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Revealed: Top 10 coffee shops in Co Antrim

10. Time Coffee House - 19 The Square, Ballyclare

9. Cafe KoKo - 2 Castle Erin Road, Portrush

8. Pots of Coffee - 13 The Square, Ballyclare

7. Season Coffee Shop - Sullatober Mill, 22 Marshalltown Road, Carrickfergus

6. Middletown - 60-64 Lower Middle Street, Ballymena

5. The Cosy Chair - 647 - 649 Shore Road, Whiteabbey

4. Established Coffee - 54 Hill Street, Belfast

3. Cafe Revive - 4A Bridge Street, Cushendall

2. Brown's Coffee Co. - 50 Main Street, Ballyclare

1. The Dock - 2A Queens Road, Belfast

September 6 2018 7:00 AM

We've pulled together a list of the top rated coffee shops across Co Antrim based on Trip Advisor reviews.

From quaint and cosy tea rooms in Cushendall to cool and contemporary spots in Belfast city centre, there's something for everyone in all corners of the county.

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