The best restaurants in Bonamargy and Rathlin Allerdale North West

Our first visit to Rathlin Island and of course we availed of The Hungry Seal! The food was absolutely amazing, we were in chippy heaven. The chips are probably the best I've ever had and the battered sausages to die for! The other half had the haddock supper and claimed it was the best he's ever had. Decent portions, the price is up there but not much different than your average chippy to be fair. The girls were lovely and had the food ready in good time. We would take a trip back to the island just for another feed at the Hungry Seal lol 10/10 for us! (Not my picture, found in Google search)

Great service, good selection of food prepared for you, well cooked and presented. A good breakfast menu available with plenty of choice. Well worth a visit

Lovely place for a good breakfast. Staff is very friendly, speedy service, food presentation was wonderful and tasted great. Highly recommend!

Wonderful selection of hot goods, salads, and the most amazing choice of home baked cakes. Nice, cosy atmosphere- would definitely recommend 😁

We stopped off in Ballycastle on a wee car trip. We were just looking for a cup of tea, and this was perfect. A pot of tea each which filled a mug twice and decaf available for me. We added a fruit scone and a Mars Fifteen for a perfect treat. Service was quick and friendly and prices reasonable.

Delicious homemade ice cream served by people who know the meaning of customer service. Left with a smile on our faces and two lovely big cones. 😋 thanks!

Least unique bar in Northern Ireland with an awful bartender

We had a quick dinner here on the last night of our holiday in Ballycastle. We didn’t have a booking but the staff were very accommodating and got us a table quickly. Food was absolutely fantastic. My Rib-eye steak and my wife’s Sirloin were perfectly cooked. Loved it. Thanks to Anthony, our guide at the Giants causeway, for the recommendation.

Please turn down the multiple TVs, otherwise we love the great staff and food pretty consistent except for the chowder which was a bowl of veg with hardly any soup

Called in for drinks on Saturday night, sign outside for live music but went in ordered drinks looked more like a sports bar with TV on every wall showing sports, asked the bartender about music who replied they don’t show up! No atmosphere, no service and definitely no welcome! Go to McDonalds, Boyds or the Harbour Bar much more welcoming for tourists.

This establishment has been taken over since I last ate here. I have not eaten here since the takeover but have been in for a drink and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

Myself and five others ate here after a walk at the Giants Causeway. We all ordered different mains and the taco starter. Everything we got was delicious. The staff couldn’t do enough for us. Lovely atmosphere, would highly recommend a visit!

Popped in yesterday with the family after a beach walk, ordered 6 panini’s and 6 soft drinks - £66 … I nearly choked!! They brought everything out a different times and fed the children last! Needless to say we won’t be returning. The panini’s were also minimum standard , no dressings, side salads etc. talk about feeling mugged ….. a really poor experience

Excellent cafe, really lovely friendly staff, wonderful butternut and lentil soup, fantastic raspberry and coconut cake and very well priced.

Coffee shop it is not . It is more like a greasy spoon cafe. Seems to exist mainly for all day brunches and not coffee and cake. Choice of cake in the ‘ coffee shop’ limited unlike in the bakery downstairs. Loos clean but tables were not . Staff friendly enough but lack of menu information letting them down. Some menu boards above serving area seem to be covered by bin bags . Vibes of a seventies cafe . Sad .