Moes Grill

A splendid eating spot on the outskirts of Antrim town near Junction One shopping complex. Handy to locate and ample parking. Its better to book a table but generally one can be accommodated by just arriving in. The food is great quality, hence the good crowd of diners there most of the time. One small criticism, the toilets could be a little more presentable, if you get my meaning ! Try the coated chicken on champ with accompanying tobacco onions and dressing of your choice, fabulous !
4 7 years ago (18-03-2018)

It has been a long time since I have been at this place and I hope that it hasn’t changed for it was a lovely place and the staff were very friendly and the food was beautiful
5 7 years ago (03-05-2018)

As a family we enjoy eating out and thought that we would give Moes Grill a try as we had spent the afternoon at Junction One Our family was kept waiting to be seated before anyone acknowledged that we were there. We ordered 2x roast dinners along with various kids meals but had to complain to the manager as the meat was full of fat. . We can honestly say that this meal was one of the worst we have ever tasted. The manager gave one of the meals free in the end after trying to insist that there was a certain element of fat on beef. Maybe the cows in Antrim are better fed than the ones in Belfast or possibly the cow gym fees are too expensive.
1 7 years ago (17-02-2018)

Food was great waitress was soo attentive and helpful. Super staff attitude. Tasty food with decent portion sizes. Recommended
5 7 years ago (21-02-2018)

Probably the worst meal we've had! My wife had chilli chicken pitta... Boiled chicken breasts cut into chunks and drizzled with that cheap chilli sauce every rubbish diner uses. The chicken didn't taste quite right either, don't know if it was it or the pong of that sauce. I had a sky scraper burger. Burger with pulled pork and tobacco onions. Would have been ok but the grease ran from the tobacco onions all over my plate and hands. I had to go wash my hands before I could finish my chips etc. And also, and this may be an oversight for me but a small D.Coke is £2.. ok... But a large Sprite Zero... £3.75? Almost £4 for a drink of Sprite that probably cost them 20p. Poor quality and well over priced. Over £30 for us and a kids meal. Never again!
1 7 years ago (29-04-2018)