The best restaurants serving British food in Moyle North Eastern NI

Very good breakfast - nice range of choice on menu. Liked my green tea - good quality. Don’t be put off if the front room is full - there’s more seating in a back room. Our second visit here and will definitely be back when in area.

We have just had an amazing Sunday lunch at the Tartine in Bushmills. The menu is really creative, especially for vegetarians and vegans, with two veggie and one vegan starter, one veggie and two vegan mains and six deserts, one of which was vegan. had the red wine poached pear starter which was light and full of flavour, followed by the Tomato and basil Tofu crumb. My wife had the Beef Brisket, which she really enjoyed as the meat just fell apart. The mains came with seasonal vegetables and roast and mash potatoes. The tofu crumb was so light and flavoursome. The meals were full of flavour, perfect roast potatoes, creamy light mash and vegetables still holding their crunch. We were defeated by the portions and despite the deserts looking equally exciting as the starters and mains, we had to decile. First class service from the staff who seemed to love their work and great classic cooking all round. The restaurant was light and welcoming, as was the ambience enhanced by the right level and selection of the background music. A perfect experience and it must be the best restaurant in the area and the best meal we have had over the last twelve days touring Ireland, and we have had some excellent meals.

I felt so bad that I eat a lot less than I used to, and had to apologise for leaving half the plate. Because their burger was delicious. The beef must be Aberdeen Angus, the bacon cooked perfectly and not chewy, loads of cheese, plenty of crispy tobacco onions and a generous portion of peppercorn sauce. The skinny fries were crisp outside and fluffy inside, neither dry nor soggy. My wife is coeliac so needs gluten free and there was a good choice for her. She chose the chicken stack which had plenty of peppercorn sauce. Only the onions were changed to plain fried instead of tobacco. We were so full we didn't chance dessert so can't comment on that. Warm atmosphere and service was prompt and friendly. Prices were as expected.

We stopped in for a coffee mid morning and ended up with a delicious coffee and walnut cake and a fruit scone, as they looked so delicious (and they were). Friendly helpful staff! Great little place.

Beautiful view for a refreshing lunch break.

It was great going someplace where the food was delicious and well presented and the staff were friendly and welcoming.

Banging battered haggis and sausage supper

Warm and friendly and extremely comfortable. I didn’t want to leave. Best recommendations- I’m definitely going back.

Hair in my fried rice, a long blond one. Never again, the whole dinner was ruined . Drove from cushendun to cushendall for it, awful! What a waste of £30, none of us could eat our dinner after the hair

Will never be back. Waited almost an hour on our food only to be told there was a mix up ( a staff member “must have been distracted” our order wasn’t placed. When it was noticed our food hadn’t come a young waitress went to find out. Were told it could be another 10 minutes. Manageress was called, apologised but we were so disgusted we left. The bones of the building are lovely. The interior is stuck in the dark ages. Crying out for a complete refurb.

Best Seafood Chowder ever!! Wheaten bread only makes it better. This place can get crowded but the food being so good is the reason why. Pay at the counter, sit with new friends.

Really perfect, lightly battered cod. Not greasy. Got chips with cheese and gravy... Soo good. You could do with someone friendlier at front counter tho 9.9 out of 10.

Myself and my friend went for food I got a fully dressed chicken fillet burger was delicious and he got chip cheese and gravy which he said was very good and a hotdogs