restaurants antrim

Popular Indian cooking. Open Monday to Saturday 12noon to 2pm and 5.30pm to 11pm;  Sunday 5.30pm to 10pm.    Modern, airconditioned and fully licensed.  
Booking advisable from Thursday to Sunday to avoid disappointmant.  Vegetarian Menu and Disabled facilities available.
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This Tea Room/Restaurant is operated by the National Trust at the world famous Giant's Causeway. Cook/Manager Carol Campbell offers a daily choice of home cooked fayre. Specialities include a range of delicious soup and a variety of traditional breads, scones and cakes....

A pleasant haven for morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea, where Victorian style décor and pine furnishings complement the traditional home baking and fine selection of teas. Tea House Hampers are always available....

Offering a good selection of home-cooked dishes in pleasant surroundings this coffee shop in the busy little town of Ballymoney also has convenient parking....

The restaurant situated on the B148 at the southern entrance of the Glens of Antrim, may well be one of the most beautifully situated on the Irish coastline. Lynden Heights is family run and uses local fresh produce accompanied by tasty sauces and crisp vegetables. Superb views and scenery, and a comprehensive list of six fine wines complete the experience....

A small family run licensed restaurant in the historic resort of Ballycastle, the gateway to the Glens of Antrim. In the evenings Wysner's offers a sophosticated cuisine with an accent on good value: Menu's are changed daily and local produce and fresh ingredients predominate.

Specialities include fresh North Atlantic Salmon caught nearby at Carrick-A-Rede and our famous Bushmills Malt Cheesecake. An extensive daytime menu is served downstairs in the elegant French style café....