Bistro 401 in Belfast

We ate hear at the Titanic museum and were not disappointed. For a museum the food was better than expected. The long line will move fast.

We had our lunch here before visiting the museum. It is a convenient location but it is expensive. The food was good though, we had soups and our daughter had fish and chips. The service was good and the place was clean.

鐵達尼號博物館入面嘅餐廳，叫咗個燒雞同配菜，個燒雞基本上係冇味，而且非常之乾，要點茄汁食，而配菜就起碼有啲味，但整體就係唔好食

After completing the trip around the museum we landed here for a later lunch. With a choice of sandwiches as well as hot and cold options and hot, cold and alcoholic beverages we enjoyed a relaxing break before moving onto SS Nomadic. Both choices were enjoyed with the chosen side dishes and washed down with an ale and pot of tea. Located on the ground floor across from the gift shop.

So as the title says it’s expensive and quite basic, cakes look good but I certainly would rave about the hot food, it’s just ok. I probably wouldn’t hurry back

Unfriendly people. Not helpful while choosing food. Food was average. Overpriced. Waiters twice tried to take my plate while I was still eating. Need better choice of food and better service.

In a city full of first class inexpensive eateries the 401 Bistro falls into the category of overrated burger stalls. I had the chicken dinner, which was surprisingly lukewarm. Roasted, mash potatoes and vegetables were mediocre. The chicken cold and gravy from a packet. My partners burger came complete with wilted and browned lettuce. The fries, were burnt cold crips. Nothing is freshly cooked and complaints receive no feed back. This overrated and at £30.00 for two meals, a cup of tea, a coke served withoput a glass, ice or straw, take a walk into town and have something fresh!

Bistro 401 is the restaurant inside the Titanic Experience. It's a fast food cafeteria type of restaurant. I had some Chinese food and Joyce had a salad.

Visited here Friday 18 th October. Why are you not opening for breakfast at 9.00am you advertise a cooked breakfast but you don’t open until 11.00am. Couldn’t believe that we wanted a cooked breakfast ended up at the other cafe called Gallery cafe and just got a lovely ham and cheese croissant instead. Plenty of people around looking at your menu like us then walking away. Then when you are open you have long queues . We came back for lunch after walking round the exhibits. Come on management take note long queue’s customers wanting to buy your food but you don’t want to serve it quickly. One member of staff serving hot and cold food then another member of staff further down the counter serving tea and coffee. When it at last got to my turn I asked for the salad and quiche the food was splattered on the plate, quiche thrown in the microwave which then broke up. The bowl for the salad was empty for her to put on my plate. I asked if the kitchen would be bringing out another bowl, yes I was told, but it never happened so I got the bits that were left in the bowl. Not happy. The kitchen staff were not filling up the containers of food but then that one member of staff hasn’t got time to tell them that the containers are empty. When the food arrived after being heated it was nice. Coffee was lovely. We wanted to try their own larger in bottles they ran out. All in all I feel more staff needed to help get the queues down and open at 9.00 for breakfast.

Counter service. Not a bad choice and plenty of seating. Quick place to grab a bite before. Insisting the museum

We ordered the fish and chips and while the coating was a great crunchy and good flavor the fish had a fishy taste unlike other places all over Ireland where we tried this entree. The chips are large cut French fries I would have preferred to be about half that size. Also tried the meringue is was very good. Crunch on the outside and soft in the middle and topped with great meringue Beware if you order mussels, my friend ordered them and it took over 45 to get them.

It cost 2 of us £30 for 2 x main meals, 2 x soft drinks and 1 x dessert Fish & chips - fish was nice but chips weren't cooked well. Cauliflower macaroni cheese - no cauliflower and bland, the garlic bread was rock hard. I told the serve this which he acknowledged and did nothing about Choc fudge cake - dry and they did not have any cream. Swerve this restaurant like an iceberg

full of joy and love in the inside. Lovely cold drinks and delicious grub! I highly recommend this bar to anyone from any walks of life! 5 Stars!

Worst customer experience I have had in many years .... one staff member taking orders AND serving food with huge queue, 3 staff members at the register talking about their weekend and finally got around to working out our bill, 5 glasses have been smashed by staff clearing tables and just generally rude ... not impressed 😡

This Bistro is within the Titanic Experience building. It offers a very hearty breakfast menu, and later in the day it serves luncheon. The till operation is chaotic during busy times, and my meal had to be re-heated as we waited so long to pay that it was going cold! The breakfast I had was very tasty, and good value for money as it included a hot drink, but the method of serving hot drinks & paying needs urgently reviewing to speed it up.

We eventually got served and ordered 2 white coffees then went to find a table.It was awful the place was filthy and the coffee did not taste like coffee disgusting and when my partner returned his and complained he was not offered a refund, apology or even civility. It was " oh we are very busy" " the coffee is ordered by the management "

the dining experience here was exceptional, the quality of the food and staff was second to none, nothing was too much trouble always with a smile on their faces

We did the Titanic tour and decided to have food then before going around the City. Really lovely menu with good variety. A few of group had fish and chips and were very impressed, Sunday chicken dinner was very tasty ( I got gluten free option) and some had club sandwich and quiche. Very tasty . Lovely staff and very well organized. Would definitely go back.

This restaurant is Titanic in its portion s. They are good on Coeliac menus. You get an iceberg size wooden block to mark your order number for waiting staff.

No estoy seguro si tropecé en un día donde todos eran nuevos, ya que el servicio era muy lento. ¡No debe tomar entre 15 y 20 minutos recoger una rebanada de pastel, empujar la bandeja y comprar una botella de refresco antes de pagar!

DO NOT go there!!!!!!! Staff,Customer service, is extremely terrible. So rude on us!!!! I don’t know why she did like that. It seems she has never been trained about good manner.

We went for a coffee and it was not like coffee had no flavour at all and served in a cardboard cup it was awful. Oh and the table was filthy. Yes they were busy and when we told them there was no apology or refund really poor all round.

Girl cleaned our table leaving it wet. Igor a napkin and wiped the excess. Looking at my napkins, it was dirty brown. Looking down at my feet the floor and tables legs Pure dirty. You need to think of customers. Bad management girls not well trained. Xx

We had an absolutely fabulous lunch, mains dessert and coffee. It has a great selection and the service was efficient and friendly even with crazy queues.

Reasonable food for diners "captured" in the Titanic experience. Nowt exceptional in quality, service etc - but not too bad either

Decided to take a chance having lunch at Bistro 401 and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of food. We both had the Irish stew which came with 2 sides. I got mashed potatoes as well as vegetables which I mixed into the stew. It was really delicious and a hearty meal on the cold and rainy day we were there. When we arrived, there was quite a line waiting to be served. The staff member was very helpful and pointed out a table and told us it would be ours once we got our meals - so no hunting for a table!

Really surprised at how good this restaurant is. Usually restaurants at attractions are rather bland. This was excellent. Fresh meals on offer were interesting but also healthy. Special offer of quiche and salad with a glass of wine for £12-95. Excellent quality quiche and salad was lovely and fresh. Wine was a bonus. Looking around at other tables showed other meals looked just as good.

After visiting the Titanic Museum, we popped into Bistro 401 to get a drink. This is a large space with self-service counters; offering Titanic-inspired menus and drinks. The restaurant is tastefully decorated; and, the food is beautifully presented. The staff works really hard and always seems to have a smile on their faces. You order at the counter and they give you a number and then bring your drinks and food to the table. We ordered a cappuccino and a diet coke. We are especially grateful to Arshad for his help in explaining to us where to catch the bus to go into town.

This was worst dinning experience I have ever had ! Prison canteen food . Food cold as big queue to pay .menu limited customer service is awful no interaction at all. Tables dirty floor dirty. Did not eat it as awful better has come out of my microwave.VERY VERY EXPENSIVE. A rip off why so expensive such small portions. Walked out disgusted no one even around to complain to. Feel sorry for tourists must be a shocking eye opener for their visit to belfast . Very disappointed expected so much more .. don’t go here !

Inside the Titanic centre (the museum itself is excellent!), so it's in a prime location and has a captive market. Not particularly busy on this visit, but tidying the tables didn't seem to be on the job spec of the staff - too many empty cups, bottles & random bits of food left on tables. Prices are unbelievable - do they really need to be so high? Felt sorry for the tourists - they must think Belfast is one of the most expensive cities around!

We were looking forward to something to eat after touring the Titanic Experience and despite there being no other option available the onsite Bistro looked pretty good.

Bistro 401 is located inside the Titanic Museum, so if you're inside the museum itself then it's the best option for food. I think that this is the reason why the food is so mediocre because they know you'll eat there anyway because of the convenience. The menu itself is pretty expansive and the restaurant is stunning to look at with decorations inspired by the Titanic. I had fish and chips and they presentation was great and the fish was tasty but it was very dry. You'll get better food by eating elsewhere, but if convenience is more your style then you'll still get a decent meal here.

Apesar deste restaurante se situar dentro do museu do Titanic, repleto de turistas, é bastante eficiente e agradável.

Stop here for a quick bite. Ordered fish and chips, it was ok! Service was quick, staffs was friendly!

Lovely friendly staff, nothing was too much trouble, excellent food, quick efficient service, spotless, really enjoyed it and I will be glad to go back.

The only poor meal in the four day stay in Belfast.the food was tasty but both meals were barely lukewarm.if we had time we would have complained . A shame as they were both daily tasty but spoiled by being cold

The bistro is a good place to eat lunch after touring the museum. There are several ready made alternatives as well as dishes made on order. The food was good and price worthy.

Great lunch and great value. Quick friendly service. Comfortable setting. Highly reccomend. Will go again.

No hay mucha variedad, pero la comida que nos sirvieron era bastante buena. Estaba bien preparado y sabroso. Incluso volvimos para algunas bebidas calientes y otra vez no tengo ninguna queja. No hay muchos otros lugares para comer por ahí, así que uno puede tener que conformarse con la limitada opción. Coma aquí si tiene que hacerlo, la comida no está nada mal.

Titanic museon yhteydessä oleva kahvila/ravintola. Näyttäviä leivonnaisia esillä, siisti, miellyttävä yksinkertainen menu, ystävällinen henkilökunta. Quiche oli ehkä hieman mauton, mutta tuli syötyä kaikki. Kaunista ruokaa. Pumpkin latte oli kivan makuinen.

After spending over two hours looking around the titanic experience we were starving and decided to stop for a bit to eat. There wasn’t a massive selection but there was definitely something that most people would eat. We settled on the fish and chips and at just over £11 pound the portions where quite big. Considering it’s a restaurant in an experience I wasn’t expecting much but I have to say it was really enjoyable. My only issues was there is lots of seats cramped into a small area and it’s very busy so your sitting very close to the people at the next table.

Visited with kids after being at titanic exhibition , very busy ans looked good,you have to queue for food and pay before taking a seat, service, got our food and waited to pay, service very slow the and the queue was out the door, we waited approx 15mins to actually just pay so by time we sat down food had gone cold, portions were small I actually left hungry and the prices are steep, would not be going back here

I had fish and chips and mushy peas which were quite nice. I'd say average coming from Yorkshire where the fish and chips are generally the best.

Me and my husband ordered, 2xburger’s it was maybe 3.20pm. Order was taken. We paid, we find place to seat. I was pasient but after 40 minutes , we asked for our food. We have been told that kitchen is closed and our order won’t be done because all the kitchen staff went home.

This has to be the biggest customer ripoff for an eatery in Belfast. The prices are scandalous. The food at best is mediocre. For example a pre made club sandwich is £9.45!!! In a cafe style setting no table service. Your served from a hot plate type server. Across the road at the Titanic Hotel a club sandwich is £9.00.....

While on a tour we stopped in as there are not many choices close by. Great choice ! They have prepared entrees and you can also get salads and sandwiches and soups. One of our party ordered a Caesar salad and got it with chicken (which she did not order) see photo. I had Bang Bang chicken and it was very good. My wife had a large house salad and chose from 4 different types - greens, potato, pasta and slaw. It's a very busy venue and the try to really 'turn tables' and move diners through. We had no problems but were glad to have a table for our four. It did not seem to pricey for what we got.

What a busy restaurant! Soup, sandwiches, salads all available. Chowder looked appetising. All very tasty and staff very friendly, even with it being really busy. Try to get there before 1pm, as a queue forms quite quickly. Self-service. Only downside- (wrapped) scones were very dry. ENJOY!

Bistro 401 is in the Titanic Museum. The food is very good. We had lentil soup and spinach quiche with salad. It stays open as long as the Museum stays open. It's not cheap, but good for what you get,

Located inside the Titanic museum we enjoyed lunch . Counter tray service with good service. Fish chowder, chili chicken and drinks while expense gave you what you needed inside

This restaurant has the customers order at a counter and if your food requires cooking, the staff deliver to your table. I had the fish stew which was good, with a large amount of salmon and whitefish in large chunks in a creamy broth. The only complaint I have is that the manager and employee were having a personal conversation and I had to interrupt to request a bowl of soup. After I made my request, they returned to their conversation and I had to wait until they finished before my food was dished up.

Bit expensive but what more do we expect these days, but my Girlfriend absolutely loved the Belfast Lager !

We had lunch here on our visit. It was really busy but the food was good. The burger and chips was great. Staff were helpful and the cakes were fab. Needed to be twice the size to accommodate the number of people want8ng to eat there.

Für ein Museumskaffee waren die Preise moderat . Kaffeespezialitäten frisch wie bei einer großen Amerikanischen Kaffehauskette.

good food and good service......Within the Exhibition itself ...........many choices to choose from ...we had fish and chips that actually came wrapped in paper ...but was lovely .......

Mientras que en la línea de comida para mi llegar tanto a los padres menores de 70, el personal les hizo levantarse y renunciar a su mesa porque no tienen su comida! ! Porque eran ralentiza su volumen de mesa, el hecho de que ya estaba en línea no importa.

Bistro 401 está en el Titanic Museum. Llegamos hambrientos después de un largo viaje a Belfast y decidimos parar aquí antes de ver la atracción.

Located inside the Titanic exhibition building, this facility provides a good choice of hot food and snacks. Access is free so there is no need to have a Titanic tour ticket to get in.

Very good food and nice to have such quality food in the Titanic Belfast museum so we didn't have to leave. Lovely.

Disfrutamos de un buen almuerzo y disfrutamos de un descuento con nuestro pase Premium White Star. Yo no era demasiado hambriento, así que optamos por la ensalada grande. Había 5 ensaladas diferentes a elegir y su plato podría taylor como quisieras. Probé 4 de las 5 y eran todos muy buenos. Había un montón de opciones para elegir, pero eran comidas completas y solo quería un almuerzo ligero. Todo parecía genial, pero los precios no eran baratos. Había muy poco en el área, aunque había otro lugar comer en el lugar, que parecía ser más barato, pero era más de un tipo de lugar de hamburguesas y patatas fritas. 401 Bistro tenía algunos opciones saludables, así como comidas preciosa llena. Disfruté de mi almuerzo, aunque era un poco más de lo que me gusta pagar.

Almuerzo rápido para un grupo de nosotros antes de que entramos en el museo del Titanic. Todos nuestros ojos iluminados con la nevera en el desierto en el comienzo de la línea tipo cafetería. Sin embargo, estaba delicioso, Banoffe sólo podía comer la mitad. Quiche no era la mejor. No me gustó cómo tienes que pagar por tu comida antes que he recibido (dado una cuchara numerados para indicar que algo no pedimos bai) y luego el marie personal deambular buscando mientras su todavía en línea y discutir entre sí cómo cada debe hacer su trabajo.

Not a snack bar by any stretch of the imagination, Bistro 401 (located on the ground floor just off the Grand Atrium) offers a wide range of hearty daily specials and Titanic heritage dishes! And yes, there is a special children's menu. For adults, choose from a range of bottled beers, wines and soft drinks. Bistro 401 IS open to the public daily. For those who wish to immerse yourself in the Titanic experience, take the opportunity to attend "Afternoon Tea by the Grand Staircase."

We visited as a family of 5-and asked for the mac and cheese for 3 ,a burger and fish and chips along with 5 drinks of water cost £60!! The mac n cheese arrived and looked like it had been dropped onto the plate from...

Please do not eat there! It's old food, with dry tops ( this is how long food is displayed there for ) , gone off salads and old fish. Food is expensive, for 2 fish and chips, salad plate, quiche and 2 beers we paid...

Overpriced and really poor quality food on offer. I thought about having the sandwich off the menu until I saw the uncovered plate of pre-cut ones curling at the edges. 2nd choice was the chicken ceaser salad ‘freshly made’. When this arrived st the table...

Staff at titanic exhibition are excellent, could compete with staff anywhere in the world for customer service and positive attitude. Not so in bistro unfortunately no smiles, no thanks, no sorry to keep you waiting. Then a security man comes in, goes behind the food...

Después de visitar el maravilloso museo titanic fuimos al 401 Bistro.

We had to send the food back it was cold. Food was not great....staff just going through the motions. For a great building and experience very poor. Eat before you visit.

The beef Ragu was very tasty and the portion size was good. Excellent value for money. All the food looked appetising and I would happily recommend anybody to give it a try

Self Service ricco e gustoso. Vasta scelta. Buono l'arrosto ai frutti di bosco e la zuppa di pesce.

Almorcé aquí mientras trabajaba en lugar de titanic para una conferencia.

Autoservicio. Pero limitada más cubierto. Vinos por copa. Las comidas y el vino demasiado caro para los visitantes locales. Tuvimos postre y cafés si nos alejaría en otras partes de nuestro mensual y no lo hicimos.

He estado tratando la comida en el Bistro como viven en la zona. Por desgracia, no vale la pena el dinero y la comida nunca es caliente. Hoy me acerqué al servidor que no era feliz cuando me preguntó si podía tener re-climatizada. . . . . Ella dijo no, pero que ella intentaría darme calor. Se notaba que había sido por un tiempo, pero no fue más caliente cuando ella recogió a través de ella no regresaré después de hoy. Mis pensamientos son para los clientes, no tengas miedo de preguntar para tener alimentos frescos o calientes. Después de todo estás pagando, así que no seas tímido, ya que no es barato.

Así que, después de varias horas alrededor de las exposiciones del Titanic que estábamos listos para comer. Mirando los menús de los restaurantes diferentes, elegimos Bistro 401.

We had a lovely lunch with 2 friends, was not too busy and the service was spot on, can be very noisy though if it does get busier. All in all a good place to eat

Visitamos el Museo Titanic el viernes con unos amigos de estados unidos. Optamos por cenar en el Bistro 401 siguiendo nuestro recorrido por el museo. Creo que me arrepiento ahora. Desde el exterior, el restaurante parecía prometedor, un gran bullicio, postres en exhibición en la atractiva entrada. Lo que nos dieron estaba muy lejos de eso. La chica que servía la comida en la barra caliente no era acogedor y tenía un tono muy brusco. Pedimos 2 pescado patatas fritas, que eran "una fachada a la orden". Llegaron a la mesa dentro de un par de minutos y estoy seguro de que estaban calientes celebró y había sido re-fritos cuando pedimos. El bateador era tan quemada y crujientes que apenas comestible. El personal parecen ser inexperto y parece confusión organizada. hay mucho personal pero parece ser todo el lugar con las mesas sin una liquidación eficiente para la gente para sentarse. Creo que este restaurante puede funcionar mejor como un servicio de mesa en orden para mantener el control. La planta estaba sucia, como la sal y la pimienta agitadores en las mesas. Había montones de platos sucios y apilados en el suelo detrás del mostrador que no habían sido liquidados. Prestar atención a los detalles que le faltan con falta las bombillas y telarañas en la iluminación. Parece que el lugar es un poco sucia y con necesidad de cuidados. Ambos grifos de cerveza decepcionante que había vasos encima de ellos sugiriendo que ambos no estaban funcionando. La zona alrededor de los grifos de cerveza era travieso y sucio. En general, fue una experiencia decepcionante, pero un mercado cautivo con los visitantes del museo. No volveré, y probablemente no lo recomendaría a otros. Una pena, ya que este lugar tiene mucho potencial.

Este lugar es bastante decepcionante. Quería decir que es una vergüenza en lo que es un muy buen centro de visitantes un atracción principal ni. Esta instalación permite la comida realmente inconveniente mal.

After completing the Titanic tour, we stopped for lunch and enjoyed it very much. Fish and Chips served wrapped in Titanic newspaper was plentiful and tasty. The most difficult thing was finding a seat, but staff was very helpful in that respect.

Bistro 401 is located within Titanic Belfast, if you visit the exhibition you'll find out the origin of the name!I'm normally reluctant to visit eateries attached to attractions as they have a captive audience and, in my experience, there is usually better food available nearby. The Titanic quarter however, is a little way out from the centre and having spent much longer than we'd originally planned at the exhibition, it was mid afternoon and we were starving so we decided to give it a go.It works on a cafeteria style system, you collect a tray, choose your food and drink, the pay before finding a seat. It's a pity when people feel they are more worthy of a table than those ahead of them in the queue, and think they are being very clever by plonking their granny/wife/kids down to reserve their spot but actually the queue moved quickly so we didn't have to wait long for a table; a helpful member of staff who was clearing tables and wiping them down was pointing them out to people who were waiting.My daughters shared a roast chicken dinner, it was a generous portion, with plenty of veg, but they said the chicken was dry, even covered with gravy. I had the chicken Caesar salad, creatively presented with the chicken dangling over the salad, it was tasty enough but nothing special. I've eaten worse, but I've also eaten better.The meal was expensive considering the style of restaurant and the quality of the food, but not extortionate when you take into account it is a major tourist attraction with not many other eating options nearby.

Please note everyone you must order your food and the colleague attending to the tables will get you a table.. DO NOT sit first or send someone else up (not that we had done this, I just think it's not well explained )Customers were re filling the trays and cake plates themselves as they were empty, the colleagues didn't take the hint and just allowed us to continue doing this, 4 meals ordered, the club sandwich had to pay £2.95 to add fries to the order even those the two pre paid salad options were not taken.It was quite stressful in the queue and not at all enjoyable, the lady organising the tables, working extremely hard I might add was lovely she got us a larger table and was very pleasant, her younger colleagues were lazy and quite frankly useless! No idea of teamwork at all.The macaroni cauliflower cheese turned out to be penne pasta in a flavourless white sauce with one (yes 1) cauliflower floret on the top!The un toasted club sandwich we ordered was sat under the lights so long it was that dry it should have been toasted, and the coleslaw was so salty it was hardly edible.Over priced considering what was served and not up to the same standard of the whole venue.

Food was varied and the seafood chowder tasty but the food temperature was mediocre. One member of our party ordered fish and chips which had to be cooked to order which was hot.

Went for lunch after our titanic visit. Was pleasantly surprised at the quality and choice in what is a very busy museum restaurant. I had a beef stew with lovely mash and veg and my wife had chicken,Both were good and we found them reasonably priced for what we ggot.

Myself, my family and three friends from Scotland came to this cafe after the titanic tour. The cakes and coffee were delicious however the staff were by no means accommodating to myself and my family. Their attitude was laughable, both verbal and non verbal communication towards 'paying' customers was appalling. We most defiantly will not be returning and I will not be recommending this cafe to anyone going to the Quarter. It's a terrible pity as we had a lovely morning and it was destroyed by the female staff, their lack of respect and manners for the customers.

Museum food is normally overpriced and poor quality. We were therefore pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food in Bistro 401 - the fish and chips 'wrapped' in newspaper was particularly good. The afternoon tea and cakes looked yummy too

The food still available in the hot plates is still delicious. I had the bang bang chicken and it was scrumptious and still very moist. You'd think sitting under the lights would dry it out but not the case.

Food was absolutely amazing. Party of 5 with all different mains. Not a scrap left on any of the plates. Can honestly say that this was the best meal out ever!

Great choice of snacks, cakes and pastries also plenty of choice on offer of hot food and main mealsOpted for cake ( Victoria Sponge) large slices and very tasty and the coffee was good.a little expensive but was worth it.

On the expensive side for average food. I had the most unusual presentation of a Chicken Caesar Salad I've ever seen (see photo)! My husband's burger was only average too. Coffee was okay. I upset a staff member by sitting at a table before I had my food and she promptly told me to get up. It was crowded and I was finding a table for us while my husband was ordering at the counter. I found another table and didn't move! Noisy and unfriendly atmosphere... so we ate and left to start our tour.

We had a fab breakfast waiting for the museum to open. The staff were very friendly and even gave us little titanic facts, including why they are called Bistro 401........ I won't ruin it. Ask the staff when you go :)

Food is very well presented and very fresh, well worth the money spent. You are lost for choice and help is just a question away for whats on the menu

Fresh and a variety of foods to enjoy, when you take a break! Add this to your day at the attraction.

Resto ideal para el almuerzo después de recorrer el Museo Titanic. Es self Service. Rápido y bien atendido en la barra. Orden y limpieza

Bistro 401 is within the Titanic Experience, lovely freshly cooked food, reasonable prices, spotlessly clean, as we were staying close by we went for breakfast next day can't fault it.

Four of us attended the Titanic Experience it was excellent as were the staff. Then we decided to go for dinner at BISTRO 401 . totally ruined the next 48 hrs for two of us we had fish and chips as did another member of our party they came with COLD WATERY MUSHY PEAS .Two of us were so hungry we ate the peas. The fourth member had a chilli spiced salmon meal which was luke warm . Two of us had coffee ,Luke warm, The other Two had tea which was Ok. Staff were not interested. When we returned to where we were staying the early hoursof the morning The two people who had had the peas were constantly at the toilet and throughout the next day until we managed to visit a pharmacy and they advised some medication. Now on our return home I contacted this venue and requested a refund they totally refused and said if we had been to the doctors they MAY have and said no one else had complained , Trust me I am slowly tracking down the other customers from that day. 17/05/2017. Customer Beware if you have the cold comfort Peas (the fish & Chips were the only hot item ) return them even if they are busy and try to ignore you.

Enjoyed a lovely meal here before going round the museum. The main meals and desserts were simply excellent and the fact you could have a glass of wine whilst dinning was a nice added extra. You didn't feel like you were rushed but if you needed to be quick for lunch then that's possible. As part of the White Star Premium pass you get 15% off the food, worth a visit as the next place to eat would be in town and why not if there's a discount. Views across the water and out down the slip ways made it a great spot to grab and fulfilling meal.

Awesome food.. all well presented, fresh and taste superb. The cakes, soup, and there chicken dishes looks great.. fish and chips served in Titanic printed paper is special... Highly recommended..

This is not a cheap place for lunch during a Titanic visit - but well worth the money as the food is nice and caters for everyone in a family of grown up, teens and young kids. The fish and chips is highly recommended and all the little tarts were lovely too. Service was good and quick - exactly what you need when you're only there to visit.

Sandwichs, quiches, plats chauds sur le pouce.Très bon accueil, et nourriture correcte.Situé dans l'enceinte du musée, ce qui permet de manger sur place pendant la visite du titanic.Très bon rapport qualité/prix.

We visited here recently the bang bang chicken was divine and the beef noodles were very tasty it was very busy but got a seat quickly after ordering. The kids pasta was slightly under cooked. Over all a nice meal before doing the Titanic experience.

Na mijn bezoek aan het museum hier even een scone gepakt aangezien ik honger had. Vooral de taarten zagen er erg lekker uit in de vitrine. Scone was Ok maar niet heel bijzonder

We visited the exhibition on consecutive days. First day lunch was good with my wife and I having club sandwiches and a meringue. Quite pricey but it was decent fare. Second day was a different story. I had the breaded chicken with roast spuds and mixed veg. The chicken was barely warm, the spuds hard and the veg basically cold. To be fair I received a refund but only after having to remind a member of staff that I had made a complaint. My wife however enjoyed her quiche so maybe I was just unlucky on the day albeit some of the reviews on here would indicate otherwise.