The best restaurants in Royal Portrush Coleraine North Eastern NI

Good overall. The scones however were too dense both times I visited. I don't know if the flour they use is too strong or maybe the dough was over mixed those days.

Friendly staff good drink fair prices cosey atmosphere

Flee this establishment! Very mediocre cuisine to say the least. The restaurant tries to give itself an identity by doing fusion cuisine but unfortunately the result is really not good and we left half of our plates which were served lukewarm or even cold. Dessert is not dessert. A melting heart that is not melting but rather industrial that you can make better at home. In short... horror! When you look at the map, there are too many proposals. We get lost! No wonder the taste is not there. Inexperienced and very/too amateur service. We almost feel uncomfortable. The atmosphere was otherwise rather warm due to the decoration, but the smell of frying oil from 2-3 days ago completely turned my stomach. Luckily, I only ate half my plate. Honestly go your own way. It's a shame for English gastronomy

Babushka Kitchen Cafe in Portrush is a charming spot with a relaxed vibe and beautiful seaside views. Their menu highlights locally sourced, fresh ingredients, offering a great variety of brunch options. The coffee is top-notch, and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Service is friendly and efficient, making it a lovely place to unwind. Perfect for a brunch while enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.

Roast beef dinner was absolutely delicious!

Was a good meal, place was extremely busy. Staff where friendly. I thought it was slightly overpriced, and although I enjoyed my meal, I probably won't rush back. I've no real complaints, I just think it's very overhyped.

We spent one night at the Port Hotel as we were visiting family in the area and heading to the Giant's Causeway. Location is good, not a far drive from the Causeway with decent restaurants nearby. Staff at the front desk and in the restaurant were friendly. The beds unfortunately were very uncomfortable.. lumpy and badly in need of updating. The hotel vibe is cute and quaint, okay for one night, but wouldn't spend a second night.

Love, love,love this place. I’m vegetarian, he isn’t. It’s great finding a chippy to cater for both of us. Menu selection is great. I’ve been here several times and can’t fault it.

These people were great, the food was ready quite quickly and the zipped pods for eating were a great idea!

The Dolphin do an amazing Pasty it's got all the right ingredients including a bit of spice. Bernie and Bronagh are two very amazing people and nothing is too much trouble for them. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

It must have once been a good hotel, but not currently. Old, dirty, moldy rooms with walls so thin that you can hear everything that happens in the next room. One of the weakest and most uninteresting breakfasts I've ever encountered in my life. If you can avoid it, don't stay at this hotel

Fantastic night celebrating my daughters birthday. The ambience, food and service was excellent. Big shout out and special thanks to Gerald McQuilken who took care of us all and made everything perfect. Highly recommend.

The food here is really awful, they use cheap cuts of meat but charge the same as other restaurants that provide good quality meat. Returned sirloin steak as it was substandard, it resembled frying steak rather that sirloin- thin, chewy and tough- definitely could not justify £18.95. I chose the burger as a replacement for the ‘sirloin’ unfortunately the quality was also poor, have had much better burgers from chip shops- thin, over processed, cheap meat & really bland. My partner had the rump streak, marginally better than the ‘sirloin’ but to be honest I’ve purchased more substantial steaks from Tesco at £3.50 each. The staff were pleasant and helpful, but because of the unacceptable standard of the food we definitely won’t be returning.

Nice place, really good coffee. Good quality and value. Flat white was really nice. Very spacious and colouring and toys for kids.

Set in an old bank, the Safehouse is a bit classier than the average Portrush bar. We had coffee mid-morning, and it was very quiet. The coffee is very good, as is the meet-and-greet service. Recommended.