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Where to eat British food in Kilkeel: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Kilkeel. Kilkeel (from Irish: Cill Chaoil, meaning "church of the narrow") is a small town, civil parish and townland (of 554 acres and 6521inh) in County Down, Northern Ireland. It lies within the historic barony of Mourne. Kilkeel town is the main fishing port on the Down coast, and its harbour houses one of the largest fishing fleets in Ireland. It had a population of 6,887 people according to the 2011 Census. The town contains the ruins of a 14th-century church and fort, winding streets and terraced shops. It is located in the heart of the Mourne mountains
Things to do in Kilkeel
8. Hunters Moon
Casual family Restaurant, Sunday Carvery and Events Catering, Situated in Mourne Park Estate Kilkeel, with Beautiful views over Kilkeel Golf Course.
Reviewed By PaulV935
For my birthday, my lovely bride took me out to a new restaurant in the Kilkeel Golf Club...Hunters Moon. The Chef has a great reputation from a previous venue in Newcastle and delighted us with his prowess in the Kitchen. Although the menu is compact, it hits all the points that you could want. We started with the Salt and Chili squid and Duck Liver parfait, both were absolutely Spot On. We had a lovely Rioja with dinner that was reasonably priced and had a lovely luscious berry overtone. Our Mains were their 10 oz. dry aged steaks, cooked expertly to a very Med. Rare and accompanied with a Kale and swede side. Some of the best beef that we have had in Ireland. The meal was completed with a couple of panna cotta's that left no room to breathe, let alone...swallow another bite. This Meal should have been scored 5 stars, just because of the quality of the food and the lovely & attentive service that we received from the two lovely young ladies that waited on us. The only point that needs improvement is the ambiance of the dining room. It is tired and in need of a little tender loving care. This by no means is the fault of the Chef or restaurant staff and should not prevent you from giving it a try. We know that we will frequent this restaurant...as it is both Fabulous and Affordable.
7. The Harbour Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
This is a pub with a restaurant on the harbour in the village of Annalong, Co Down
Reviewed By Geoff M
Three of us called in this harbour side Restaurant for lunch. i was immediately impressed by the pleasant atmosphere, enhanced by appropriate sea-side pictures on its wall and by a panoramic view across sea=tossed boats in the harbour outside. A pleasant young waitress quickly took our order from an impressively wide rangeof menu choices. While we waited for our food to be prepared, the formerly empty Inn was almost filled to capacity by a couple of groups. Despite this, our food appeared shortly afterwards. Two of us had ordered prawns : we both declared them excellent - if a tad over-cooked. The third had ordered hake : he, too, was well pleased. Not previously having been to this establishment, and having to find down a narrow street off Annalong's main street, I was unsure what to expect. In the event, I was well impressed and would certainly consider a return visit.
6. Kilmorey Arms Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Recently opened under new management & been refurbish, our hotel & restaurant is the perfect place to stay at and to eat in. based in the biggest fishing port in Northern Ireland, The Kilmorey Arms has a distinct advantage when creating high quality cuisi
Reviewed By Marie R
Visited Saturday evening the fish special was amazing wife had chicken dish again amazing staff was super always look forward to see you all on a Saturday
5. Top Nosh
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By hillstreet055
this place is where we always come when we visit ireland and we are never let down. the portions are huge. i had a prawn salad and it was so good, was gonna order a side of chips but so glad i didnt. thankyou see you all next year.
4. Carrick Cottage Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Cafe based within a traditional irish cottage based at the foot of the Mourne's on the Carrick Little Lane, Head Road, Annalong. Serving tea, coffee, cold drinks and hot food and delicious homemade deserts in an idealic location.
Reviewed By philip m
It doesn't get more real than this. We only needed a coffee but what a pleasant experience. With two fires burning away it was very welcoming and must be great in the middle of winter too!
3. The Steaming Mug Coffee House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
Home-made Bakes and Cakes. Serving Breakfast, lunch and Afternoon Tea. Relax with one of our steaming coffees and delicious home baked treats! We bake our own breads daily. Come in and try our scrummy Focaccia Bread sandwiches!!!
Reviewed By RuthV951
Staff friendli kind funnyVery cleanBig carde to joice foodCoffee excellentE place to take e brake an chill downThank youRuth and Roland from switzerlandWe where her by Vespa
What to do and see in Kilkeel, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
2. The Galley Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Good Home Cooked Food at affordable prices. Open for breakfast, lunch and evening meals/delicious homemade desserts, tray bakes and scones. Daily specials, low fat menu, gluten free options, groups catered for by pre-order.
Reviewed By jo b
After hearing all good reviews about the restaurant we as a family decided to give it a go. After waiting 35 minutes outside for a table while other people who were behind us were taken first because there was two of them and there was three of us which should not happen. We finally got a table. Ordered our food which was lovely and then decided that we would have a dessert. We all tried to make eye contact with waiter/ waitresses with no success. After waiting 25 minutes for someone to take a dessert order we gave up. When paying we made it clear we were not happy. The staff were all standing behind the counter offering each other cups of tea/coffee. Not good customer service at all.Thank you for your review - there is absolutely no excuse for what happened to yous - we as management are always telling our staff to get out on the floor and make sure our customers are being properly looked after -we have always prided ourselves on excellent customer service. I have addressed this with my staff this morning and will continue to monitor how they are doing - this is one thing I am passionate about. Again thank you for bringing it to my attention.
1. Cunningham's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 255 reviews
We are a High Class Multi Award Winning Butchers&Deli, in Business from 1919. We have opened our newly built Food Hall and bistro to complement our already established Brilliant High Class Butchers. We make everything in our Food Hall using our own Fresh
Reviewed By MistyGLEN1127
Friendly quick service..Decent enough cheese toastie...However...There was minimal fish in the fishcake... So little it would best be described as a potato cake under the Trades Descriptions Act. Pity really.Spot the fish in the fish cake.... Hi Folks,Thank you for calling. Apologies about the fish cakes, it was simply a case of the batch not being mixed properly. If you had brought it to our attention we would have quickly resolved this. Delighted you enjoyed the service and your toastie. Hope you call again James
Most Popular Irish food in Kilkeel, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
