The best restaurants in Larne North Eastern NI

2 course Sunday dinner was spot on. Real good home cooked food. Great pint of Guinness also.

Excellent food and service. Nice view over the Lough. Dog friendly too

We just thought we’d try here as golf clubs generally have a good reputation for their food . Best decision of the holiday , food was delicious, good quality and well presented. All four of us cleared our plates . Staff were so friendly, adapted menu with no hesitation to suit ‘the awkward one’ . Beautiful views from the restaurant, definitely a hidden gem

Sunday evening beer garden that accepts dogs? Fantastic. Plus a decent selection of beers on tap, and the pizzas are unreal.

Best coffee in the town. Friendly staff and reasonably priced.

This is a really nice family run pub which serves the best food on the Antrim coast. We’ve been coming here for years and it never disappoints Their chicken stack is by far the best I’ve had - and I’ve had a few! The warm chicken and bacon salad is also delicious. All still very good value!

The Rinka reminds me of my youth. It feels like an old fashioned ice cream shop with cafe and has the advantage of being a shop with all the supplies you would need as well as a sizeable toy section. Visiting with kids meant this...

We were there for afternoon tea the service was excellent the food was delicious highly recommended this had a wonderful day thank you xx

Popped in on way back home on ferry. Ordered a latte, 2 rounds of toast (i.e 2 slices each) & a mug of hot water as we as purchasing a pack of cards. Paid £14 plus change. Cards £4.99, latte £3.40 which left £6.00 for toast & mug of hot water. The woman who served us, the senior member of staff, was rude especially when I pointed out I couldn't drink from that cup as she had handed me the mug not by the handle but by placing her fingers spread over the top of the cup where you drink. Was I overcharged for saying I couldn't drink from that cup? I don't know but what I do know is is that it was an absolute rip off especially when a round of toast on the ferry was only £0.75. If travelling back home on Larne ferry again, wouldn't recommend buying from the cafe.

The venue - beautiful The ambiance was very conducive to good mixing and chatting at my niece's wedding. The food was delicious and well presented. However the housekeeping was dire. No bath towels. No body creme. And the most heinous crime of all in this day and age -damp bedclothes. Yeuch! Three other guests had the same experience. These were premium rooms! The manager was brusque saying she would contact us by email on Monday. No email And this is why I m writing this review. We would recommend getting accommodations elsewhere!

I visited the cafe carnfunnock and had some really tasty food and a coffee. Was really impressed by the standard of coffee and service by Niamh, very friendly and made a top class cappacino. Will be back very soon.

Driving along the Causeway coast we stopped in Glenarm to browse Steensons and have a little walk around the harbour. It is a very quiet, though very pretty, town, and there were few options, so when we saw the Tea Emporium we jumped at the chance to go in and get some lunch. The setting was idyllic, great decor, menu, dietary options etc - service was attentive and friendly. We enjoyed a pot of tea, sausage roll and a ham and cheese toastie - all were great - though sadly meant we had no room left for the delicious sounding cakes afterwards...maybe next time!

The names Brandon and I'm loving this place brilliant people

Very poor asked specifically for no onions, because my mum is allergic, phoned up they said I hooked through it, I opened up the lids seen big onions, the reception even admitted, she got it wrong, disgrace, maybe health and safety issues

Just tried here for the first time tonight. Delicious! Nicest cheese and chicken rolls I’ve ever had.