The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North Eastern NI

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My family has been going to Ireland for many years. We always call in at Logan's for something to eat and drink. After reading the reviews I was afraid the food would disappoint us, however the food was as good as always and the staff could not do enough for us. My family and I hope to be going there for many years to come.

Always great food, great service and a buzzing atmosphere

A great wee spot on a clear blue day!

Extremely poor. It makes the Ballymena one look like it has a Michelin star. * Knife and forks all had dried food on them. Even the ones I used were scruffy as could not find clean ones * Tables all have crumbs between the grooves * Sofas need cleaned * Coffee had a weird taste * Food was poor. Bacon was dry. Egg was overcooked. Black pudding was overcooked. Bread was not fresh If this place has a manager they need fired if they are overseeing this. If I am to go out and spend £25 for a breakfast for two, I expect it to be better than what can be cooked at home. Dirty cutlery is not acceptable whatsoever. They have a really good building and decor, it has huge potential; but I reckon the staff are taking the piss. Go to Ballymena and see how it's done.

Nice food and excellent service from Alina Just a bit expensive.

This is a quiet rural coffee shop/restaurant close to Portrush. The ambience is relaxing and comfortable, just right for a catch up conversation. The coffee is good and there are some nice tray bakes.

Great cup tea and Great service always served with a smile. Breakfasts are amazing freshly made and eggs laid from own hens. Cant get any fresher

Our 2nd Bob and Bert visit after our 10 year old insisted we return. Great food and atmosphere and very considerate of allergies.

Ordered a latte. All I got was froth. My friend ordered cappuccino but no chocolaty or cinnamon on it either. Table was filthy but this seems to be the norm in here .

Well over priced £7 for a cheese & ham toastie same for tuna & onion salad roll,Home Bargains cafe, £1 for a pot of tea £1.59 for coffee 50p for a sausage roll £2.79 for toasties £1.59 slice of cake sandwich triple deck BLT £1.89 etc To charge customers £7 for a toastie or sandwich is a complete disgrace talking about ripping people off i know will be going back to Home Bargains Cafe.

A very homely, pet-friendly bar-restaurant, with a relaxed vibe, good prices good food and great drinks. Welcomes locals, caravnners and daytrippers.

Lovely Garden Centre, but I found the Coffee Shop very expensive. I paid almost £33 for 2 Toasted Sandwiches, one Traybake and 4 coffees. Very average and very poor value.

Absolutely disgusting that your website says dog friendly but you wouldn't allow my french bulldog inn

Absolutely fantastic lunch with lovely friendly staff. Food delicious and well presented,good portion sizes ,highly recommended. The restaurant decor is impeccable .