We detected 3 new independent hospitality venues opening in Mid and East Antrim from public planning and licensing registers, while they are still fitting out. Suppliers who sell to new venues reach them here first, months before the doors open.
Each row is a real opening detected from public registers. Addresses are redacted here; subscribers get them in full, with the applicant and the stage. The register reference links to the council’s own public record so every row can be checked.
| Lead time | What is opening | Location | Register ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| opening soon | New restaurant | Galgorm Castle Estate •• Galgorm Road, Gracehill, Ballymena, BT42 ••• | LA02/2026/0160/LBC 21 Feb 2026 |
| opening soon | New café (change of use from existing cafe) | •• Tullygarley Road, Ballymena, BT42 ••• | LA02/2026/0190/F 10 Mar 2026 |
| opening soon | New pub / bar | •• Marine Lane, Whitehead, Carrickfergus, BT38 ••• | LA02/2026/0114/F 12 Feb 2026 |
Validated against the Food Standards Agency register. Detected from Idox / planning-register data for Mid and East Antrim.
One email when a new hospitality venue is detected in Mid and East Antrim. No account, no card. If you supply new venues, this is the earliest you will ever hear.
One supplier per category, per region. When your category in Mid and East Antrim is taken, it closes.
Claim your category →Public UK planning and premises-licensing registers for Mid and East Antrim. We detect the genuine new independent openings inside the noise and hand them to you clean, weeks or months before anyone else notices.
On the openings we have confirmed against the Food Standards Agency register, the gap from filing to trading has been one to seven months, typically three to five. Enough time to quote and win the account first.
Suppliers to new hospitality venues in Mid and East Antrim: EPOS, insurance, food and drink wholesale, kitchen and extraction fit-out, drinks, signage, waste and hygiene.