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Taste Causeway is a nine day foodie festival which aims to showcase the north coast's growing reputation for the finest in food and drink.
FOOD lovers are in for a treat in the coming week thanks to a new celebration - Taste Causeway.
A nine day food and drink festival, the event aims to showcase the very best that the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council area has to offer.
Among the highlights are speciality menus, theme evenings, markets and tours, including a special Danny Boy inspired menu created by the owners of The Lime Tree restaurant in Limavady.
"It's about creating momentum between local producers and our good food and sharing that with the public," says proprietor Stanley Matthews.
"What we have here is just too good to miss.
Taste Causeway takes place right across the borough council area and is timed to coincide with The Atlantic Sessions music festival, making it a week to remember on the north coast.
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