Whether you fancy somewhere with a bit of history, a spot that is perfect for people watching, or somewhere for all the family to enjoy, there is somewhere for everyone.
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The Speckled Hen on the Derriaghy Road in Lisburn recently reopened after a period of closure and you can once again experience food and drink in one of the oldest pubs in the country. The Speckled Hen was stablished in 1660 and will be known to many locals as The Traveller's Rest before it was taken over and revamped in 2014. Photo: Google
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Era Restaurant in Hinch Distillery is one of the newest restaurants in the area. Not only can you enjoy the surroundings of the distillery, you can enjoy food created by chef Gemma Austin, who made a name for herself as the owner of A Peculiar Tea, and star of the BBC show Great British Menu Photo: Era Restaurant
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For the past 404 years, located in the heart of Drumbeg, Belfast, sits Robert Stewart’s Spirit Grocer or more familiarly known as Bob Stewart’s Whether you’re looking for a warm and comforting seafood chowder, a hearty rack of BBQ pork ribs or a fresh and aromatic helping of roasted Mediterranean vegetables, you can find it at Robert Stewart’s. Photo: Google
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Dine like royalty in the tea rooms at Northern Ireland's only royal palace - Hillsborough Castle. Café in the Weston Pavilion caters for full sit-in and patio dining. You can also enjoy a garden-inspired afternoon tea in the Weston Pavilion Café and experience the wonderful gardens. Photo: Historic Royal Palaces