I went here with a party of 8 on Saturday evening after telling all my friends what an amazing…read morerestaurant with extra special food and service , I was last here about 3 years ago , what a disappointing evening , salt and chili prawns back in the day was my fav , now its soggy prawn crackers with very little sauce and prawns that were like rubber , none of the meals could have been classed as good , 2nd course coming out before starters were half way through , the whole night was a shambles as well as the food ... won't be back .....

A new establishment in Portrush…read more We are very disappointed with this bar, last night. We were out on a hen party and we had gone upstairs to have a cocktail. As we ordered a round of drinks, only then we're we told we would have to leave as they had a "no hen party policy". The hen was wearing hen party accessories which we offered to remove, but we were still told to leave. We were a respectable party and just wanted a cocktail. The policy of no hen parties was not evident when we walked in and we were not stopped at the door by the door staff. This in a way was worse as it was embarrassing to be told to leave after going upstairs and ordering a round of drinks. We took our custom elsewhere and I will not be returning after this experience.

If you're limited on time DO NOT GO HERE!…read more With that being said, the fish and chips and Brie are great.

We've tried a lot of the menu here as we stayed at the hotel for almost a week. Breakfast comes…read morewith the room so it's silly not to have it, and it's one of only two restaurants up here. The Causeway Breakfast Grill includes everything in an Irish breakfast, lots of protein and a couple bits of carb: sausage, back bacon with a fried egg, chewy potato bread and yeasty soda farl, grilled tomato and mushrooms as well. Other options include pancakes, an okay smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, and surprisingly delicious milky Porridge. There's a Continental Breakfast buffet that's open to everyone, and it has all the staples. Cereal, yogurt, and toast are sprinkled with a sparse selection of fruit, and a few pastries that run out fast. The coffee is awful. I don't think anyone here knows how to make coffee. Make it in your room or just have a nice cup of tea. Most of the food is alright, though, things like the Roast Silverside of Beef Sunday can be quite bland. The beef is tough, the Yorkshire pudding is great, and the Brussels sprouts are steamed to a dreadful pulp. There's a caramelised onion and goat's cheese tartlet that's more like a quiche, filled with fluffy eggs and plenty of creamy cheese, and it makes a nice, light lunch. Fish and chips is always a good option, and the Open Steak Sandwich is my favorite thing by far. The McAtamney's rolled rump is quite tender and the peppercorn sauce is great, with a lot of fresh black pepper for flavor. Afternoon Tea is only for two so if you're dining solo, not only are you lonely, you also don't get tea. It's a fun selection, enjoyed the sausage roll and smoked salmon, and scones are always lovely. The cheesecake is freezer-burnt, but everything else is alright. If you want dessert, the Bushmills Pecan Nut Pie is the only one I tried, and I love it. It's basically a a pecan pie, but that happens to be my favorite pie, and they make a good one. The rooms have no refrigeration so you're mostly eating here if you don't want to drive elsewhere. The food is okay overall, but the prices are rather high compared to less touristy location.

Very noisy spot! Neither of us loved our food. Good but not great. I had the salmon w/ garlic…read morebutter sauce. A bit dry. My husband had the chicken goujons which were like chicken fingers. Not remarkable. All sides cost extra. Service was good. Almost too much! Atmosphere is lovely,a bit too loud for conversations. Lots of very young looking teens.

Stellar service!! I mean, I don't know if it was intentional but it felt like a floating service…read more We had plenty of waitstaff the kept our drinks full and made sure our orders came out hot! Garlic bread is incredible though the "aioli" tasted like it was just mayo but the bread didn't need it at all. Goujons were good but the bbq sauce didn't taste bbq at all. The pepper sauce was nice though. Star here was the rotisserie chicken: fall off the bone and cooked perfectly. Again though, sauce was mid. Nothing on this menu needs a sauce (except Goujons) but they all come with them! Dishes def stand alone. All that said, the device made the meal!

Hadn't been in the York for years because everyone said it had gone down hill but we went a couple…read moreof weeks ago. The atmosphere was great and we were able to sit at the window looking out over the sea. The waves were fantastic. Food was really good and they have a comprehensive menu - something for everyone and reasonably priced. Sunday lunch is really good and well priced - you definitely wouldn't be bothered cooking it for the price. They don't mind children dining either. Definitely worth a try.

The food was excellent. The Thai curry chicken was very tasty with its own unique flavor. Service…read morewas also excellent, and they accommodated us on a busy Sunday afternoon despite not having reservations. The restaurant is a little noisy.

Amazing when a restaurant that is one of the only nearby places with the kitchen still open is also…read morea great option. Wife enjoyed her Bramble, wine selection was good and priced reasonable, and the great menu was made better by the actual taste and quality of the food. Service was outstanding. Really enjoyed our time here. Ordered vegetarian risotto and the smoked cod and shared plates for a nice mix.

Still as awesome as it was when I last came a few years back!…read more Food is undeniably good, affordable and the staff are friendly, Finest food in the city, for sure!

Fabulous dinner this evening with a view of the clouds over the cliffs here in Northern Ireland…read more The timing of the meal was great, the service was great, the food was great. Of course, by the seaside one must have seafood so it was the fried octopus to start. Served over a small salad in a light dressing, four rings was an excellent appetizer. Fresh and hot, absolutely delicious and bite sized. For main, I chose the seafood spaghetti. Tasty with perfectly cooked pasta tossed in a sauce with white fish, salmon and more. It was very fishy and I cleared the plate. Dessert was offered but I chose to simply finish my pint of pilsner. A lovely meal and definitely five stars. [Review 1853 of 2024 - 841 in United Kingdom - 22875 overall]

Decided to try this place on our way back to Ballycastle and it did not disappoint. The food was…read moregood but service was a little slow. Took some time to get our food and the check but overall it's not a bad place to eat and see the ocean views.

Decent prices on pints (3£ each) with a great selection of beers on tap. They serve small plates of…read moreyour classic "drunk food" like cheesy bread and chips, where you can pick 3 items for £10. The building is massive with a family for upstairs and a pub/bar on the lower level. The food isn't great, but it levels out with nice staff and a beautiful, cosy bar interior.

Better known as wetherspoons these days. Great atmosphere here and the food isnt too bad either…read more Children are allowed in until 8/9pm and while waiting on meals they are given a colouring page and crayons to entertain them. The staff are friendly and helpful. I only ever had one problem with this place. On one occasion my chicken was still pink in the middle, when I complained the manager refunded me the price of both mine and my husbands meals and our drinks as an apology. So their customer service and way they handle complaints didnt put me off tbh, plus the food has since proved delicious.

We were a little confused when we walked in, self seating or wait for hostess…read more Grabbed lunch, food was ok, service was ok, overall an ok experience. Little pricey.

Beautiful and cozy place. Good service great beer. Wings were good. Beautiful fire place by the…read morebar.