Location: Portballintrae
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Top 10 restaurants in Portballintrae, United Kingdom (UK)
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
1. The Flash In The Pan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By monkepmp - Lisburn, United Kingdom
Lovely fish, but wish they could have done something different to cod, like Haddock, or Hake or plaice or skate as it caught just off the coast.
2. The Smugglers Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 537 reviews
Reviewed By Keitomanc16 - County Armagh, United Kingdom
Having stayed several times in the Bushmills area I always return here for something to eat and have never been let down. There is a varied menu with specials and early bird offers etc but the quality of the food and drink on offer is always first class. A nice cosy, welcoming atmosphere with ample parking this is just a place to come and relax. Good value for money.
3. The Bushmills Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 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 library set the tone. In the bar, still lit by gas light, try a glass of malt from the hotel's private cask and make sure to sample some of the finest North Antrim produce in the AA Rosette restaurant.
Reviewed By Mathieu B - Belfort, France
Good restaurant offering surroundings basics like trout, salmon, meat dishes. Well executed dishes, leaving room to natural flavour (without much seasoning) but missing a bit of creativity both on taste and design. Not a cheap option averagign 30/35£ per person without wine.
4. The Harbour Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 837 reviews
Reviewed By Hoildaymaker1234
We ve been coming here on many occasions, tonight first time on a Saturday, food was absolutely lovely and our seever professional and nice but i had a very bad experience whenever we tried to get back up in the bar, we ve been stopped by the bouncers asking us if we have a stamp, before our dinner we were upstairs waiting for 1 hour to dine downstairs, i never knew you need an stamp i can understand the place is very busy on a Saturday but i think you should let people know they need a stamp if place is getting to busy
To be honest this ruined what was a perfect night for valentines day
5. Tartine Restaurant at The Distillers Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 776 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew G - omagh
I have been coming to this region of Northern Ireland for a long time and never heard of this restaurant (not sure how)! I had the best meal ever in it last weekend, the layout was great to start!
The food was very good steak was cooked perfectly and the starter of pigs and blankets was a pleasant surprise! It was also reasonable value for the quality!
6. The Hip Chip
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Toby B
Really nice fish and chips here. I can't comment on the other stuff like pizza.
The fish batter was light, well seasoned and cooked.
The chips I would go as far as to say are they best I've had. The potato they use is delicious. The oil is light and you can't taste it and they cooked them perfectly two nights in a row!
Recommended
7. The Nook
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 810 reviews
The Nook, situated at the gateway to the Giant’s Causeway UNESCO World Heritage Site, was the former original Causeway School serving the area up until 1913. Now painstakingly restored, this historic building is a pub and restaurant, which can cater for up to 100 people in one sitting. With something to suit every budget, from homemade scones and freshly prepared sandwiches to a full candlelit brasserie dining experience, the Nook at the Giant’s Causeway offers a choice for everyone. Our chefs endeavour to provide the freshest local seafood in the area with homemade daily specials posted on our blackboards.• Open from 10am • Fresh Homemade Scones and Tray Bakes• Full Coffee Menu & Afternoon Tea Offerings• Food Served From 12pm All Day• Beers-Wines-Spirits (Fully Licensed)• Welcoming Open Fires • All Major Sporting events shown Wide Screen Plasma• Dedicated Free Car Parking for Patrons.
Reviewed By Simon D - Montrose, United Kingdom
Stopped in the nook for a quick drink during a tour which included a stop at the causeway (this place is right beside it) never had any food but the drinks and service was fine. It was a handy place to get out from the cold!
Some random nice artwork and photos on the walls too which I have photos of!
8. Wee Cottage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Emma E - The Netherlands
A wonderfully kitsch and terribly quaint cottage just opposite Dunluce Castle. Asides from making a great pitstop on a rainy visit to the castle it serves delicious cakes and various other food items. I tried 3 cakes and all were yummy. The open hearth was very welcome on a cold day! My friend also bought a woolly hat as it sells some gift items.
Nice staff.
9. Adelphi Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By Louise R
We were staying in the hotel and decided to eat in the restaurant which proved to be a good idea. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was great and the menu had lots of choice and was good value for money. Would definitely recommend a visit to this hotel and restaurant.
10. The Porthole at the Bayview Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 369 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 with a pint or in our lounge with one of our specialty coffees. The Porthole has the reputation of being the heart of Portballintrae and is a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists. With sumptuous cuisine, a excellent weekend entertainment schedule, well stocked bar and wines from all over the globe, the Porthole is the perfect place to sample good old Northern Ireland hospitality in a venue renowned for its relaxed ambiance. WI-FI internet connection is completely free through-out Bayview Hotel.
Reviewed By VinceDarwin - Newcastle, Australia
Ate here as am staying here (and was too cold to go anywhere else). Lovely ambiance, wood fire, Xmas lights, dark lighting. Had the veggie broth and chilli pasta. Not great, but good! Enjoyed a glass of red by the fire afterwards.Thank you for your comments, we are delighted that you enjoyed staying at Bayview, Kind Regards, Trevor and Team Bayview
