THE HALFWAY BAR HISTORY
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The Halfway first opened its doors in 1838
The Hamill family have held the key since 1995
It has stood the test of time to interweave near and far, past and present to create a warm friendly welcome to all who cross their door.
Nestled at the foot of Slemish Mountain, it is a delight for locals and tourists to discover. Sure St. Patrick himself would be proud to see this traditional family run pub and restaurant flourish under his namesake, Pat Hamill.
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Passion for excellence, coupled with constant investment and innovation has set The Halfway apart from the pack. Collaboration with Chef Sean Moran who has created an array of locally sourced dishes has produced an imaginative, modern yet informal menu, showcasing the best of local, seasonal produce full of excellent flavours all at affordable prices.
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Its welcoming atmosphere, plethora of events and safe space means it ticks all the right boxes. Raising thousands for charity each year (£60k over 4 years for MacMillan Cancer), the pub also plays a huge part in local community events.
We are more than a pub, we are;
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“We pride ourselves in providing a top quality and professional service, understanding the requirements of each customer to deliver not just a service, but an experience that will exceed all expectations.” - PAT
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Book With usTo make a booking simply let us know how many guests and then select an available date. Looking forward to seeing you! Normal Opening Hours Friday 5pm – 9pm Saturday 12.30pm – 9pm Sunday 12.30pm – 8.30pm |
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143 Carnlough Rd,
Broughshane, Ballymena, BT43 7JW |