Located on the first floor of the 2.3million Gateway Visitor Centre in Antrim, the Boathouse restaurant offers a family friendly environment, with an outdoor terrace offering panoramic views across Lough Neagh. Their diverse menu includes delicious fish and chips and authentic pizzas, making it the perfect stop off for locals and visitors to the area.placeholder image
Located on the first floor of the 2.3million Gateway Visitor Centre in Antrim, the Boathouse restaurant offers a family friendly environment, with an outdoor terrace offering panoramic views across Lough Neagh. Their diverse menu includes delicious fish and chips and authentic pizzas, making it the perfect stop off for locals and visitors to the area.

9 of the quirkiest places to eat across Antrim and Newtownabbey

By Russell Keers
Published 24th Oct 2024, 16:21 GMT

There are a host of fantastic places to eat across Antrim and Newtownabbey, and deciding which one to visit can be a hard choice for even the most dedicated of foodies.

If you fancy somewhere different for your dinner or quirky for your cuppa, here are 9 great spots in the wider Antrim and Newtownabbey regions.

Ranging from a centuries old farmhouse to Asian strret food, there’s something to suit everyone.

Is there anywhere you’d add to the list?

Located in a former post office in Doagh village, Deja Brew Doagh delivers fresh produce in ample supply. The coffee shop sells baked goods as well as breakfast and lunch items on the Station Road.

9. Deja Brew Doagh

Located in a former post office in Doagh village, Deja Brew Doagh delivers fresh produce in ample supply. The coffee shop sells baked goods as well as breakfast and lunch items on the Station Road. Photo: Deja Brew Doagh

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