Causeway

We came just to eat. Service was amazing, but the food was mixed. The burgers were very tasty; the steak sandwich wasn't great because the steak was overcooked and chewy, and the fish and chips were average. The crab tostadas were more like crab nachos. Portions are very big, though the price reflects that.

We came back after visiting two years ago, and the food was just as good as we remembered. It was delicious, served in a peaceful atmosphere by delightful, very capable staff. Highly recommend!

We parked at the hotel while visiting the causeway. The parking cost £10, and we were told we could put that fee towards takeaway coffee. On the way back, I bought two tiny coffees, an americano and a latte, plus two small cakes. I think it's the most expensive coffee I've ever had. The total was £16, and I only got the cakes because I thought they'd effectively be free, but I still had to pay another £6 on top of the parking fee.

We planned on just one night and wound up staying three, and could easily have spent a whole week here. The warm, filling breakfast and cozy bar were lovely, and the staff were extraordinary. Built in 1836, the place has real grandeur and feels like stepping back in time, perched by the Giant's Causeway above the Wild Atlantic Coast. Bushmills is right nearby, such a sweet town. Loved the whole stay.