Location: Portstewart
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Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Portstewart, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Portstewart is a small town in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It had a population of 8,029 people in the 2011 Census. It is a seaside resort neighbouring Portrush. Its harbour and scenic coastal paths form an Atlantic promenade leading to 2 miles of golden strand (Portstewart Strand). Portstewart is probably best known for this sandy beach, popular with surfers.
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10. Adelphi Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By william n
Went for early evening meal good choice on the menu and a great deal for two our three courses The service was excellent the staff were friendly and for a Tuesday evening a good number of people dinning.Would recommend the steak burger followed by the homemade apple pie William thank you for your wonderful review. I will be sure to pass your comments on to our Bistro team and I know they will be delighted that you found the service to be excellent and friendly. Thank you the recommendation of the Burger and the homemade apple pie we are very glad you enjoyed it. We look forward to seeing you again soon.
9. Mermaid Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 837 reviews
Reviewed By madamejojo40
We went as a group of eight people for a 70th Birthday celebration. We were informed at the time of booking, at the confirmation of booking and TWICE on arrival we only had the table for two hours. Ok, we get it. If this is the case, it is the responsibility of the wait staff and the kitchen staff to get the food out in a timely manner. After an hour and a half, 20 minutes after the starter had been cleared, 6 of us had our mains, but there was no sign of the other two. We had to ask if they were coming. We were told, "The chefs are all about the presentation", though clearly not about making sure we all have our food at the same time. And clearly not about making sure we have time to have our meal. After the main course, we were not asked if we would like to see the dessert menu, again we had to ask for it. When the waitress came to give us the menu, we were told we couldn't have the chocolate fondant as it took 10 minutes to cook and we didn't have time. Maybe if we hadn't had to wait for half an hour for our main courses, we would have had time. Maybe if we hadn't had to ask for a dessert menu we would have had time. We were not slow eaters and the manager, after checking the timings admitted there had been a delay. He gave us a "round of drinks" off the price as compensation. This amounted to a bloody Mary, a cider and a coke (as all the other drinks had been wine). Great. We ate our celebratory meal with one eye on the clock and were made to feel like second class citizens.I was so conscious we had to be out. The wait staff, managerial staff and chefs ensured our celebration meal was nothing like we'd hoped for. Really disappointed.
8. Harbour bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 908 reviews
Traditional bar and Bistro international menu ,with live music each night open everyday closed Christmas day
Reviewed By GazF211118
The restaurant really lets the bar part of this establishment down.The bar is great and has character and the Guinness is great but the restaurant is another story!The food was extremely average considering the waiting times, we werenât the only table that this was happening to, there were a number of tables around us that were getting frustrated. We eventually got our starter and finished this and waited another 30 mins and no member of the waiting staff came near us. I had to go and get someone to clear our table & get our mains which as previously mentioned were hardly worth the wait.I know this is a well known tourist area and it can be busy at times but there is no excuse for shabby service, the waiting staff really didnât give a hoot they were just going through the motions. Definitely will return to the bar but wonât be eating here again.
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7. Villa Portstewart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By nigeltheshed
Arrived unexpectedly on a Sunday evening, place was quite busy but they fitted us in .. a little confusion as to which door to use , we witnessed a few others in same boat .. food was marvelous, service was friendly , but had to be approached for almost everything from drinks to desert..that aside a pleasant evening
6. Sizzlin' Sausage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Mike M
Had a meal Saturday the 27th. All i can say was terrible food. Lasagne was all dried up and covered in Cheese to disguise it. To be honest it looked like it came from a supermarket freezer. The chicken coujons were tock hard and over cooked. Fries were barely warm. I would not recommend or will i be back here.
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5. Kiwi's Brew Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Something is most definitely brewing in Portrush - beer is making a quiet and classy comeback! By forging strong links with domestic, individual, artisan brewers Kiwi's Brew Bar is able to source suds that you simply can't get elsewhere along with the bes
Reviewed By NITraveller3
Iâve been going to Portrush for many years and usually headed down to the usual venues at the harbour, which are also great. I canât believe that I havenât visited this bar before as it is a great venue. Which door to get in can be a bit confusing but once in itâs a great cosy bar with great friendly service and a limited but delicious food menu (mostly burgers). Great Guinness and good variety of other beers and spirits. Looking forward to my next visit.
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4. The New York Grill Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 416 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen K
Last minute decision to try and wish we picked somewhere else. After being seated we were left alone for nearly 20 mins so had to find someone to take our order. Food arrived in another 20 mins which was average. Pretty pricey for all we got, fish and chips at £16. Lasagne,hard chips £14. Watery jug cordial £2.10 . Jawbuk gin and tonic £8.05 ...... all a bit too dear I'm afraid its a reminder to book the tides in time next time ...we won't be backHi Stephen,Thank you for your review and for taking the time to list the contents of your receipt. Having read your recent review on Morelli's Ice Cream, it seems that you are very price aware. We offer special deals at lunch time and an Early Bird offer in the evenings between 5pm and 6.30pm where you can have 3 courses for the price of the main course. If you decide to return, these might be good options for you.I see no point in name dropping other local restaurants, but for your information, I have checked, and our prices are very similar.Best wishes,Peter
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3. Jam Jar Coffee House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By AnnieMG
We stopped here last Sunday early afternoon and it was very busy. However, we were met by a friendly server who without hesitation cleared a little table for us, and brought our coffees. Great coffee, superb friendly service, clean toilets.Highly recommended. Thank you hope to see you again soon x
2. Cromore Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By redhand
All staff have that pleasant north coast warmth that makes you feel very welcome. Food is good, generous portions and reasonably priced. Happy to return and recommend.Dear redhandThank you for your recent review, We are delighted that you received the warm North Coast welcome that we give to all our Guests and customers here at the Cromore Halt. Thank you for recommending us and we look forward to welcoming you back in the near future. Once again Thank you for your kind review.
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1. Harry's Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1352 reviews
A little beach shack right on the sand serving the best of local fish and home grown vegetables in a relaxed environment. Book in, and enjoy
Reviewed By Criticus_Maximus
I love the whole ethos of Harryâs - easy, casual and right on the beach so that you can l take a long walk before or after along lunch. However, itâs lost itâs edge - too many restaurants become complacent with early success. We had the fish and chips - batter was not very tasty and even worse, soft. Chunky chips were bland and the tartare sauce was just about ok. At nearly £15 a dish I came away feeling I wished Iâd gone to the local chippy. Vegetarian options were limited. Service was friendly and amiable. The restaurant looked tired and lacking in love with empty shelves across the whole of one wall. Overall dull and tired and a disappointing experience. Needs to get its vibe back.
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