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Bushmills, Northern Ireland Food Guide: 10 Irish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Portballintrae
Best Irish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Irish food in Portballintrae. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Irish restaurants near you.. Portballintrae (from Irish: Port Bhaile an Trá, meaning "port of the beach settlement") is a small seaside village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is four miles east of Portrush and two miles west of the Giant's Causeway. In the 2001 Census it had a population of 734 people, a decline of 10% compared to 1991. It lies within the Causeway Coast and Glens District Council area.
Things to do in Portballintrae
10. Coopers Corner
Coopers Corner is a sit in or take away. We offer a selection of breakfasts, home baked scones including one with a 80 year old secret family recipe! We were established in 2015. We have a cold counter serving local fresh produce of all your sandwich or t
Reviewed By Jac M
After a fairly long day travelling around sightseeing, we stopped in at Lilly's for a cup of tea. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. They recommended a lemon scone with our tea, which was absolutely delicious. Not being from the area, we asked about restaurants, Not only did they recommend a few, they booked us in for the following evening!! Now that's what I call service!! A lovely tea shop with a great selection of cakes, and the tea was excellent..
9. Adelphi Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By william n
Went for early evening meal good choice on the menu and a great deal for two our three courses The service was excellent the staff were friendly and for a Tuesday evening a good number of people dinning.Would recommend the steak burger followed by the homemade apple pie William thank you for your wonderful review. I will be sure to pass your comments on to our Bistro team and I know they will be delighted that you found the service to be excellent and friendly. Thank you the recommendation of the Burger and the homemade apple pie we are very glad you enjoyed it. We look forward to seeing you again soon.
8. The Giant's Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
A cosy converted barn serving traditional food just 500m from the Giant's Causeway and the beautiful North Coast coastline. Open 7 days a week. Coffee, tea, traybakes and goodies not to mention hot and cold lunches too!
Reviewed By adaml886
Bus stopped here on a coach trip to the Giants Causeway. Ordered the soup and sandwich combo for £9.95 (didn't particularly want the soup but no option to buy the sandwich alone), 2 bottles of coke and a packet of crisps. Total bill came to £19.10!Food was ok and possibly worth £9.95 but the (unpriced) soft drinks and crisps ridiculously overpriced. Seems to be a bit of a trap.Felt like there is some kind of deal going on with the coach drivers and the cafe whereby the coaches stop here and the drivers get a free meal on the basis of fleecing tourists. Had we known we would have avoided but I'd imagine most who stop here on coach trips will have no idea of where they will be having lunch.Good evening adaml886,Thank you for taking the time to write this review. We do have a meal deal that we offer although if you donât want the soup you are more than welcome to have it without. Prices off drinks and crisps however are advertised on the board above the counter. We do not fleece tourists as prices are all advertised for people to see as they walk in the door. Iâm sorry to hear that you didnât enjoy your experience at the Giants Barn.Kind regards Megan kerr
7. Causeway Hotel Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By Gloria G
Good service. Old fashioned lobby, bar and restaurant. Sunday lunch - traditional. Fish and chips with mushy peas excellent. One person had two appetizers: chicken tempura and something else (can't remember). Two had three meat special (turkey, ham and beef) with potatoes. TUrkey and ham good. beef not so much. but we were happy with all else.Thank you for taking the time to tell us of your recent visit. delighted to hear you had such a great lunch, I have noted your comments regarding the beef and will the Chef address this. I very much hope that this will not deter you from returning again in the future. Hope to see you again next time. Many thanks.
6. The Smugglers Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 684 reviews
Reviewed By Deramore
Our first visit. Gin & tonics in small glasses with two ice cubes and a wafer thin slice of lemon wasnât a great start. My mussels were OK but my wifeâs duck was pretty tough. In true Ulster style we didnât complain, but I doubt that we will be back. Both the bistrot and the restaurant were pretty dead on a Friday night, but I think that a lot of the trade is at lunchtime when booked coach parties call in.It feels like somewhere with a lot more potential, just needs a little injection of style.
5. The Bushmills Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1392 reviews
one of Ireland's and the UK's most loved hotels which fuses traditional charm and bags of boutique luxury to deliver the best in hospitality in an area of outstanding natural beauty in Northern Ireland. Roaring peat fires, nooks and crannies and a secret
Reviewed By RebelVirginia
I was with a tour group and we stopped in for a "Carvery Lunch" at Bushmills Inn. Ham, Beef, and chicken were available, and all was delicious. We went through a buffet line where servers dished out whatever you indicated. The food was luxurious, and from the looks of it, this is a very pleasant place to stay.
4. Wee Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By 73lwot
I popped in with my two kids as one of them was hungry and it was right beside Dunluce Castle, where I wanted to get some photos of them. The service was prompt and polite, and the raspberry roulade was amazing!! My youngest devoured a beautifully presented cheese and ham sandwich, while my eldest enjoyed her cup of tea. This wasnât my first visit here, and it certainly wonât be my last.
3. The Copper Kettle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By Sean F
Four of us arrived here on a busy Sunday lunchtime. We were met by a friendly waitress who showed us to our table. We all had toasted sandwiches or wraps.All the food was fresh and tasty.The service was very friendly and efficient. It was very good value.
2. Tartine Restaurant at The Distillers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 966 reviews
Reviewed By DevonMrsT
We decided to spend our first night at the Tartine Restaurant and were not disappointed.Excellent food and service, generous portions and atmosphere. The highlights of the evening are numerous but would recommend Oysters Rockefeller, Beef Brisket and Sirloin, Cheese and Biscuits. Would certainly return if next in Northern Ireland . Thank you for an enjoyable evening
1. The Porthole at the Bayview Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
A FEEL FOR THE OLD WITH A TASTE OF THE NEW The warmth and intimacy of the Porthole Bar & Restaurant provide the focal point of the hotel where you can watch the world go by with the backdrop being the dramatic Atlantic Ocean. Relax by the open peat fire w
Reviewed By rosiemac2018
Checked out the Bayview Hotel and extremely impressed with the very high standard of excellence in both quality of food and service offered.Special menu offers a range of tastes at keen prices and such a beautiful setting with a view to die for.Well done team
