The Diamond Bar
A friendly, well-rated pub in Ballycastle with a warm local feel and sensible mid-range prices.

Cafés · Ballycastle
Tucked into the corner of Quay Street, this is a cosy little spot where the welcome does a lot of the work — the staff are patient, quick with suggestions if someone has a dietary quirk, and food arrives fast enough to head off a meltdown. Inside is snug rather than roomy, so buggies are easier on a quiet weekday; there's outdoor seating for sunny days and free parking around the corner. The wheaten bread is a genuine highlight, and the pastries, sausage rolls, prawn open sandwich and a properly generous "small fry" all deliver for very little money. Saturday is pizza night — thin, crispy, freshly made, with vegan cheese done well and dough balls worth ordering — and it's bring-your-own. Book ahead: it fills quickly and walk-ins are often turned away. Gluten-free savoury choices are thin.

A little something creative for your next meal out. Filled with colouring, simple drawing prompts for cute animals, origami and conversation starters designed to bring more play, laughter and connection to the table. 3 free printable packs for toddlers, preschoolers and primary-aged children.
A friendly, well-rated pub in Ballycastle with a warm local feel and sensible mid-range prices.
Pub outside, smart bistro inside — kids' menu, high chairs, free parking and steaks families rave about; book ahead.
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