Prom Cafe — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Love visiting The Prom Cafe. Recently it has been very busy however, there is a great vibe and buzz in the Cafe and considering the recent news that so many hospitality businesses are suffering and ultimately closing as a result, it’s great to see in our local town. Despite being busy, all the staff work really hard to provide an excellent customer experience. It is especially great for dog owners with there being a designated area, bowls of water provided also. Staff are very informative re menu information, prices and if on the odd occasion there is a wait time. Brilliant variety on the menu and delicious when served. Will continue to visit. Make sure to check it out and the home made chips are a must, especially at Xmas!!!...

My whole family love this place. We have been going for years, and have always been so well accommodated, no matter our circumstances.

From when my children were tiny babies in a double buggy and to now with our Springer Spaniel, nothing is ever a bother.

It’s brilliant that we can walk our dog along the promenade and shore front then take him with us for a coffee after. He even gets his own wee portion of chicken if he’s been a good boy. 😉

Food menu is extensive, and the food is always spot on.

The best place in Larne for a fry, although I am partial to the pasta bakes too. 😋

Large car parks nearby and 100% accessible for wheelchair users and prams, including accessible toilets, it does get really busy though...

Ordered two meals from the all day breakfast menu. Was given a tray with two tea pots and crockery. Walked around cafe for five minutes. There were a number of customers sitting at uncleared tables, obviously having finished their food, there was also one large table and a table for four reserved. We then moved and stood by the counter as staff continued to serve customers. I appreciate they were busy as they moved around us but we had no where else to go. No one offered assistance, there was no creative problem solving. No one acknowledged our presence (other than a tut as I was in the way) or offered to help us find a table. After 10 minutes I asked for and received a no...