The Nook - Carte

Located at the entrance of Giant's Causeway, this cafe is a boon to tourists, friendly staff, excellent fast cuisine and choicest drinks, a memorable place to spend time after a grueling trek.

This is a fantastic little spot with affordable prices and a great variety of drinks and light snacks. We tried the afternoon tea and were impressed by the incredibly fresh scones. The staff were also extremely friendly.

Had two chicken sandwiches which were very good. Order of fries was huge and very good. Still no ketchup in bottle anywhere in Ireland so if you’re a ketchup lover be prepared to open small packets. Had a hot Baileys and chocolate cake with ice cream that was also delicious. Voir le carte

Situated next to the car park closest to the Giant's Causeway, this charming little restaurant is decorated with old school desks and benches. Although we only ordered coffees and desserts, the prices on the menu were quite high. The food did appear appetizing, but I was relieved that we only stopped in for a snack and not a full meal.

Not only is this place adorable and in a beautiful location, but the food and service were amazing as well! Some of the best food I've had all week in Ireland and you will not leave hungry. Sure, they are busy being right off the Causeway but are completely worth the wait. We were on a bus tour and had plenty of time to eat here and walk both blue and red route.

Ate here for a stop on a tour. I was leery as most of the time restaurant recommendations on tours I don't trust. I was very wrong on this one. The pub was airy, the food excellent and the Irish coffee hit the spot. I had the fish and chips and was pleased. Service was excellent considering the high volume they were handling. Price considering location at a major tourist spot was reasonable. Voir le carte

We sought refuge at this restaurant after a chilly, wet, and windy trip to Giants Causeway. The cozy old schoolhouse still retains its traditional charm. Although the food menu was limited, we opted not to dine. Instead, we ordered an Irish Coffee and a Baileys Coffee to warm up, which were delicious but quite pricey at nearly £20 for both. We sat by the welcoming open fire to dry off and wait for our tour bus to pick us up.

The pub was quiet as it was just before Christmas and we got a place to sit right away. Food came quickly but was average in taste. The meat was overcooked and the chips were greasy. We also had the soup which was tasty but with a small piece of wheaten bread so was expensive. The kids meal had the biggest plate of chips and seemed to be enjoyed. Definitely feel that it was expensive for what we received. Interestingly they asked us how was the meal and we said average and they just took our plates.

We called in here on Monday, the place was so busy, came in the door staff informed us to get a table, what specials where on that day, they where on a blackboard above a lovely fireplace, they then told us when we where ready to order to join the queue, we then placed our order at the bar, we had someone with us with a dairy allergy, the staff explained what we could have on the menu, I asked if the Irish stew had and dairy in it, the girl was unsure so asked the chef, which was great peace of mind, we had a great meal although expensive, and no alternative milk, but what stood out the most was the service and how well the staff deal with the amount of customers, reading some of the reviews... Voir le carte