The best restaurants serving Irish food in North Eastern NI

After some unwelcome experiences in the town Jill’s was like a breath of fresh air. Smiling faces, warm welcome and lovely breakfast. Thank you Jill

The restaurant was empty when we arrived. We were a table of 6. From ordering our food it took 20mins for the starters then 50mins from finishing our starters to our mains coming out. The order was wrong and they forgot one of the mains. It took a further 10mins to come out. Dessert took 25mins from ordering. Absolute disgrace. Worst service by a long way. How is this linked to a 5 star resort, it’s not even close to 1 star. Food was just ok, gravy if you’d call it that, was more like oil than gravy. Plates were cold and food just mildly warm. Staff seemed grossly untrained and overall quite rude with no personality for the hospitality trade.

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.

Nice independent cafe with a friendly owner. Coffee is good and the food is of good quality. Descent food without trying to be pretentious. Home made cakes are lovely.

Right options for both bigger meals and some snacks or coffee before or after visiting Giant's Causeway itself. The staff members working at the place were very nice. Waiting could be faster, but the guys were making it up with their friendly approach and politeness.