I have tried these guys twice now and the first time they didnt show up, next time they were 45…read moreminutes late and expected paid

Have used this company on numerous occasions I have been on business trips,airport transfers and…read moreeven runs out at weekends to nightclubs etc and on every occasion they have been fantastic always arriving on time and their fleet off buses are modern and spotlessly clean and all there drivers are so friendly and helpful.

Quite simply the best of the best!…read more Normally I'd feel quite uncomfortable in taxis (as a young female travelling alone ... we've all heard the stories) but for the past while Abbey Taxi have been using their brilliant text services to let you know the car has been dispatched to your address, that they're outside to pick you up and also what the make / colour and reg plate of the car is. It is just so helpful and REASSURING. It's handy enough the text service as it means there's less chance you miss your cab, but as I mentioned, if I feel uneasy all I have to do is let someone know how I'm getting home and voila I'm pretty safe as far as the taxi's concerned. I've had issues with taxi drivers before from other companies, but every single driver I've ever been picked up from Abbey will either banter away with you if you're in the mood or know quite rightly when you're not in the mood for chat. The company recently merged with Phone-A-Taxi so they've got many more drivers for your convenience. They've also recently moved to meters, I moaned about this for a while, until I realised that 9/10s of the time my fare has ended up at least a few quid cheaper. (This tip nearly always goes back to lucky taxi man!) Also, I've seen adverts 'Pay your taxi by credit card' which is just another great inventions! (I've haven't used this service yet, when I do I'll re-review) and I've just been on their new look website where soon you'll be able to book taxis online, handy for those 'phone phobics' among us (You know who you are!) In conclusion, all this makes me feel Abbey Taxi are without a doubt the number one cab company in this area. They are so up and coming, never fail to impress! Just hope they keep it up.

I only recently began to use this taxi company. The recently bought over Carnmoney taxis which I…read morehad used before. What I really like about these taxis is that they don't have a meter, and therefore charge a little bit less than the other main taxi companies in the city. One such example of this is the journey from my house to the city centre. Abbey charges me almost £2 less than other taxi companies. Another great thing that they do is send you a text when you car is being dispatch, and upon its arrival they send you a text of the license plate number and the make, model and colour of the car. This is incredibly useful when waiting outside a club dying to find your taxi to take you home. It makes it so much easier

Really kind staff. Really nice and affordable services. It's recommended to visit in Randalstown…read morefor breakfast.

Been here so many time now and that is because the service is good, the food is fantastic (apart…read morefrom one time on xmas day the food was not it's usual standard). We have happily bought friends and relatives here, as we know they will always be impressed. Happy to recommend Truffles on all levels.

Even if you are fairly local to the area, it is well worth popping into this shop. It is sensibly…read morelocated and although not overly big, carries an adequate amount of information for locals and visitors alike, as well as having some gifts for sale.I find them useful for picking up brochures finding cottages/accomodation for short breaks. They also usually carry good info on upcoming events etc., taking place in and around Antrim.

The antrim information centre is the tourist information centre in the ton. it is located right in…read morethe centre of the town. The centre provides very useful information for people visiting antrim and residents alike. The centre also offers a range of locally related gifts and books about the surrounding areas and items of historic information. The staff in the centre are very approachable and are able to provide lots of valuable information.

FANTASTIC B&B in Magherafelt. Nice rooms, extremely friendly owners, and a great breakfast every…read moremorning. Highly recommended!

Whiteabbey Station is basically just a little halt on the Larne to Belfast line. I would never…read moreusually have had much dealings with it, apart from when I was a student at Newtownabbey Tech, a number of years ago. I have various 'happy' memories of trudging in the rain up the road to the college from this station, and even happier memories of the days when we 'forgot' to get off at Whiteabbey, and continued on up to Belfast for a day of procrastination. The platforms have decent sized shelters and benches on both sides, with flights of steps on either side leading up to the walkways to enter/access the platforms. There is also a good sized car park for commuters to use, should they not wish to drive all the way into the city centre. There is no ticket booths here, nor have I ever seen a conductor, so it's just a case of hopping on and purchasing your ticket on the train, should you not already have one.

Whiteabbey Train Station was opened in 1848 and has recently been renovated and now includes a…read moregreat new parking space. This means it's much handier for those who avail of the park and ride service. The parking facility here was minimal before this rebuild but it seems a lot more secure and safe now which will keep many drivers at east. The platform itself isn't up to much, it's pretty basic but that's all you need. It is great having the train station in the area as there's no other stop between Whiteabbey and Belfast. From Mondays to Saturdays on the Larne line there is a half-hourly service towards Carrick with one train an hour continuing to Larne and a half-hourly service to Belfast Central. One thing that baffles me is that the train doesn't stop here on the way to Derry. I used to get this train every week up to Coleraine university and had to travel to Mossley West (see review) even through the train passes through this station. Platform 1 takes you in to Belfast and Platform 2 takes you to CArrickfergus / Larne. Check translink website or call for train times and more info.

Trains come, trains go…read more Nice as town train stations go, airy and bright retaining a lot of the original look(I would guess as I wasn't around when it was built) It has a shop open limited hours and two different platforms, so make sure your on the right one.

If I am ever using our wonderful train service (and I use that term very loosely!) This would be…read morethe station I would normally get on at. It's not the closest station to me, but it's the most comfortable, where I get to sit indoors, instead of freezing at a halt. The view of the outside of the station has remained unchanged for over 100 years. There is an old photograph of the station taken in the 1800's, you can see people in the picture in Victorian type clothing, but the station looks exactly the same as it does today. The inside, thankfully, has changed! In the early 2000's, a lot of money was spent giving it a spruce up, and making the seating area enclosed from the platform, making it a lot more warm and comfortable. There are restroom facilities, and a little shop and bookstore, which is really a newsagents, but they do some hot food that you can heat up in the microwave provided. They also have a book case, so if you have a long wait, you can take one of the books free of charge to while away the time.