Location: Belfast
Top Restaurants in Belfast
Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Belfast
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Belfast. 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.
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10. The Garrick Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
Reviewed By AK_Steve_AK
We wanted to eat bar food for dinner tonight ... particularly pot pie. We sort of happened on The Garrick and were pleasantly happy. Food was good not superb. There was very good variety. Everything we asked for they pleasantly obliged. I probably won't go back because there are so many other places to try in Belfast. But if it were the only place, I certainly would be a regular.
9. Bootleggers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By Lalice27
Well worth a visit if in the area. Had tacos & the parful fries which were delicious along with good cocktails. Called in at lunch time and although busy got seated quickly, service good - quick and efficient. Good value for amount of food we got for it. Great atmosphere - chilled out dining!
8. Robert Stewarts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 379 reviews
ROBERT STEWARTS SPIRIT GROCERS is located on a narrow country road that threads its way out of the leafy glades of south Belfast via the Upper Malone precinct. The road continues onwards in the general direction to the town of Lisburn which in recent year
Reviewed By Willash88
Called in for lunch on Saturday which is not really unusual for us as regular visitors.Lunch was fab as always and great menu choice. Served by fast and efficient staff. Great place to meet up with friends in a quirky little pub with big atmosphere. Craic is mighty, as they say!What saddens me are reviews that don't describe the place and vibe too accurately.As grown up reviewers you would think that people could turn the other cheek if you have a personality clash with someone? I thought as you got older this was easier to do? But, obviously not for some.Hi Willash88 Sure it's nice to be nice and twice as nice to know how to be nice. That stated your observation re " reviews that don't describe a venue and vibe too accurately"-----is on the money. This as opposed to opinion on or about other homo sapiens-- who work in a premises but may not be on duty at the time of a visit of other patrons or indeed perhaps no longer employed at the premises is a "bum steer". Thank you for your input
7. Duke of York
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By ericsB5899YV
Just popped in for a couple of drinks during the day while visiting the city . Great friendly service and spotlessly clean , interior of the bar is well worth the visit. Look forward to returning but next time for the evening
6. The Northern Whig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 897 reviews
Situated at the entrance to the Cathedral Quarter, The Northern Whig provides a memorable dining and drinking experience in the heart of Belfast. With a blend of luxury, comfort and glamour the Whig is dedicated to bringing you the best that Belfast has t
Reviewed By Michaeldbelfast
The Northern Whig BelfastMy daughter had been telling us about the fantastic lunches she and work colleagues had enjoyed in the Northern Whig.So tried to give ago one Sunday last month.We found a Table by the window, Food is served either side of the Bar with Drinks service in the middle of the Venue.The Menu on a Sunday is different to to the rest of the week so as we planed to share we ordered a selection of StartersChicken & Chorizo Risotto Fritters £4.95Chorizo Bread Sticks £5.25Buffalo Wings £4.95Vegetable Spring Rolls £4.95Chilli Beef Nachos £5.45Sweet Potato Fries and Skinny FriesThe food was enjoyable tasty, interesting and offered value for money!The only detraction was the service Dishes were cold and the food quickly lost its heat.In particular the Nachos were served on an ordinary flat plate that had not been warmed resulting in the food being cold.HOT FOOD has to served on HOT Plates/Dishes this is fundamental, this has to addressed!Mirek was a total professional, attentive and motivated, he is an asset to the Business.ThanksMichaelD
5. Horatio Todd's Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 763 reviews
Situated in Ballyhackamore in East Belfast, Horatio Todd's is an award winning, comfortable and welcoming local bar and restaurant providing quality drinks, food and entertainment. Open every day from 12 midday for lunch, and 5pm for evening dinner, Gener
Reviewed By 2013traveldoc
Thank you so much to your fantastic servers Eva and Victor who kept us topped up and fed yesterday at bottomless prosecco brunch. Great food and tasty mimosas. My brother and his fiancee live in London and loved their visit to HTs. We will be back soon!!Dear 2013traveldoc Thank you for taking the time to write your review and for your lovely words regarding both the food and service.I have passed on your kind words to both Eva and Victor. We really look forward to welcoming you back again soon.Kind regardsOliver
4. The Dirty Onion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 564 reviews
Reviewed By D478CG
Had a drink in one of Belfast's oldest buildings. Really dark inside so watch your step. Prices are reasonable. Live music and beer garden which is covered which is good. Not really that big but great atmosphere. Would definitely recommend. Yardbird upstairs if you fancy a bite to eat.
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3. Muriels Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 587 reviews
Reviewed By TheGourmetBoys
Murielâs is always an old favourite of ours so called in for a couple of martinis and had the two platters one of cheese and one of hummus, just as a little nibble.Then we had to move table as where we were sitting had been previously reserved but that wasnât a problem. We moved on into the bar area and had our main courses all of which were great.Murielâs has a nice friendly âfront sitting roomâ feel. Always great staff excellent food and the cocktail list is wonderful
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2. Kelly's Cellars
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By Gilllynch
Fantastic place to have a drink. Very old pub with Irish music playing. They also serve food. Staff brilliant. Well worth a visit
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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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