Location: Belfast
Top Restaurants in Belfast
Most Popular European food in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Reviews on European food in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. With a population of almost 300,000 in the city proper, Belfast has grown into a cosmopolitan destination and become a popular weekend break spot. With feelings of optimism and life pulsing through the city, Belfast makes for an energizing getaway. It's never been easier to tour the city, thanks to a number of intriguing bus, taxi, boat and pedestrian options. Don't miss the Ulster Folk Museum or the Belfast Cathedral, and make sure to experience some of the award-winning restaurants, bars, clubs, galleries and theaters.
Things to do in Belfast
10. The Lantern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 989 reviews
DINING AT THE LANTERN, BELFAST Exciting established restaurant in the heart of belfast city centre. A fantastic High quality Northern Irish ingredients create a varied menu with the focus firmly on great seasonal produce. An established favourite in the h
Reviewed By StephenM447
Three of us had a delightful dinner here recently.We were warmly welcomed and seated then promptly waited upon. The drinks were brought in short order as was our delicious food including the excellent octopus. Service was attentive but not intrusive and the sound level allowed normal conversation.The Lantern is conveniently located near City Hall and all the bus routes including the newly introduced Glider. We will be back.
9. Kitch Belfast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 874 reviews
Feeling the urge to try ' Something Different' then KITCH is the perfect location. Using the Best & Freshest, Locally Sourced Ingredients Designed & Served with Heart & Passion. Kick Back & Relax in KITCH
Reviewed By Jane o
Absolutely top notch! Fabulous personal service but not over the top. Beautiful cocktails, food was exceptional, I had black bean tofu stir fry - it was the most delicious vegetarian meal I've had since visiting Asia 2years ago. My husband had the chicken salad dish which was equally fresh and tasty . Excellent value for such a high quality, professionally cooked meal. Restaurant was not overcrowded,this place very obviously specialises in the importance of customer experience Would recommend to book early to avoid disappointment
8. Blu Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 512 reviews
Blu restaurant is an innovative and exciting new restaurant in the heart of Belfast City, nestling on the edge of the Cathedral Quarter. With its subtle blu lighting and stylish décor Blu delivers a unique dining experience in opulent surroundings for ple
Reviewed By OrrsOnTour
Attentive service, impressive food and quirky interior. We dined from the 3 courses for £19.95 menu. The host (James) was attentive, explained the menu (with any changes) and got everything spot on. Although it's a small restaurant he was the only front of house staff but he remained unflappable. The fish was well cooked and presented, the cheesecake light but flavoursome. The lamb was slow cooked and soft but retained all the flavour you would expect. Lemon and Rosemaey mash very tasty. Pear and almond tart is very delicious.We'll be back to this hidden gem.
7. Reggies Stone Fired Pizza
Overall Ratings
5 based on 108 reviews
Specialising in neapolitan stone fired pizza made with quality ingredients cooked at 450 degrees in 60 seconds to produce a classic soft crispy crust.
Reviewed By JamesMcCr8
After seeing previous reviews for Reggies I was excited to try the pizza, but I left a little disappointed. The place could do with some background music to liven the restaurant up. It is bring your own which is good and the staff are very friendly. The pizzas were good and moderately priced, but nothing special. Personally I think there are better places for pizza in Belfast.
6. Darcy's Belfast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1158 reviews
Darcy's of Belfast is a family-run restaurant offering quality traditional food made with the most local of ingredients. We are situated in the heart of Belfast and our classic, traditional interior is as characteristic of the city as you will find anywhe
Reviewed By SteveC_and_family
Great menu with lots of Irish choices on offer. Food was superb - great chowder and fish cake. Excellent service and super friendly - staff were great in recommending bars to visit.So good we went back for more!
5. Ginger Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2317 reviews
Reviewed By rasp b
A very nice Bistro,friendly professional staff , excellent food and very well cooked.This place is very popular and I would think booking is a wise choice..They keep several tables for walk ins so you might be lucky.
4. Yum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 793 reviews
Irish,European, Modern Cuisine. Vegan, gluten-free & vegetarian friendly.Serving breakfast, lunch and evening meal.
Reviewed By shunky
We'd a family meal here last night. Excellent food and service. Three starters, three mains, two desserts and a bottle of wine £73. I'd definitely come here again. Nice menu selection too with very good wine
3. Holohans At The Barge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2117 reviews
Holohan's is a family owned Irish restaurant situated on the Belfast Barge and permanently moored beside the Waterfront theatre and Queens Bridge in the heart of Belfast City. Holohan's unusual and picturesque setting is the perfect accompaniment to the u
Reviewed By ADickson40
Absolutely 5 star restaurant ! Highly recommended.What a quirky dining experience.We had inadvertently booked for 2 rather than 4 but they managed to squeeze us in.Stunning starters, beautiful bread, magnificent mains and delightful deserts.
2. Cafe Melrose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Belfasts newest eatery Café Melrose boasts an ever changing and wide ranging menu sourced using local ingredients and will include exotic options from traditional African to authentic Chinese food and will also cater for those wanting to eat healthily. In
Reviewed By neillire
Was looking for somewhere to grab a coffee with a colleague on Sunday Morning on the Lisburn Road and spotted Cafe Melrose, great welcome, menu and food smells so tempting we went for the full breakfast! Was excellent and set us up for the day, nice friendly service and great food... will be our cafe of choice on the next visit to Lisburn RoadThank you so much for firstly visiting Café Melrose and secondly for taking the time to leave us this lovely review. Delighted to hear you had a pleasant experience and look forward to seeing you back again! Thank you :-)
Top 10 Irish food in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
1. Town Square
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
Coffee | Food | Drink | Social Instagram: @townsqcafe / @townsqbar We're open from the break of dawn right through to the early hours. Serving Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch & Dinner with world class coffee and cocktails in between.
Reviewed By catherinemR1300MO
I had lunch with family here and we were looking for a fry. The waitress was accommodating and said the chef could customise their âfry in a bapâ for us. I had the avocado, poached egg on toast and it was very small. I left still hungry and it didnât have roasted tomatoes as other images showed. The poached egg was hard and disappointing as was the overcooked single slice of bacon which cost and additional £1. I shouldnât have bothered as it was tasteless. The coffee tasted nice, however was very small.I am sorry that you left less than fully satisifed with our food offering. The coffees only come in one size (8oz), which is the standard for a specialty coffee shop. However, I would love if you could email me with the time and date that you ate with us so I can investigate the matter of the missing item and the poor quality food. Thanks
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