apparently 'I was in a queue and it shouldn't be much longer'. The man at the counter didn't help the 'ambience' by walking up and down with a face like a pug chewing a wasp. The bap eventually arrived over 20 minutes after I'd ordered, the sausage was tough and leathery and had obviously been kept warm somewhere, the bap was dry and had sat around for a while. The lady at the counter said it would come with ketchup, which it didn't, and I had to wait yet again for the ketchup to be brought over. It would have been good to still have the hot drink to wash it down, but I had already drunk that by the time the food came. A beautiful part of the coast with a picturesque cafe whose food left a bad taste in the mouth, and a dent in the wallet.

I called in with my mother for lunch. There were perhaps two tables with people, so not very busy. There was a man behind the counter making coffees for other customers. My mother stood near the door and I’m not kidding, I must have stood for at least 10-15 minutes and the guy never even turned around to say what you’d expect ‘Sorry, I’ll be with you in a few minutes once I’ve finished these”. In this time one of the other customers - a tourist - had also approached the counter to order something else. The man ignored us completely. A young girl was behind the counter and even she didn’t smile or say hello! One guy came out from the kitchen and at least smiled as he picked something up. I’ve never seen worse customer service. If he had at least acknowledged us, we would likely have stayed and waited patiently for lunch. I turned round and left ~ we went across the street to the wonderful Mary McBride’s. We wanted to try the Corner House out for a change but sadly, we are not encouraged to go back. Sad as it’s a stunning location and with the National Trust original decor, a lovely wee cafe. Shane the National Trust still don’t manage it. Maybe it was a bad day for them - not sure - but still terrible customer service. So much for tourism.

Great place. The scones and lemon drizzle were fantastic, as well as the coffee. Definitely will go back to try a main course. Really enjoyed the atmosphere, and the owners are lovely. Looking forward to going back. If you are in the area, I highly recommend stopping by.

Brilliant little cafe & totally confused abt negative remarks. Great food / service / price & atmosphere. Originally going eat in Ballycastle but too busy - sooo glad we didnt as we wld have missed this little gem! The homemade roast pepper & tomato soup (with a kick courtesy of chilli) was the best soup I have tasted in a long time! Sandwiches amazing too. Make sure you finish off with coffee (milk alternatives offered) & homemade cake! Amazing! If I was not staying in Cushendun I wld make the effort to travel here - give the eating places in busy Ballycastle a miss! We will be back! Jo & Carole

we stopped here for lunch after cushendum cave. we loved the food, we loved the atmosphere and wish more little places were like this. outdoor seating at picnic tables was great.

Absolutely wonderful without any day. Service exceptional food so divine very clean very warm owners

I arrived for my food extremely overpriced, thought it would be high quality, however when arrived the food was cold very sub power quality. Accompanied by a very rude older man behind the tills assuming is the owner mumbling under his breathe strange remarks, providing low customer service. Nice location not so nice cafe.

went at 10.30 for coffee, took over 20mins to arrive, despite being quiet. Plenty of selections food wise. Older woman cross, not welcoming. May risk another visit may be just an off day.

We stopped off for a coffee after a walk in the rain and we couldn’t resist selecting something from the amazing selection of cakes and tray bakes. We both have a soft spot for scones so I went for the cherry and my husband the sultana. Slightly warmed and served with jam, creamy and butter. So good 😊 so often scones are stale or have too much baking powder in them but these were perfect. The couple who have taken over the cafe were also very nice and very welcoming.

I have had lunch at the Corner House 3 times within the past week, and I intend to visit again over the coming week. Each visit has been a lovely experience, with friendly, attentive staff and really tasty food (even the fussy eaters of the family enjoyed their meal)! Overall a lovely restaurant/cafe and I will be eating there again!

We have bee to this restaurant some time ago and it was fine. We called in today and ordered club sandwiches. We had to wait over 30mins for the food to arrive and realised we weren't the only ones with a long wait. The white bread ( no choice offered ) was barely toasted and the salad side was bone dry - no dressing as was the fillings. All a bit disappointing as there were only a few customers.

Why do you ask? Well, we were soaking up too much of their WiFi that it was affecting their PoS system. We're digital nomads and introduced ourselves as much at the till when asked if we were local or just visiting. We ordered our food and found a spot to eat and do a bit of work. I had a full fry, which was overcooked, and greasy and the beans needed parting with a knife they were that dry. My wife who has had bariatric surgery typically orders a child's meal, the menu offered a Jumbo Fish and Chips and drink, the "Jumbo Fish" was not as described, it was the size of two side-by-side fish fingers. Our obviously used plates were left at our table the whole time. Many staff walked. past and not one offered to clear them. The music upstairs was a tad too loud for comfort and we'd asked if it could be turned down, to which they kindly just turned it off completely. We ordered more drinks (at that point my wife took our used plates down the counter), as we were obviously working from their cafe and it's only right you keep spending money instead of squatting at their tables. A server then came up and asked what WiFi we were using, as their PoS system was struggling. We were using the BT WiFi system that we pay for through our provider, which I guess was causing them issues, not of our making as it's a side channel possibly from their own network. The music then came back on again. Then we were asked if we could vacate the premises as there were large queues forming downstairs (even though there were only two occupied tables upstairs (which included ours) and they needed the space. We finished our beverages, got up, and left. The only way to exit was down the stairs where there were indeed NO queues at all, and still plenty of seating available outside in the sunny area out the back. Not a great experience for a National Trust premises.

Stopped of with daughters and grandchildren today. The new owner Jill, took time to come and chat with us. Beautiful lady, in this quaint cafe, in a beautiful location, serving good quality food. We will definitely be back, and highly recommend this venue to everyone.

We called in for lunch today and the staff handed us a menu. We ordered a chowder, a cod & chips and two teas. You pay when ordering and the bill came to £29-50. I queried the price charged and the girl on till pointed...

Visited on Sunday for coffee and cake. This was our 4th visit we love this wee place. My hubby says it serves the best banoffii ,I love the caramel squares.The hot food is excellent, fish and chips delucious and although we didn't have any the Seafood chowder looks good and overheard customers raving about it.The cafe is very busy and can be slow but please be kind as they have few staff but hopefully there will be more joining in comming days. We highly recommend this wee place .

The coffee was terrible and everything is over priced. Over £10 for 2 coffees and 1 tray bake... And this isn"t even Dublin or London. To be avoided.

This place is basically a cafe. They serve excellent coffee. Gardens are pleasant. It is quite small overall

We have visited this cafe for lunch twice in the last few weeks. The staff are very friendly & the outdoor space is great for doggies. Had the chowder on both occasions & it was absolutely delicious! Definitely worth a visit.

We were working up quite an appetite while road tripping down the North Coast from Giants Causeway back to Belfast and decided to stop in Cushendun for lunch. Completely by chance, we walked into the Corner House. My friend recommended we try the seafood chowder...

We were working up quite an appetite while road tripping down the North Coast from Giants Causeway back to Belfast and decided to stop in Cushendun for lunch. Completely by chance, we walked into the Corner House. My friend recommended we try the seafood chowder since its a traditional Irish dish. Our food arrived quickly and a piping hot bowl filled to the brim was placed in front of each of us. Oh my word!!! I could not have been happier with our order, it was absolutely delicious! So rich and creamy, you could taste the fresh cream and quality ingredients, I was very impressed! Plus the massive chucks of salmon made me very happy :)

Great wee find , and we just made it in time before the morning rush. Full breakfast was fantastic and my wife opted for pancakes which I must admit looked grand . We are staying within 20 minutes for the next day or two so...

We visited for lunch could not fault the food it was cooked to perfection. I had asked for a sandwich and was offered a takeaway sandwich at £4.15 which was sitting on the counter. I asked if I could have a sandwich made up with...

Very friendly staff, great outdoor seating and child friendly. Food was delicious thank you corner house.

We called in here for lunch. We both had seafood chowder which was a big disappointment. It consisted of mostly potato and carrot with a few flakes of salmon and no evidence of any other seafood. At £25 for 2 chowder and a cappuccino I...

Would 100% recommend popping in for a portion of fish and chips for lunch. Lovely outdoor seating area too. The fish was very tasty, and portions are very generous. Very friendly service as well, we had a good chat and a laugh with the owners!...

Arrived just before closing, but the staff were excellent and friendly, serving us with smiles.

Situated on the main street, the cafe is just minutes from the picturesque river where all the boats are moored. We called the first time for lunch and sat in the quiet area upstairs where we had the Cod tacos. Service was good and the...

Maybe I'm out of touch but was charged £5 for 2 x 2 scoop ice cream tubs and they then want 34 pence each for sprinkles. Seems to me a rip off when I got the same thing for less than £4 in cushendall a...

Very good. Excellent food and service. Will be back. Sea chowder a but pricey, but, to date, best I've had

My family ate in here and the service was brilliant. Staff where so pleasant and so helpful. Went far and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. Food was amazing and standards 5***** . Highly recommend.

We visit Cushedun every month as family live here and this summer the corner house experience has gone from good to bad . Yesterday … we went in because of the gluten free options advertised on the board outside. But when we went in no...

Called in with friends. I had a tea and a slice of banoffee pie. This was lovely but at £7.20 I feel it is way to expensive. I was in Glenarm Castle 2 days previous for something similar and it was a lot cheaper. I...

Called in on a wonderfully sunny day , were about to close but stayed open just for us. Wonderful fish and chips and delightful hosts along with a wee Robin that sat at the table with us. Priceless hospitality.

Came here for lunch on Sunday. Food was so good had the beef tacos very quick service. Staff were very helpful and made us feel very welcome and give us a free refill of coffee. We will definitely be back. Well done Corner House.

I had a lovely pancake stack breakfast this morning with strawberries, blueberries, maple syrup all washed down with a deicious Americano. This gorgeous white walled Corner House cafe nestles the River Dun in the picturesque village of Cushendun. As always the staff were welcoming and friendly. I am a regular customer and have had many delicious eating experiences here. Let me also recommend their mouth-watering cod and chips. For those interested in unusual facts the Corner House cafe is the closest Cafe on the island of Ireland to Scotland. On a clear day you can nearly touch the Mull of Kyntyre. So, make a stop at the Cornerhouse if you are down this way. Great coffee, food, welcoming staff and stunning views. Not to be missed.

Took the trip to Cushendun today especially to go to the corner house on recommendation from a friend! The food was gorgeous and excellent value for money. We chose to sit outside as we had our dog with us which was perfect. Not only was our food amazing, they where also super accommodating to our dog providing a bowl of water and the staff even gave him some chips! (Saved us sharing ours ). Would 100% recommend!! I have added a picture but we also had bao buns to take away which I would defo recommend trying!

Loved this place- super friendly staff who listened! I'm very particular about my coffee and they got it spot on, so much so that I almost broke my own rule of only one coffee a day. Husband had 2 coffees both of which were excellent. Oh and the cake was brilliant as well.

Really enjoyed our breakfast here lovely setting delicious food. Try the fry. It was delicious. And the filled soda

Very rude manager, refused to serve our table of 6 a jug of tap water, as it was against 'Covid regulations', and said they could only sell bottled water at 1.50 for 500ml. This is quite clearly nonsense as there are no such covid "no tap water regulations" - Clearly just a money racket to sell overpriced bottled water. For someone so concerned about Covid, he wasn't wearing a mask at till and standing outside a short while later smoking a large cigar at the entrance, touting for business with a menu, reminiscent of a tacky Turkish tourist trap - not something I expect to see at a national trust controlled property. The downstairs toilets are absolutely filthy, and although the waiting staff are quite friendly, they all seemed new and untrained - it has an air of chaos, we waited over an hour for our order, and although quite busy, it was by no means packed. An odd little door at the front of the premises sells ice cream on a Cash only basis, which is clearly a little HMRC avoidance sideline. Food is fine, but very overpriced considering the quantity, quality, service and internal surroundings.

The cornor house WOW the cake was the best I have ever tasted & such friendly staff that cant do enough for you , a must visit when in cushendun , I will diff call again .

Hidden gem. Beautiful surroundings, good food and very friendly and lovely staff

Had a lovely lunch in the Courtyard in the beautiful village of Cushendun. The host was most helpful and the menu was great. We both had fish tacos which were generous and really tasty. Well worth a visit.

I didn't take a picture of the food we had but it was DELICIOUS !!

Good coffee, tasty food and lovely staff.

Ordered what looked like lovely rhubarb lattice pie and a coffee. Surprised how expensive it was, over £9. And the pastry was undercooked and soggy. No tap water, no access to toilets. Outdoor seating area was pleasant but I couldn’t really recommend.

Good choice in the menu, nice place and outdoor seating

Decent menu of hot & cold food.Quite pricey, £13 for 2 cappuccinos, one apple tart & a caramel slice.Staff were friendly.Sat outside with our dog, water dishes placed in a few places for dogs.Covid-19 restrictions are applied; hand sanitizers, staff wearing face shields etc

Stopped off for a takeaway on the journey from the north coast to Belfast. The staff were welcoming; the food was cooked quickly and very tasty.

Een klein mooi ingerichte koffiebar. Zeker de moeite om even te stoppen en een stukje van hun heerlijke taarten en gebak te proeven. Ook hun lunchgerechtjes zijn heel lekker.

Excellent place with very friendly and family vibe. Shepperd's pie and apple pie were excellent. If I ever visit Cushendun again, I will have Shepperd's pie and coffee here again.

Exceptional place. Truly delicious home cooked food, friendly hard working staff (great craic with the owners Bert and Collette, pictured), and a fab location. Warm welcome, good choice of specials, and my Shepherd’s Pie with buttery mash and cabbage was quite the best I’ve tasted.Decent value and some cheery local tourist info - local caves 5 mins walk away are Game of Thrones location too apparently (pictured, as I took a stroll along)The business is in a National Trust property, but don’t let that put you off, there’s not a whiff of NT corporate, chintziness or micro management anywhere! It’s a local outfit, run by local people.Worth visiting, even diverting well off your route to do so, I’ll be back anytime I can, but I believe they may close for a bit of time over winter, so worth checking.

Pueblin encantador en la costa del norte de irlanda

Food looks good, table service is good, good choice of mains and sweets. Very friendly staff and service. Well worth a visit, lovely car park with views over the bay

Very nice, good food and service

Travelling along the Coastal Route we had heard that Cushendun was a pleasant place to break our journey from Portstewart to Carrickfergus. It proved to be an attractive village and the Corner House appeared, at first sight, an ideal place for lunch with a diverse menu and choice of dishes suitable for lighter meals.I opted for soup which was attractively served in a bread roll, sadly spoilt by the bread clearly being made a day earlier, or left out to go hard. Two other members of our party had bagels which were also served stale. Our other party member had the fish chowder which was fine.Earlier when paying the man behind the counter tried to give me an obsolete fiver, when this was pointed out it was duly replaced but returned to the till? Mm! I wonder if another unsuspecting tourist became the recipient?

Menú pequeño pero todo casero: muchos tipos de tartas, café, platos del día calientes como la crema de patata y puerro o la sopa chowder.Si el tiempo acompaña, ideal comer algo en la terraza.

Simple, well done food. Son maintains this was his favourite meal of his holiday, from a teenager who is sustained on burgers this is high praise. Enjoyable soup of the day and a good pot of tea certainly hit the spot.

Great place to stop for a bite. Plenty of room and tables outside. Dog friendly. Good selection of food and some lovely home made cakes ! The seafood chowder is excellent !

A la recherche tardive d'un restaurant pour manger à 16h....la soupe de poisson très bonne et la tarte au caramel un delice !

Family lunch in the picturesque village of Cushendun left us all looking forward to going back again. Gluten free available too. I had the chowder and it was absolutely perfect , two sisters had soup of the day , one served in the bread , the other gluten free in the traditional bowl, and both loved it. Great service and good menu advice about the gluten free options. Highly recommended.

We had a lovely lunch here. Excellent welcome and the leek and potato soup was very special and excellent value. We would recommend.

Le National Trust est le propriétaire et gère ce café. Très bon accueil. Endroit sympathique et propre. Service amical, attentionné et efficace. Bonne sélection de plats (full breakfast, scones, soupes et salades) et la serveuse nous a fait un sandwich à la demande. Les patisseries sont alléchantes.

We stopped here for a bite to eat on our way upto Torr Head. We were very glad we did. The staff were really friendly and directed us towards the specials board. There was a nice selection on the lunch menu and something for everyone. I think it was very well priced for somewhere that is national trust and also in regards to location. As we waited for our food, we could see they had a good selection of cakes too as the table next to us enjoyed their cakes.

We’ve been on the road (very narrow tight roads) for about 4 hours when we decided it was time for a break and a bite.

Bar da non perdere. Per chi vuol fare una ottima colazione ma anche un buon pranzo. Preso cappuccino con fetta di torta alla crema di burro. Straconsigliata . Simpatia e cordialità dei gestori rende il tutto ancor più amabile. Posto da non perdere.

Paramos a tomar un té con tarta. Nos atendieron bien y la verdad que el Banoffee Pie estaba muy bueno. El patio no era nada del otro mundo pero se estaba bien. La carta de comida poco extensa y llena de platos “fáciles”, para comer informalmente.

Relaxed here after visiting the Caves and exploring this small town we stropped at the Corner House for afternoon tea, it is one of 2 cafes right near the old bridge.

We only had a coffee here, but can say the place was very friendly and we were sorry we had had lunch just beforehand. The food looked delicious...

This is a lovely place to eat ,especially if the sun is shining and you can get a table outside. Had a delicious steak and ale pie with champ. And there is a wonderful choice of very home made looking cakes. The host is incredibly friendly and helpful. Recommend

Very good service, good quality home cooked food, would go again.

We’re staying in Cushendun and have had lunch here twice (so far). The food is very good quality, the service is efficient and friendly. We’ve had our dog with us in the courtyard area both times and he’s been very welcome. Highly recommended!

Excellent little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Wide choice of food and soft drinks and friendly service.

Not a bad cafe but the cost of a slice of cake at £4.60 is extortionate. The owner/manager implied that was the usual price in cafes in the area and pointed out that it included squirty cream and a cape gooseberry (which I didn’t ask for anyway).

I called in here recently for morning tea. A pot of tea and a slab of cake cost a whopping £6.80!!! I shall avoid from now on.

We loved our coffee and desserts. Such an amazing selection of cakes and sweets. The staff were so warm and friendly and explained each cake in detail.

Good food and friendly service. We took coffees and a breakfast there and it was very nice. Indoor and outdoor aeas

Stumbled upon this little gem today. Incredibly warm welcome with varied good quality menu.The cream cheese and smoked salmon bagel was delicious. Highly recommend