One of my favourite areas to visit in Northern Ireland for a short break is the North Coast. It has everything you could possibly need; amazing restaurants, beautiful beaches and a great variety of activities. There are so many stunning places to explore and fantastic things to do it will be hard job to narrow down my top spots. My mum, me and my sister in Me and Mrs Jones Lost and found eatery is a secret gem located close to Portstewart Strand and has the best brunch menu. The restaurants itself has a simplistic feel and overlooks the sea. Who wouldn't want to drink their morning coffee while enjoying the waves beat against the sand? This eatery is definitely a must visit for all the foodies out there, it is quite expensive but if you've tried the food you'll understand why. My personal favourite is the 'JackFruit Tacos' which are made up of pulled jackfruit, house salsa, lime aioli and avocado on soft-shell tacos. It costs £7.50 and are filled with flavour. Th
Dining out is one of my favourite things to do, which unfortunately has been put on hold for a few weeks. I would usually eat out one or two times a week, whether that be at one of my favourite restaurants, or trying somewhere new. To keep me busy while the hospitality sector is closed I have recently been going on lots of walks throughout Northern Ireland and exploring new places during lockdown. Not only is this new activity much easier on my bank account than my original, but it has also benefitted me in various different ways so it's a win-win really. I thought I would take pictures during walks and share some of the prettiest places I have recently visited. My mum and I Lurgan Park is an open parkland with various walking routes. The main feature of the park is a beautiful man-made lake, home to many ducks and swans making it very popular for families with young children. No matter what time or day you visit Lurgan Park you can be sure to see an abundance of people 'feedi