The 10 Best Food & Drink in Causeway Coastal Route, Northern Ireland

September 27, 2021 Etsuko Causey

Discover the best top things to do in Causeway Coastal Route, United Kingdom including Made in Derry Food Tours, Toast the Coast, Irish Feast, Walled City Market, Causeway Boats, Bushmills Distillery, My Little Kitchen Cookery School, Causeway Speciality Market, Hilden Brewing Company, An t-Ionad Fiona/Wine Center.
Restaurants in Causeway Coastal Route

1. Made in Derry Food Tours

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5.0 based on 12 reviews

Made in Derry Food Tours

A 4 hour walking tour during which we will visit 6 local eateries in beautiful Derry, hear from the owners, producers and chefs and taste over 20 different food and drinks. You’ll experience craft beers, local cheese, beautiful street food and mouthwatering fresh fish. Let us give you a warm Derry welcome and get 'under the skin' of our city

2. Toast the Coast

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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Toast the Coast

Toast the Coast Food Tours celebrates the delicious local food along the Antrim Coast Road & Glens, part of the world-famous Causeway Coastal Route.Enjoy a range of handmade, hooked & harvested food on a full day tasting experience. Recipes based on the best of local, award-winning producers, meet the locals, enjoy stunning scenery and light commentary, whilst travelling by luxury coach or private vehicle.

3. Irish Feast

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5.0 based on 70 reviews

Irish Feast

Irish Feast Food Tours: ‘For food is history on a plate. No ingredient or combination of ingredients arrives by accident. There’s always a reason for them being there. They tell of trade, conquest, migration, social change. Any people’s fundamental identity is lodged in their food.’ On an Irish Feast food tour, whether in Ballycastle or Bushmills, Glenarm or Rathlin Island, we tell tales of ancient peoples and modern foods; of Viking raiders and English sailors; of the great clans of yesterday and the collaborative industry of today. Discover old recipes and new trends; talk to traditional family-owned restaurants and up and coming artisan cafes and eateries; taste all our history and culture, and truly experience the creative future of our home on a scintillating, surprising, seriously tasty Irish Feast Food Tour. Please join us! Remember the Irish proverb: Laughter is brightest where food is served best. We'll show you the truth of this. See you soon.

4. Walled City Market

Guildhall Square, Derry BT48 6AA Northern Ireland +44 28 7125 3253 [email protected] http://www.derrystrabane.com/markets
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Walled City Market

Join us on the first Saturday of the month from February to December where the Guildhall Square welcomes the very best of artisan traders, offering visitors a friendly shopping experience with a wide selection of specialty foods ranging from fruit and vegetables, homemade jams and preserves, artisan breads, cakes, sweets and treats plus handmade crafted products. Tickle your taste buds with artisan breads & cakes, a range of organic meats and of course some sweet treats. Special occasion on the horizon or shopping for that special someone? Find that unique gift from our wide range of handcrafted products. Some products can be personalised so be sure to check with the trader when purchasing. The Walled City Market also operates at additional events throughout the year such as: Halloween's Haunted Harvest Market & The Winterland Market.

5. Causeway Boats

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5.0 based on 55 reviews

Causeway Boats

We invite you to enjoy a fully immersive experience of the North Coast from a different perspective! Fishing/ Scenic Wildlife/ Sunrise Foodie We provide year-round tours that go far beyond the fishing season, offering 3 completely unique tours tailored to suit all ages, abilities and interests, with each of our tours delivering truly awe-inspiring coastal views that include stunning sunrises, traditional harbours, majestic lighthouses, puffins, dolphins and the infamous images of Giants Causeway and Dunluce castle. From children learning to catch their first mackerel, to stunning sightseeing on 'our living' coast, birdwatching and foodie tours such as our one of a kind ‘Catch and Sea’ breakfast tour. For full details of this check out our website and please get in touch via email We look forward to welcoming you onboard- the Causeway Boats crew.

6. Bushmills Distillery

2 Distillery Road, Bushmills BT57 8XH Northern Ireland +44 28 2073 1521 [email protected] http://www.bushmills.com/#BMTheOldBushmillsDistillery
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4.5 based on 2,741 reviews

Bushmills Distillery

Opened in 1608, this is the oldest licensed distillery in the world and exports its whiskey internationally.

Reviewed By matts23 - Brighton, United States

A tour of the Bushmills distillery was definitely called for when in the area! Overall, the tour was excellent...very informative, and went through the working area of the distillery. Unfortunately, this was during the distilleries' "down" time (approx. 2 weeks), when they perform maintenance and cleaning of most areas, so we didn't get to see any of the production going on. Fortunately, the staff at the visitor's center made it very clear that this was the case (as did their website) before you pay for the tour, so the expectations are clear. As a nice added touch, patrons were provided a small sampler bottle of Bushmills as consolation for not seeing the production. Despite not seeing production, our tour guide was fantastic, and the tour itself very informative. We thoroughly enjoyed this visit. The sample at the end of the tour was also very much appreciated!! In the "sample" bar, there are also options to purchase additional samples and drinks, so there's no rush to leave, and it's easy to pass some time, enjoying the beautiful tasting room. Underage patrons receive a free non-alcoholic beverage, which was appreciated. Of course, after the tasting room is the gift shop, including some limited edition whiskeys, so after the tasting room, it's easy to feel your wallet get lighter........ My only negative is that picutres during the tour were strictly prohibited; it would have been nice to capture some pictures of the grounds and buildings.

7. My Little Kitchen Cookery School

162 Gortgare Road, Greysteel BT47 3DB Northern Ireland +44 28 7181 3712 [email protected] http://www.mylk.co.uk/?s=home
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4.5 based on 21 reviews

My Little Kitchen Cookery School

Whether you are looking to improve your cookery skills, cook up a feast for family and friends or learn how to bake, we offer a range of contemporary cookery classes and demonstrations in a fun and relaxed environment.We cater for budding chefs and foodies alike. If you love to cook and eat, you'll love My Little Kitchen Cookery School.

8. Causeway Speciality Market

35 The Diamond outside Town Hall, Coleraine BT52 1DP Northern Ireland +44 28 7034 7044 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/causewaymarkets
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Causeway Speciality Market

A bustling, local food and craft market held in Coleraine Town Centre on the 2nd Saturday of each month, 9am to 4pm. It is Northern Ireland’s largest regular outdoor market with over 50 stalls. Take time to visit the array of food stalls with: meats including goat, quail, venison, pork & bacon, buffalo, Dexter beef and local chorizo; fish both fresh and smoked; curry sauces; oils; relishes; olives; fresh pasta; sheep’s cheese; jams; chutneys; teas, coffees, artisan breads and local vegetables. For those with a sweet tooth, we've a wide variety available; cakes, cookies, meringues, cup-cakes, traybakes, marshmallows, waffles and sticky toffee puddings. For that unique gift or a treat for yourself, the traders at the Causeway market provide a superb selection of quality crafts, such as handmade jewellery, textile crafts, handbags, soaps, scented candles, woollen products, ceramics and framed photography. Located outside the Town Hall, just 12 min walk from Coleraine Train Station

9. Hilden Brewing Company

Hilden House Grand Street Grand Street, Lisburn BT27 4TY Northern Ireland +44 28 9266 3863 http://www.hildenbrewingco.com/
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4.0 based on 34 reviews

Hilden Brewing Company

Reviewed By ConorN93 - Liverpool, United Kingdom

Booked a table looking for somewhere to eat really close to where I live and I was definitely blown away with how great it was. Our food was absolutely lovely and cooked to perfection, with the absolute right amount of all seasoning and spices and with a portion size which was spot on. Our desert was also fantastic and I really enjoyed it. The ale was unreal! I enjoy a bottle when I grab it from Tesco but it tasted so much better at the source! I highly recommend the Hilden Halt which went down a treat. The staff were also very courteous and friendly and made sure we were looked after all evening Hope to be back here soon!

10. An t-Ionad Fiona/Wine Center

12-14 High Street, Draperstown, Magherafelt BT45 7AA Northern Ireland +44 28 7962 7836 [email protected] http://www.AbsoluteOrganicWine.com
An t-Ionad Fiona/Wine Center

We are organic and biodynamic wine specialists;Our is mission to encourage customers to purchase organic products for all our futures,and to give practical opportunities for using the Irish language on site at our Ionad Fíona/Wine Center. For those unable to travel please visit our website www.AbsoluteOrganicWine.com Is Beatha Teanga í a Labhairt> A Language Breathes When Spoken!

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