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Best Restaurants in August in Coleraine (Updated 2025)

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1. Yoko at the Jet Centre

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AU$42Asian Cuisine

2. Ground Espresso Bars

5/5
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AU$16Coffee Shops
M32***23Don't miss this shop with a handsome bartender, Ground Espresso Bars! It serves desserts, coffee, cold drinks and alcohol. The simple meals are also rich, the salads are very fresh, and there are seafood pasta and salads to choose from. They are all great! Recommended, the music is very nice～～～

3. Starbucks

5/5
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Coffee Shops
M32***23Bright, clean, uniform and professional is the impression given by Starbucks around the world. It's really good. Brush the city cup you've never seen before, look at the coffee surroundings, order a cup of coffee and dessert, take a break, and enjoy the relaxing afternoon during the trip. It's a great feeling

4. Istanbul

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Western-style

5. Castle Kitchen + Bar

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AU$38Barbeque

6. The Bushmills Inn Restaurant

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AU$48Western-styleViewOpen Late
OO-OOBushmills is the main town near the Giant's Causeway and is famous for producing whiskey. It is said to be the earliest whiskey producing area in Ireland. This hotel provides accommodation and catering, and its business is very good. Reservations are required for dining.

7. Granny Annie's

5/5
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AU$23Western-style
137***66Granny Annie's is a relatively civilian restaurant. The hamburger buns are average, but the bacon is pretty good. The Coke has ice cubes and the coffee is quite strong. Overall it's pretty good and the price is not too high.

8. District 45

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9. Primrose

5/5
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AU$20Western-style
137***66Have a cup of coffee and try the famous soda bread of Northern Ireland. The soda bread made by Northern Irish people does not contain baking powder, so it is softer and tastes similar to cake. Be sure to remember to add white cream to it!