Service was wonderful. The waitress was very kind and helpful. Food was affordable and delicious…read more Serving size was generous. We ordered the mini fry, vegetarian fry, breakfast bagel and coffee. We wanted to eat an Irish breakfast and this restaurant was recommended to us by a local. I would recommend this restaurant.

3.5 stars rounded up…read more Food here is good if you don't feel like finding and paying for parking in Belfast and don't mind driving out about 20 min! We got burgers and fries here and the food is pretty well made overall! Service here is friendly, but on the slower side (they may be understaffed tho). There were some fairly pesky flies flying about while we were trying to eat (was a nice day so the door was open, so understandable).

We were on our way back from visiting Giants Causeway and we were looking here for a nice dinner…read more Top of the Town delivered with nice service, a clean, bright atmosphere and tasty food. My wife and I decided to do a sharing dinner, starting with the sweet potato falafel (very good) and sticky pork ribs as starters (also, really good and meaty). We also shared a cheese burger, which along with the starters made for a nice dinner. We prefer our burger medium rare, but they only cook theirs well-done. Combine these with a glass of Chardonnay wine for her, and a glass of Bushmills 10-year for me (nice and smooth) and it made for a nice dinner find.

Rococo is a great place in Antrim for a nice meal. It is quite "fancy" but it is still a bit causal…read moretoo. The menu is good British fare, as well as a steak and pasta menu. It is also a wine bar on top of this. I had the cheesy garlic bread to start. It was good but it could have done with a bit more garlic flavour. For my main course, I went with the fish and chips which were delicious - and a huge portion! For dessert I had banoffee pie which was really nice as well. The staff that served us were very friendly and quick, and our food didn't really take too long to arrive even though it was a Friday night and the place was packed out. The restaurant (including toilets) was clean and well kept. There is also a wine shop underneath but I would recommend going to Tesco/Asda though because it is a bit more expensive than them.

Been here a few times now and haven't been disappointed with the food here…read more The service at Moe's is really good with lots of staff available. They also have call buttons on each table allowing you to summons your waiter/waitress of you need them. The food is always good, with the breakfasts being pretty amazing. The menu is a little large so there is plenty to choose from. Prices are very reasonable and a kids menu is available too.

Stopped in to have a bite to eat before our flight....the food & service was AMAZING!!!read more

Really nice wee cafe in an ideal spot at the lough shore and the food is lovely…read more Head down for a nice fry in the morning when the place is quiet - its fab :)

Sometimes very busy, but this is because the service is good (stew is lovely) and so is the…read morelocation, just on the bank of the estuary leading to the lough itself, plenty to see and do and lots of nice walks also nearby. Prices are also very reasonable and parking plentiful (and free).

As a known coffeeholic I was told this place made gloriously great coffee…read more My equally coffeeholic advisor was a real fan and enthused about the savoury food and shortbread made here too. Before I go further my advisor is correct. The coffee is fairly priced and tastes really wonderful. The complex flavour notes in this coffee puts the chain Costa and Starbucks of this world into the shadows and the portion sizes are generous too. Now there's a Facebook connection here. I don't have Fbook. I'm not on Fbook, if that's the right term. I'm sure it has uses but I'll never be on it willingly. I won't voluntarily become a product for Mr Sorryburg to utilise and profit from. His recent appearance at the US senate was emetic; he was more Teflon and evasive than the dishonest politicians questioning him. We truly are in a post truth age. Anyway the Fbook connection was free shortbread on Mondays with any two coffees, according to one of my enthusiastic companions. So we were given a hearty welcome and we ordered 4 coffees including my flat white and we sat down. The friendly lady said she'd bring the coffees to us. While I was standing at the counter I'd noticed that these shortbreads were the size of side plates. It took a little while for the coffees to arrive, and we had begun to be impatient as we were surrounded by people enjoying their coffee and food. When the coffees arrived I was delighted at the generous portions. Now you know the way you feel there's something amiss but you aren't quite sure what it is? Well after a minute one of our group said 'no shortbread'. The penny dropped. So our enthusiastic human Fbook product rechecked the situation and repeated the deal aloud - free shortbread with any two coffees on a Monday. So evidence in hand our companion left for the counter to return with two mega shortbread. These were as good and buttery and crumbly and tasty as I'd been told. But, isn't there always a but; the deal was a Monday evening deal and it was about 2pm! Oops. Always read the small print. Anyway the uber lovely staff saw the funny side and provided two giant shortbreads free with a smile. Now that's the right way to run a business; the art of retail: selling goods that don't come back to customers who do. We hope to return.

Great coffee and lunch selection. Staff is helpful and service is quick. Best coffee shop in Antrim.read more

We bought four main take away meals here: chicken fried rice, 3 out of 10, salt & chilli chicken,…read more1 out of 10 and truly awful with small over - battered bits of chicken; salt & chilli king prawn, 4 out of 10 and pork chop 5 out of 10. As we bought four mains we got two free starters from a limited selection; a sesame prawn toast (3 triangle pieces) 2 out of 10 and a crispy seaweed 4 out of 10. The branch has gone down hill pretty badly. And as if the food here wasn't poor enough I'm becoming so weary with a growing trend among Chinese and some Indian restaurants that want only cash by claiming to have problems with their credit card machines and I don't believe a word of it. I've been using these cards half a lifetime with almost no difficulty all that time anywhere for instance in the third world, at 40,000 feet in the air or on a ship 1,600 miles from the nearest land without a hitch. Yet in the last week I've encountered two Chinese and one Indian restaurant all alleging card machine issues. It's cheapskate tactics to avoid a charge already built - in to the prices or worse a tax dodge. These places also won't take a cheque. Time to start refusing my hard earned money to such crooks. It was a stormy day and blowing a gale as we drove into the car park. It's been quite a time since we last were here. We arrived just at lunch time opening at noon. The place was quite cosy when we went in. A flat screen tv on the wall was on with the sound turned down. It had the text displayed. Kenny Rodgers sang in the background throughout. We were the only two sit-in guests the whole time that we were there, although a few folk came in for takeaway food. There's a two course special lunch menu at £8.50, but if you opt for a king prawn or a squid main courses another £3 is added. There's a price hike for duck mains too. The two course lunch selection didn't have one of the dishes we wanted (salt & chilli pork chop) so we had a quarter crispy duck with (6) pancakes for two as a starter. The pancakes were microwaved not steamed. So three of the six pancakes were hard because they were microwaved for too long. We had the salted chilli pork, fried rice and a salt & chilli king prawn and boiled rice. Microwaved pancakes aside most of the food was really very good indeed with a great balance of chilli heat in the mains. The portions were ok, not generous. The service was reasonably prompt and the chap serving was pleasant and welcoming. The food bill came in about £24. Borderline four star.

I didn't rate this place very highly, it's a lovely looking place but the food felt cheap and…read morepre-prepared and not worth what I was paying

I love this place. Anytime i have been here for food i have been completely satisfied both with the…read morefood and the staff! I had a goujons and a side. Simple food i know but it was just a spot of lunch. The goujons were very tasty and freshly cooked. The sautéed garlic potatoes were also cooked perfectly. I will be back for more delights from this spot!

We simply loved this hotel. The staff were amazing. Simply the best people who went out of their…read moreway to make us feel welcome. The pub which is attached has a wonderful selection for dinner including some very nice fish dishes which we really enjoyed. I had the hake and it was yummy. Breakfast was a real treat and came with everything you can imagine you would want. The beds were comfy and the area very nice and safe.

Without doubt the finest chip shop in Antrim, very big portions good prices excellent range of food…read moreand the staff and always friendly. You can call ahead and place your order

Nice and simple fare. They have a piano player on fri and sat. We went with kids and they brought…read moreout crayons etc. burgers were well done and not very flavorful. I had risotto and it was a bit watery. But still ok in a pinch if you are staying at the holiday inn express next door.

It's hard to make a bad pizza but these people did their best to achieve that dubious distinction:…read morebland sauce, half-cooked toppings and half-baked, chewy crust, not to mention the fact that they left off one of the toppings I asked for (ironic, as this building clearly belonged to a Pizza Hut before the current owners took it over). Service was meh at best: failed to bring us the wine menu, then brought us the wrong wine. Side salads were decent but very small. All-in-all, I'd say give this place a wide berth.