The best restaurants in Kinbane Moyle North Eastern NI

Stopped for lunch after having visited the rope bridge. Service very good, food to a high quality and all reasonably priced. Great place to warm up in the cold of winter, with a real fire going.

The best little port on a cold wet day. We visited Ballintoy on a typically dreary day and the cafe was so cosy warm and welcoming. Staff are wonderful, coffee was fabulous and the cakes were out of this world. Since great views too. Highly recommend!

This is the best kept secret on the North Coast. A warm welcome, friendly and professional staff, down to earth hospitality, a roaring fire, the best mussels about, and a large selection of freshly mixed cocktails, all served with good tunes to keep you company.

Ordered 2 ham and cheese toasties, Diet Coke and a tea. Rather shocked that it came to over £24!! They forgot to give me the coke and when I asked for it, it wasn’t chilled at all. Toasties arrived, in a cardboard box!! They were basically two chunks of thick bread, cooked on the outside, soggy on the inside with about an inch thick of unmelted cheap tasting cheese and barely any ham. I pulled it apart to look for ham and there was some but hardly any that constitutes selling it as a ham & cheese toastie! We both left them as we felt they were dreadful and for £9.50 each, it’s commonly known as a rip-off!

While the lunch menu is simple--sandwiches and soups--the food is fresh and tasty. The atmosphere is pleasantly quaint and the staff friendly. A respite from city and highway, right on the coastal route.