It must be awesome for business if you are the owner of this place…read more The reason I say this is because today I am on a tour with "The Paddywagon." There must be a contract where they shut the place down for certain time periods. This allows tour buses to come for lunch and have their tourists get a quick bite. As you get off your bus, boom. Food is warm and ready for you to order. I ordered the Seafood Chowder and was very impressed with it. For some reason I thought it was going to be one of those things where I got a bunch of different seafood in it along with clams. But all I really saw was Salmon chunks. That being said, the soup itself was delish. It oddly enough didn't taste super fishy either which I know can be hit or miss for people. But I really just enjoyed that creamy broth. Ugh...I feel like any broth that is tasty and creamy just owns my soul. OH! Big protip. Get the Guinness bread. Its the big fluffy brown bread. It has a lot of flavor and was recommended to us by our tour guide. Definitely worth it, just like this cafe.

Cute little tourist place not too far from the Giants causeway. I got an Irish stew and a whiskey…read morecoffee -- the whiskey coffee was DELICIOUS but the stew was ridiculously bland, even by Irish stew standards. They are technically in the UK but accept both pounds and euros which is nice. Also, they sell some local tourist merchandise which is nice bc it's hard to get elsewhere around here.

Wowser, what a restaurant! The Water Margin is right up there on my list of favourite places to…read moreeat, having been there for romantic dinners with the husband before he became the husband and for a very raucous birthday party at which the husband insisted on singing. Before the karoke machine was turned on. The setting is spectacular - this is a large building right on the edge of the River Bann, so ask when you are booking for a window table and you'll have a stunning view as you eat and drink. The interior of the restaurant is just as impressive - a large, high ceiling room with a giant chandelier in the centre. So, what about the food? It certainly lives up to the setting. I would describe this as upmarket Chinese food rather than the kind of place to grab your Friday night sweet and sour. The prices reflect the setting and the quality and for special occasions I am more than happy to pay them. On our last visit I had satay chicken skewers and seaweed, both of which were top notch. I than had shredded chilli beef which I also loved, and the husband had king prawns in yellow bean sauce which I felt obliged to try and also really liked. We had side orders of special fried rice and noodles and I could have eaten either of these on their own. I was pleased to see that there is a tea time special menu at £9.95 for 3 courses which is outstanding value given the quality of food and the lovely service you get. Can't wait until the next time we go back.

Eat here quite a bit and can't complain about anything. The food and service is excellent. I'd…read morerecommend anyone passing through to call in and try it. They do a shoppers special which is great value too

Good food had scrambled eggs with bacon. Bread was great. Very nice view of the harbor area. One of…read morethe first places open for breakfast in the morning

Avocado toast was incredible. So good. However, my boyfriend got pancakes and MAPLE syrup, when…read moreadvertising maple syrup it's pretty disappointing to get golden syrup. Not really on a level with each other lets be real. Other than that, lovely :) flat white was good and a nice atmosphere.

Absolutely disgraceful!, I ordered a Ulster Fry, it was slightly cold particularly the sausages,…read morethe waitresses gave me the dirtiest death stares, I could've swore I heard one mumble " Fuck Off" I'm never going there, it either needs shut down or it needs to get a grip

Excellent and very popular (waitress) cafe with super efficient service even at really busy times…read more Staff are extra friendly and will recommend selections if you are undecided. Staff work very hard to ensure every table is cleared and cleaned quickly after use and offer a waitress service. Everything I (or anyone with me) have ever ordered has been of excellent quality and very tasty. Prices are very reasonable and are stated on the menu to aid your choice when purchasing. Special requests are catered for without a fuss and you can eat at your leisure without feeling rushed even when it is busy.

Decorated like a beach cottage but filled with delicious fresh baked goods this cafe/bakery will…read morenot disappoint. It is surrounded by the close confines of Ashlea Cottages in a coastal village that seems like a throwback to a bygone era in a very good way. We sampled the scones and the shortbread along with various coffees on couple of visits and found everything delightful. It is a family run business that sometimes finds all hands on deck running freshly baked items from the family kitchen next door straight to the display case. The cottages make for a perfect vacation hub for families visiting the Antrim coast and this little cafe allows for the perfect start to each day of exploration.

My wife and I eat here most Sundays and can't fault one thing about the place. Always great food…read moreand great service. If you haven't tried here I'd put it on your list of things to do.

Stopped by this restaurant on my way back from seeing the coast and it was absolutely wonderful!…read moreThe food was delicious and found out that the bread served here won an award for "World's Best Bread" in London in 2017! The bread was truly delicious, as was the small breakfast meal. The service was very warm and the staff very friendly. I'll be back again!

Wandered in to this pleasant local cafe Saturday morning for brunch and enjoyed a delicious egg and…read moresausage with a potato cake and grilled tomato. Simple food cooked well. Nice local art on the walls. Good local crowd with a handful of golfers awaiting their tee time.

Great dinner. My daughter to try Ocho Tapas Bistro and it did not disappoint. The atmosphere was…read morecasual and very relaxing. The food was amazing. We started out with some bacon wrapped prawns that were delicious. With my main course I tried the french fries covered in mayo and a Japanese sauce that was delicious. If you have any questions about the menu just ask your server.

Great food. The sausages / chorizo with paprika were a bit spicy for me - be warned! But everything…read morewe had was scrumptious. The "large" sangria was ok, but pricey. I am glad I reviewed my bill, some mistakes were made. Only star I am docking.

The large half portrush lobster is to die for!!!!!!!!!! We really wanted to get lobster during our…read morestay for The Golf. I was lucky to snag one last lunch reservation at 2:45pm online. The best dining experience in Portrush. Great service. Seaside views. Amazing food and wine. The Camembert cheese was amazing. My friend ordered the sticky toffee pudding for dessert and it was very decadent. I only had a taste of it as I am not a sweets person but it was very good. So glad we got to have the lobster. It had some amazing savory lemon and Parmesan crumbing on top. Plenty to share. This was a wonderful dining experience!

Pros: Great location on the beach…read moreWonderful food and drinks - I especially enjoyed the mussels, which was flavorful and delicious The Shack seafood chowder was some of the best I've ever had globally! Not too creamy and with lots of flavor The bread and butter was a perfect pair Pro tip: Be sure to make a reservation, even in the winter as it gets busy!