Was late for an appointment at doctors 22mins to be precise…read more No.apology and drove like a mad man from the airport overtaking on a windy back road. Asked him why was we 22 mins late for me of this is the way he drives

a1 taxis is an excellent company whos taxis are always clean and tidy. The service provided is…read morealways very professional and one hundred percent reliable as well. The staff are all very friendly and have a good knowledge of the local area. The best thing about a1 is that they are cheaper for local fares than other locl firms which are not £3.50 for a local fare whereas a1 is £3 they also offer discounds for frequent users and welcome contracts from companies.

Good reliable taxi service based in Antrim. Always seem to turn up on time whenever I use them and…read moredrivers all seem pleasant enough. Always seem to have plenty of cars on so there never is a long waiting time.

Full marks! One of the drivers had a slight mishap and scratched my car but the company took full…read moreresponsibility and paid for my local car body repair garage to sort it - no hassle.

I have tried these guys twice now and the first time they didnt show up, next time they were 45…read moreminutes late and expected paid

Loved it. Historic and timeless. It opened in 1848 with must building done in the early 1900's mock…read moreTudor style and still standing. It has a wonderful footbridge built by Walter MacFarlane's Saracen Foundry in Glasgow. They specialised in on street drinking fountains, bandstands, lamp standards and made elegance part of their designs creating artistic utility. A lot of staff were in the station to help and I got darn good coffees from a cafe within. I think I paid just over £6 for very good cappuccino from a friendly barista. The toilet facilities are well maintained. Isn't living history fascinating oh and I mentioned the Tudors 1485 to 1603. They were the first to introduce a minimum wage into the UK.

Antrim Station is like flippin' Ghost Town epitomised...honestly, it's the wierdest place…read more Obviously passengers are constantly going through it, and getting on and off trains, but the actual station itself is completely lacking in, well, just about everything. It is very reminiscent of Lisburn Station, with its red brick walls, retro porch style areas, and olde worlde charm, but it's completely dead. When we got off the train, there was no-one in the ticket booth / information point, and we had no clue as to where we were going, so that wasn't very helpful. It ended up we walked the whole way round to the town centre, on a route that took us twice as long as the more direct road. Excellent...particularly when it starts raining, and you're got on your Sun Shimmer and a short sleeved cardie. Speckled arms, anyone? That aside, we did mind to find our way back (just about...can we not have some signs up people?!), and had a bit of a wait for a train to Belfast. No-one was around when we got there - no conductors, no passengers, no nothing. I had a quick peek in the ticket booth, and it seemed pretty dead too. We dandered over to the far side of the station, and hoped to sit in the inside waiting area, only to discovered it was closed. Oh joy. Luckily I had a few tissues, so mopping up excess rain water from the bench wasn't an issue. Once the train came (Antrim features on the Belfast to Londonderry / Derry line), my sister and I were more than relieved to be on our way home. Thankfully there was a break in the rain, so we managed to stay dry for our wait, thank goodness. Still, that'll teach me to reach for the wash off tan...