The Giant's Barn in Moyle

15£ el plato, estaba bueno pero el precio es excesivo, el trozo de ternera era minúsculo. A esto le sumas la bebida y un postre a compartir entre tres y la broma salió por 60£ (3 platos como el de la foto, tres bebidas de 200mL y un trozo de tarta)

We stumbled upon this place by accident on our way to the Giant's Causeway. It looks like coach tours drop off tourists here as part of their trip. The food was really good, had good choices and was great for healthy and vegan options.

We had a group of 24 people with a gluten and a nut allergy and they were fantastic! Delicious food, amazing service, and they were fabulous with our allergies. The team worked to make sure there was no cross contamination for the allergy meals and didn’t even seem flustered with that extra bit and our large group. Excellent food based on comments from all in our group and we tried a variety of different things.

Avoid this place like the plague.. We asked for soup and it was inedible. Supposed to be tomato and red pepper.but it was tasteless cold and congealed. Tables were dirty, no sign of them being cleaned. Two of our party left without being able to face eating anything and the others left most of their soup. The worst place I have ever been in for food.

I ordered irish beef stew and got potato “stew” instead with little strands of beef. This is no where close to any type of beef stew. This has cost me 12 euros/10 pounds. Unbelievable. Would’ve understood if it was a mistake but my two other friends who ordered same got the very same serving.

Stopped for lunch after visiting the Giants Causeway. Seriously disappointed with the food .The soup was supposed to be lentil .. more like a gluggy potato soup . The chicken curry was inedible and very overpriced . I am visiting from Australia and would have to say my least impressive meal in Ireland .

AVOID THIS AT ALL COST!!! Manager an absolute disgrace, shouting at customers from across the room ordered an irish stew and received a bowl of 'slop' !!! Please take my advice and don't eat here.

Shocked to find £35 taken from bank account after 2 £10 meals, 2 drinks and a cake. No amount shown on card machine or mentioned when paying. Total rip off for tourists on coach trips. Avoid if possible.

The Ripoff Barn, The Giant's Barn* sorry, is a cafe which caters to many coach tours each day of the week and most if not all passengers of these coaches pay for something to have for lunch. The Giant's Barn's pricing is disgusting and terrible, £10.50 for curry! £10.50 for a sandwich and a small bowl of soup! Cheaper with a meal deal from Tesco, cheaper with two meal deals aswell! The toilet facilities at the Giant's Barn is terrible and the cleanliness and hygiene is bare minimum and unclean. No soap in any toilets, and the ladies toilets has 2 cubicles which results in a queue between 5-10 people outside in a squished corridor! The male's toilets have 1 cubicle, and 2 urinals which also are unclean, and have no soap and can result in a long queue! - The Giant's Barn is not made for large tourist groups, it's made for people willing to pay rip off prices for small portions and disgusting toilet facilities. The Giant's Barn is a tourist trap which cannot be avoided until tour operators decide to go elsewhere in the area! Which may not happen anytime soon, therefore go and Rent a Car and drive to The Giants Causeway as by the time you'll of bought your food from the Giant's Barn you'll have been cheaper without the coach ticket and better renting a car from Belfast City! - and that's saying something with fuel now-a-days LOL! If I can help tourists in any way it's recommending NOT to visit and to AVOID The Giant's Barn at all costs as not only will their bank account be burst, so will their hygiene standards due to no soap and lack of cleanliness all round. Lack of seating has been a big problem here at The Giant's Barn which can be easily sorted by buying new seating and fixing a broken chair outside which was left randomly outside looking untamed to the public's eye! The queues do go down quickly, either people leave the queue when they see the price or the staff are really good at clearing the queue! Nevertheless the staff are friendly, happy and was happy to listen when the soap problem was put to them, whether anything was done I'm unsure. However the Giant's Barn is a tourist trap and I'd highly recommend visiting here by all costs!

The worst part of our Allen’s Tour. Of all the reataurants that we passed by this is the lunch spot we end up in??? Atrocious.

Myself and my two sons visiting from Canada visited this restaurant as one of the stops per our tour bus driver to the Giant's causeway. We all had the seafood chowder. It was awesome and sizeable chunks of seafood in the chowder. We also had the Guinness Soda bread, also great.

I ordered Irish Stew, with 2 slices of bread. For this I received 4 small pieces of meat and some potatoes - I would say maybe they had used two. This cost £13. An absolute rip off and without the bread it would have amounted to very little

Very poor value for money. Dishes are small and cheap. I had the seafood chowder which was full of potatoes and not much else. A can of coke will cost you 3 pounds. Had to go there because bus tours stop at this place

We were taken here as part of a brilliant tour with Allen Tours, well what a shame and not sure if they are involved with this place or have some favourable arrangement with them but it was awful and ruined everything that was a fab tour. As tourist you are a captive audience and exploited! Totally rip off and not nice food at all. Everything £9.95 even a sandwich where you also have to have soup which I refused but still got charged £9.95 for a small piece of smoked salmon and a tiny amount of lettuce going brown….disgusting! Said made fresh but came from under a cloth at the back of the counter… the worse sandwich I’ve ever had and the most expensive too! I have no problem paying for nice food. My friend had seafood chowder,one ladle, luke warm and couldn’t see any seafood just a bit of smoked haddock. This also wasn’t very nice and they felt quite sick after. On the tour you think there won’t be anywhere else to eat and a long day ahead but please take your own packed lunch or eat at the Giants Causeway. There is a pub there called ‘The Nook’ that looked like it did nice food, Also a hotel not sure if they do food because we didn’t go inside. We so wished we had known the name of the place we were stopping for lunch before and then could of looked at other reviews because it seems now looking after what we experienced they have also experienced the same, just how appalling and a RIP OFF THIS PLACE IS….. So many people on our tour also felt the same. I think it says it all….BEWARE and hope this review helps you not to get caught.

Not amused at all. We were braught to this restaurant by the tour guide and we had no other option than to buy something to eat, as this was the only stop that day, where we could buy some food. The food was nothing special and the prices were too high. If I knew we would be forced to eat here, I would pack my own food. Waste of money for sure.

The chicken and bacon sandwich was easily insanely gross and sloppily made. the soup that accompanied it (not by choice) was absolutely rancid. i ended up getting sick before going to the rocks at causeway, it ruined the entire experience. and yes, it was a tour stop.

Typical tourist tour rip off. They bring you to those places for lunch, and as there is no other option nearby, you are kind of forced to eat there. The food itself was pretty tasty, but the prices are just too high for the portions...

Located very near the Causeway, this place has a captive audience, especially if your coach stops here. They certainly make the most of it. I’m sorry to say the food is of cheap quality in my opinion and so overpriced. £9.95 for a chicken sandwich,...

Terrible experience. Expensive, chowder lukewarm, complained and got returned still lukewarm and most unappetising. Manager aggressive and unapologetic. No offer of an alternative meal or refund. Would not recommend this place and in fact, as a local I am ashamed if this level of food...

Came for the vegan option so how disappointing the nice - but nothing special - vegan casserole came with an unapologetically offered non-vegan bread. No vegan substitution, apology or price reduction. Food overpriced- a big upsell repeatedly attempted for a (non vegan) scone, rather than...

Very expensive distinctly average food. Service was okay but really cannot forgive such high prices for such meh food. Poor and could not recommend.

This place is clearly geared-up for coaches: their menu is even labelled as such. The ambience is pleasant and quite attractive. We stopped for coffees. These were good. They were very expensive though but we were very close to the Causeway which probably inflates prices....

Servizio velocissimo e opzioni senza glutine: buono l’Irish stew! Con pane gluten free! Non ho chiesto, però, dove tostano il...

Posto carino per un pasto veloce, perfetto quando si è in visita alle Cliffs of Moher, buono il dolce con...

Pie was ok. Sandwich ok. Good lunch stop but uncomfortable no space Think they coin it in from tours

We stopped here as part of our trip, service was very quick and well organized. The Irish stew with bread was lovely, just what was needed on a very cold day. Lovely location.

Le meilleur choix autour de la Chaussée des Géants! La pause déjeuner est importante! Inutile de tenter les cafés à...

Food: 2/5 Service: 3/5 Cleanliness: 4/5 Decor & Style: 3/5 This is basically cafeteria style food. I ordered the Irish Stew with Wheaten Bread which i've made better than this unfortunately, and I can't cook. It wasn't very flavorful, and it was good enough to...

We’d booked a Greyline tour from Dublin to the Giants Causeway and our driver called into this cute little cafe for lunch. For such a little establishment it had a good choice of dishes and extremely speedy service. If you’re off the main roads this...

We went here as a pit stop for some food on a 12hr coach tour from Dublin with Greyline tours. It's just off the main road a couple of minute away from Dunluce Castle/ the giants causeway. Inside is very nicely decorated and cute. Our...

We stopped here as part of our tour through Northern Ireland. Wow, these guys are fast! In addition to that, they actually had really good food. We had the Guinness Pie and the Irish Stew. My husband said that the Guinness Pie was a little rich for his tastes, but I thought that it was wonderful with the giant puff pastry on top and the veggie sides. His Irish stew was absolutely yummy as well. I really wish I would have went for one of their mouth watering looking desserts as well!

A cup of tea after visiting the causeway made this a nice experience. Quite old world inside, it has a lovely view towards PortStewart etc. Staff were very friendly and drinks were out prompt. As we had parked at the station (£8) and walked through the arch to the causeway for free, this was a coffee bought from the savings made from not needing to buy tickets!

Taken here as part of a tour. Not impressed! Food not great, lack of choice and not value for money. Coffee tasted strongly of washing up liquid ( from cup?) Only positive was waiting staff were pleasant...

Stopped here on our way up to the Giant's Causeway as part of a tour group. What I thought would only be a quick bite to recharge before more walking, turned out to be a near-spiritual experience, I kid you not. I ordered the Steak and Guinness Pie, which was easily one of the top 3 meals I've ever had. With the fresh vegetables, incredibly light and airy bread, and not to mention some of the best tasting sauce ever to grace my lips, it might be easy to mistake this review for mere hyperbole. But make no mistake, if you're looking for some authentic and lovingly made food that makes you damn near tear up, then this is the spot for you! And don't even get me started on the surroundings. Located in the middle of farmland, the views are scenic and all-encompassing. If the weather cooperates, you can take your meal in the outdoor seating area and soak in the Irish countryside while enjoying your food. 11/10 (yes, it's that good.)

My tour group stopped there for lunch after visiting the Giant's Causeway and we were super impressed how fast all of us got served despite the fact that another tour bus just got in and food was simply delicious, everything was super fresh and home-cooked, so highly recommend, would go back there anytime just to have another slice of their Guinness bread which was super tasty. Many thanks for the great service! :)

I ate a salad (nothing special) and my son ordered rosbeaf. The flesh was hard and dry, like the sole of a shoe. I do not recommend ir

Abbiamo pranzato qui durante un tour organizzato e sono rimasto piacevolmente colpito dai piatti tradizionali che ho provato qui. Il locale, con il nostro arrivo, si è immediatamente riempito ed è diventato un po' caotico e al momento di scegliere i piatti (presi dal bancone con un vassoio) tutto era gestito come una fabbrica automatizzata, con molta fretta e poco tempo per ragionare sull'ordine. A parte questo, inevitabile quando si devono servire 50 persone in un colpo, lo consiglio vivamente per rifocillarsi durante i tour, dato che questi possono durare tutto il giorno

If you want to see somewhere well run with a fantastic system then this is the place to go. 2 bus loads arrived at once and by god the staff moved that queue in record time with a smile and a polite word. I had the Guinness pie my husband and daughter both had the roast beef and it was delicious. Reasonably priced aswell. My son is autistic and an extremely fussy eater and unfortunately there was nothing he would eat as in nuggets or options for kids. But that’s ok we had brought some toast from our hotel. My only (small) complaint is the crisps are hugely overpriced £6.50 for 2 bags. But I would most definitely return (just not get the crisps ;) )

Just spent the weekend in the Bushmills area. On 2 occasions we tried to get into the Giants Barn for a snack and a coffee. On both occasions just as we were parking a coach off-loaded it’s passengers, and with a queue out through the door we gave up and went elsewhere. On each visit there were at least 3 coaches parked outside, and clearly it’s coach parties and not passing trade that keeps this place going.

The worst chicken curry we have ever had.

Bus stopped here on a coach trip to the Giants Causeway. Ordered the soup and sandwich combo for £9.95 (didn't particularly want the soup but no option to buy the sandwich alone), 2 bottles of coke and a packet of crisps. Total bill came to £19.10!

Vores tourbus stoppede ved Giant’s barn mhp frokost. Maden blev serveret hurtigt. Vi fik henholdsvis kylling i carry med ris og kyllingestuvning med Guinness-sovs, butterdejslåg og grøntsager. Altsammen veltillavet.

Extremely small breakfast menu, only 3 things on the menu and they’d run out of 1 at 10am... it’s a cute cafe and reasonably priced to say they could charge what they want in their location. I’d go back but not for breakfast.

Breakfast menu consists of bagel with bacon, bagel with salmon or sausages rolls. Not helpful, cutlery dirty. Asked if was dog friendly and they said no, explained I thought it was as I read it on a review and they said yes but only outside which was fine as it was a lovely day.

The bus tour I took to the Giant’s Causeway stopped here for lunch. It was a cafeteria styled cafe where you stand in line, tell them what you want, pay then find a seat. The tour guide recommended the roast beef or steak and Guinness pie and discouraged us against the Irish stew. I opted for the steak and Guinness pie which was delicious and full of steak. All dishes are served with a substantial side of vegetables and mashed potatoes. This cafe is known for their desserts but I was too full to try one. Suffice to say, you get a large portion for the price here. One could say their portions are aligned with their name - The ‘Giant’s’ Cafe.

We stopped here for lunch on our way back from the Giant's Causeway. WOW!! Wonderful, homemade soup and a sandwich was a perfect lunch for a chilly day. And the Strawberry Pavlova--be still my heart! Absolutely amazing!

Almorzamos en este lugar porque el tour de Paddywagon que nos llevaba a la Calzada del Gigante se detuvo aquí.

A really calm and charming oasis! Lovely Irish meals and great service! Perfect pit stop before discovering the causeway.

Down-home Irish cooking on the coast of Northern Ireland. Now that’s a wonderful experience! You’ve just been to the UN World Heritage site known as The Giant’s Causeway, or perhaps you’re on the way. You need a hearty meal but you’re in the middle of nowhere, and The Giants Barn conveniently stands nearby.

Have to say service and food was great just down the road from the causeway easy to get parked top notch place

We stopped on our way to Giants Causeway and were nicely impressed. We got the Veg Curry and the Veg Pie, and they made nice meals of rice and potatoes for my kids (the kids request). Would definitely go back - the best meal we have had in Northern Ireland so far!

Stopped by for coffee and crafts. Staff are exceptional and kind to help you with your journey and make sure you make the best of your time and trip. Very nice menu and tasty treats. A must if you are around.

ツアー参加前に調べたら散々な評価でしたが、やはり観光客プライスで作り置きのおかずでした。お腹空いていなかったので飲み物だけにしておきましたが、同行のツアー参加者の大半が食事を残していました。

We were a family of six on a Paddywagon bus tour to the Giants Causeway. I was worried about how smooth everything would go with the bus loads of people but it was perfect.

Just eaten here today as part of a Giants Causeway tour, probably wouldn't have chosen to eat here otherwise. Café was far too busy for its size, coach tours should use elsewhere as it doesn't seem big enough for large parties. Both my husband and I had Irish stew (£9.95 each), this was only just warm and tasteless. Had the café not been so busy we would have taken it back to the servers to at least get it heated but we only had a short period of time as the stop off was time limited and very short. If you have the opportunity look elsewhere, if you're on a coach tour eat elsewhere.

ダブリンから日帰りでの北アイルランドツアーに参加して、ここで昼食でした。30分弱しか時間がないので、黒板に書いてあるセットメニューの番号を告げるだけで出てくるのはありがたいです。味にはあまり期待できないかも。

We went to the Giants Barn as art of a Giants Causeway tour. I had the Irish stew which was mediocre at best and luke warm. My partner had the roast beef which was cold. The prices were way too high for the quality of the food.

Good value for traditional family food, very friendly reception. Added bonus of free parking and they allow you to park there and visit the causeway and area for free if you eat.

This place is geared and priced for tourists! I am a local and was totally amazed they could charge 9.95 (pounds) for a bowl of stew and a small slice of wheaten bread, which I had to take back as the stew was only look warm. My wife had a small steak pie,two baby potatoes and a spoonful of vegetables 11.95(pounds). These prices are totally a rip off. Tourists don't know any better and therefore pay any price.

Perfect stop before or after visiting the Giants Causeway. Owner and staff super friendly and helpful. Delicious scone with tea and coffee.

Stopped here on our way to the Giants Causeway courtesy of our coach driver! .

Stopped here on our tour for a late lunch, the menu had about 8 cooked meals available ranging from Roast Dinner to Curry for under £10.00 each, so a little something for everyone.

バスツアーに参加した時に、ランチがこのお店でした。チキンのシチューのようなものにパイがのっているものを食べました。付け合わせがジャガイモと茹でた野菜で、量が多すぎて食べきれませんでした。まずいわけでもなく、特別美味しいわけでもなく普通の食事でした。

As on a bus tour to the Giant's Causeway, we where dropped off here for a meal.

Myself and my boyfriend popped in to the Giants’ Barn for a coffee and I fell in love with the hand knitted soft toys they were selling and bought two! Lovely thing to stock and my thanks to whoever made them.

Unlike the other review talking about it being a tourist rip-off, this was a great stop. Clean bathrooms, and good value-for-money food. I wasn't even able to eat all of mine and it was DELICIOUS despite the fact I had been throwing up every chance I got from motion sickness. The prices are actually lower there than every place in Dublin (including outside of Temple Bar) that I had been to on this trip. They also had gluten free options so I really appreciated not having to eat the lunch meat I packed just in case (not every cafe has that option). I ended up feeding it to the cat outside haha. I forgot to take a picture of the food and the Cineads MacCoinneach but it was proper Irish stew (even though it didn't have the Guinness) with plenty of meat. I couldn't eat the brown bread, obviously, but I wouldn't have been able to finish it, anyway.

Our Tour bus stopped in this beautiful looking cafe on way to The Giant's Causeway. All the meals were around 9£ , that's well expected in a touristic cafe. We ordered Irish Stew with white bread and Chicken and Leek pie with potatoes. When we got the food, we realised the pricing is ridiculous for the quality and quantity food. Food was bland , tasteless and total waste of money. We had the worst Irish Beef Stew.

It was one of the nice and quick lunch stops before the giant's causeway. they have simple numbered meal options like a regular diner. their veg meal option & dessert was good.

Enforced stop at this place to eat lunch in a hurry! No Irish welcome just hurry up and make your mind up, even for foreigners who needed help. Most expensive bowl of soup I have ever bought and it was not even a bowl of good soup. Take a packed lunch if you are going on one of these trips.

Popped in for a coffee on our way to Giant's Causeway. Food smelled and looked good, though we didn't have any. Service was slow but friendly! :)

The meals there felt like a home cooked meal from your mother, which was exactly what we needed! We were the only ones there until 2 bus loads of tourists arrived, but for our time there really enjoyed the quietness and family feel of it.

We visited this bistro as part of our Day trip to Giants Causeway with Darby O'Gill Tours, the driver Wes recommended several dishes and honestly we were amazed at the quality of the food. The portions are enormous, the service was extremely fast and professional, the quality of the food was outstanding.

Despite having large numbers on our and other tour buses, Giant’s Barn served people faster than a fast food restaurant in the States. My wife chose the Guinness & Steak Pie, and I chose the Chicken Curry. Both were quite good.

Great place to Relax and wait while driving a tour bus to the causeway i will be using and recommending The Gaints Barn to all drivers and Friends going that way thanks for the information git there

Coffee and a raspberry and white chocolate scone was delicious. Clearly this is a venue aiming for trade at coach parties and seamed a little bewildered when we pulled up...didn't a appear ready for service. Sat out side the cafe in the sun..pleasant enough experience.

Aunque hay mucha gente es rápido porque tienen ya todo preparado. Puedes elegir entre varios platos y pagar con tarjeta o en euros, sin embargo se nota que está hecho pensando en el turismo, no en la calidad. Las cantidades son bastante grandes, pero la comida es totalmente insípida. Probamos el Irish Stew y no era nada del otro mundo, muy salado. También pedimos el rosbif con verduras y estaba duro, soso y sin sabor.

Visited after the Giant's Causeway, the cafe there was overcrowded and no place it even sit. When I saw the line here I thought It would be an hour wait. We were waited on quickly. The food is served cafeteria style and they were so well organized and prepared it went in a snap. The beef stew is much like my mom's, delicious, served with thick bread. Most things here are homemade, including dessert. The place is clean and bright and everything seems to just move along quickly. So glad we stopped.

Das Essen ist sehr teuer, für das was angeboten wird. Für ein bisschen Reis mit Hähnchen-Currysoße und einer Art kleinem Pfannkuchen werden 10,95£ bzw. 13€ (ich habe in Euro bezahlt) berechnet.

Great food fast. We stopped here as part of a bus tour and we got great food instantly. The traditional Irish stew was great.

This was one of the stops on a tour bus we booked for the day. It’s about five minutes away from the giants Causeway. At the causeway you will find a pub that has fresh and better quality food. The beer and wine is also a great addition. This is a type of establishment that give the tour buses a kickback to stop. Pay attention to see if your driver eats here with you.

Our tour bus drive brought us here after our time at Giants Causeway and are we so glad he did so. We were exhausted, yet exhilarated after that experience, but most of all, we were ravenous and this was the place to be!

When our coach bus arrived with fifty people we were worried because another bus with 50 people were lined up just before us but it was incredible how quick they served you and the food was piping hot and amazingly good! Never had such an experience with so many people being served all so quickly!

We stopped here on our bus tour and the food was fabulous. Large portions and served cafeteria style makes for a quick in and quick out if you're in a hurry.

I have never tasted such delicious food. My husband and I shared the Guinness pie. It was extraordinary. For dessert I had a delicious meringue yummy thing that we also shared. The staff here is great, the line moves quickly and the memories make you want to return to eat there.

We were very fortunate to eat at The Giant's Barn before other buses pulled in so we were able to get through the line very fast and the food was very good. Good choice on a day long tour.

Ci sono stato con amici, il menù del giorno veniva 10 pound. La zuppa era anche accettable, fatta con patate mentre il beef era veramente poco.

Arrived on a coach tour so obviously there was a long queue but everyone got seated and the food was all prepared and ready so the queue moved quite quickly. Good selection of hot food but we chose the huge scones with butter and jam and pots of tea. Fairly priced and very tasty and a good cup of tea. We sat in the rear room which was a bit cramped with too many tables, it also had a fascinating collection of books on one wall but not sure if they were for sale I imagine they were. Would go again but not with a coach party. Giant chair outside offered a nice photo opportunity especially for children. Some gifts were also available to purchase from local tourist spots and local craft items.

We had to stop here as part of a tour. The place is relatively small for the numbers that arrive at the same time on the bus tours. The seating was quite tight people don’t always use common sense to make the most of the space and be courteous to fellow diners. I was a bit surprised at the prices at it is basically £10 no matter what meal you want. I was looking for a sandwich but as they are made to order it seemed a hassle to ask for one when there are so many people to serve. The soup I had was average but the bread was really nice.

We visited the Giants Barn whilst on a Game of Thrones Tour. We were slightly apprehensive as to what to expect as there were 55 people on our tour all going to the same place for food with only an hour to get served and eat.

Buon pranzo dopo la visita alle attrazioni vicine. Locale isolato e non molto grande ma comunque carino e con del buon cibo a prezzi onesti. Se siete nei paraggi è comunque un luogo comodo e senza tante pretese dove poter mangiare.

I stopped here on my way to Giant’s Causeway and am so glad I did! Lovely little restaurant serving local cuisine from

My friend and I had wanted to call in at the Giants Barn for a while. Finally we got a chance to visit and we were pleasantly surprised. We ordered some hot food, a scone and coffee and it was lovely. Would re visit.

Owner of the restaurant could not have been nicer. The giants causeway (around 1 mile away) costs around 20 euros just for parking per person. For less than that, we got to eat a decent meal, leave our car at the restaurant, and he gave us a free ride over to the giants causeway.

refeição fraca, rápida e para turista.

Visited the Giants Barn whilst on a bus tour to the Giants Causeway.

Recently visited here for lunch. Had a fantastic Irish stew. The staff were all lovely and friendly. The prices are a little steep but the food is worth it. I will have to back again and try something else. I liked the giants chair outside. Great for a wee photograph.

Seems like this place is in touch with one or more tour companies as they exclusively drive the passengers for lunch here. The different "dishes" are previously prepared and put in trays for your choosing. I normally don't mind humble meals if I'm paying an acceptable price, saving myself some money... But 10 pounds, or 13 euros, for he most mediocre meals here, is unacceptable. Wish I had bought a sandwich that day: best definition of tourist trap I've had this trip. Luckily, the only one.

We ate here after visiting the causeway, and were surprised to find Dennis from Rush View here as he is an owner, which made the visit even better!!!

At first I was a little cross, as the tour bus driver probably gets a backhander for bringing tourists here, so many buses out here. Then, after coming in and having some lovely food with great service, I was happy. Lots of choices for vegetarians. I'm not a fan of self service, but the staff explained all the options to everyone queuing. Good homecooked food. Good cakes. Excellent tea.

We were taken here as part of a giant's causeway day tour with no say in the matter. Food was all in buffet trays and had clearly been there hours, crusts on all the meals. The driver made it out as if there were an actual menu, but it's really just pre-prepared meals waiting there all day and you can only choose from those. We got the pie as it was the freshest looking option, but it wasn't even a pie, just a tray of meat and veg with some pastry put on top, and more of the same veg on the side. Terrible ingredients at exorbitant prices.