The best restaurants in Ballymoney North Eastern NI

I like York Street ground coffee at the York Street train station. The staff are very helpful and friendly. I would recommend anyone to go and have a coffee.

Excellent cafe. Food is second to none.best fry I ever tasted go every week. Cleanliness and hygiene superb. Service friendly, efficient and welcoming

Its not often that you get someone who actually does care about the food he puts out... Mr D really does. Its his own business so its not some employee that couldnt care less. I do highly recommend the burgers but to be quite honest everything is good.

Very reasonable price! Highly recommended this place. I have ordered few handbags hopefully should arrive shortly. Thank you very much :)

On holiday in the area and found Danny's bar. Craic was just great. Will miss Danny's jokes and the characters we met. Would definitely recommend, and we will return.

Nipped in on a Thursday night in February on way back home from Ballycastle. Haven't been in this bar for years in fact long before it was refurbished. Margo behind the bar was a great host and we enjoyed the banter with her. Bar clean comfortable and toilets spotless. Will call again

Excellent service, staff very friendly. Food was lovely, great big portions. Keep the good work up. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Lovely little bar, in memory of a great man

Quite quiet, but got the hot honey chicken burger and was one of the best burgers I’ve ever had. Waitress was very kind and upbeat.

Had my mum's 90th birthday party in The Bridge. Alan was very supportive and accommodating in the organisation. Food was fabulous and staff so helpful on the day. Cannot thank them enough for all their help and support. Cannot recommend them enough

Got a chicken tikka masala from here last night. It was very poor. The garlic naan bread was brittle and overcooked and the rice was undercooked. Also they don't take card payments which is an inconvenience and no delivery service!! Not good!

An oasis of old world charm in unassuming Ballinamore outside Ballymoney. This rambling cottage is totally charming and huge. There were 10 of us, but it could easily have held 20. Brilliant drawing rooms to sit in (complete with grand piano for a sing along), a fantastic well equipped kitchen ( it used to have a restaurant) and plenty of loos (even if we couldn't find the lights for the one near the kitchen until the eve of our departure.) The wall panels in the front hall tell the fascinating history of the place. The garden is really a series of glades intersperced with thickets leading down to the old mill. What a marvel it would be for children in summertime! Heating seemed good though to be fair it wasn't that cold for early October outside. Our bathroom was good with a power shower which I imagine worked well if you were more familiar with power shower controls, which I wasn't. It was fun trying to work it out anyway. This place is well worth the money if you have a large group.

Called in for lunch today and there were two chef’s lunch specials available - chicken ballotine and turkey and ham for £12.50. Both were delicious and came with a huge portion of veg.

Excellent food. Friendly, helpful and efficient staff.

Enjoyed a few drinks with friendly locals after the North West 200.