Glenariff Teahouse in Moyle

Renowned for its ‘Afternoon Tea’ the Glenariff Teahouse offers not just magnificent views but a mouth-watering menu of home-made food sourced from local ingredients. They offer also workshops – budding writers are invited to release their creative juices with their short story, scriptwriting and storytelling courses whilst artists are invited to learn how to capture the stunning scenery on paper and canvas on their watercolour and oil painting courses. I have to mention scones, they are the best in Ireland!!! Also big choice of souvenirs!!!

The Tea House is situated at the top of the carpark it over looks Glenariff which on a beautiful day has fabulous views..the Tea House has plenty of seating the staff are very helpful and friendly and the menu is of good variety slot of people choose to sit out when it is a sunny day

Lovely friendly service. Good selection. Decent prices and tasty food. Highly recommend their chilli fries which are little spicy balls of heaven !

Absolutely brilliant experience. Two absolutely delightful ladies who couldn't have been more helpful. Daughter has dairy and soya allergy and were amazing at accommodating her requirements. We also really enjoyed our meal. Great weather so enjoyed the view with our meal.

I was impressed with this wee place and their social distancing as well as very good hygiene. We visited on 16th July (2020) so before the wearing of masks in certain buildings/businesses came in to force. The two lovely ladies who were working there were both very friendly, helpful, and efficient. There were plenty of signs around which gave clear direction regarding the Covid19 precautions and the ladies reinforced them verbally in a polite manner. The tea was very good, chips, shortbread, and ice-cream were also very nice. Hand sanitiser was placed at the entrance and exit with clear direction for visitors to either use the one provided or use their own. The views from the tea house were lovely. In the little courtyard behind the tea house there were toilets for ladies, gents, and an accessible toilet for disabled visitors. There were ramps available for use by anyone who can't use stairs. I would definitely visit again. For those who can't walk far or self-propel in a wheelchair far, please note that the disabled persons' parking is at least 100m from the tea house and the path is on a gradual incline up to the entrance of the tea house. There are picnic tables with benches attached dotted around on the (sloped) grassy areas around in front of the tea house. I would definitely make a return visit.

Lovely walking and scenic at the Queen of the Glen's followed by a lovely wholesome snack to round off

Heaven natural beauty in Northern Ireland, we walked towards the waterfalls as well where we found at the bottom a beautiful restaurant

Fantastic day out, great scenic walks plenty of picnic tables, clean toilets, and great parking. Super place for the family or just you and your dog

We didn't do the tea rooms but we did walk the waterfalls which were stunning and paths were easy to navigate even with young ones.

Great walk. Kids loved the waterfalls. Well earned beer in cafe afterwards served by very friendly staff