Had a sumptuous Sunday lunch today at The Inn, Castledawson. Started with lovely selection of breads with selection of butters, which was appreciated. My husband and I both had turkey and ham with stuffing, served with mash and selection winter veg. The turkey and stuffing were delicious and the baked ham was so tender and tasty. Beautifully presented by pleasant staff members and so enjoyable. The best turkey and ham dinner I’ve had in years, and there have been many. Daughter had braised shin of beef, tender and tasty, and again very well presented. Brother had hake (fish of the day) which he really enjoyed. We’d two starters both choosing the fish cake, and two deserts, one apple crumble...
We followed the Inn in Castledawson on Facebook since it went under new management , we only wish we had visited sooner Foodies, The food and service is amazing. On one of our recent visits, we brought our grandson who is 4 and who has autism, We phoned prior to our visit and they helped us with his meal plan even letting us bring his pasta and cooking it . This visit we brought mum to celebrate her 90th birthday. There is everything on this menu to suit what ever occasion, from a casual meal to a special occasion. For those of you who live further a field , there is rooms for an over night stay. It’s up there with the best restaurants in Northern Ireland and it’s reasonable priced.
My 2 friends and I always enjoyed our Sunday lunches at the Inn, and we were always warmly welcomed by John and his staff. Before the Covid restrictions, this was carvery style dining, but last time we went, a staff member fetched our choices from the carvery, although the food was still delicious, it just didn't feel the same; I like more of this and less of that, while my friends' amounts would vary. We intend returning soon to see how things are, because the food was always the best.
Visited The Inn and had a lovely meal, can’t fault it, great location, food was very good and service was spot on.It was a shame we were the only people there. The waiter assured me it wasn’t always like this and I hope this is the case as it couldn’t have made any money that night. I would highly recommend this place and encourage people to use it otherwise Mid Ulster will surely lose a good place to eat out.
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This nice victorian town house should really draw the hungry guest or the active traveller with its Main Street setting and wonderful views over the Moyola River, made famous by Nobel Poet Seamus Heaney. Instead, it's a guessing game when it is open or closed, who owns it and whether the owner really cares about his guests, his food and his staff. A wonderful opportunity wasted!
Amazing fish tacos, fish chips and “goats beats” salad, with fantastically friendly service. Highly recommend staying eating here if you’re ever in the area.
Meal with parents whilst on a road trip; Fish Tacos were amazing, as was the Goats cheese Salad. Highly recommend that you come this way if in the area.
No hassle food prepared , presented and delivered. A small quaint country bar in the Seamus Heaney District. A lot of history in this old Establishment.
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This is an amazing restaurant, the food was first class, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff! I would highly recommend. Disability friendly too!
No prices on menu .rump of lamb 2 small pieces very fat and well under cooked.Service very good but wont be back soon
