Paper Cup in Belfast

In Belfast on our way to the titanic exhibition and stopped for a light lunch. Lovely little cafe, lots of yummy lunch choices like ham and cheese croissants and hot baguettes and so many cakes 😋 tea came in a massive pot and we were offered top ups of hot water which was a lovely touch. Really friendly staff, definitely recommend 👌🏻

Came here for brunch on our way to the Titanic Experience museum. They’ve got a range of sandwiches, baguettes and filled croissants that we had toasted. Ours were very tasty! Although the coffee looked excellent we wanted tea and had a huge pot for two. Great place.

We were staying at the Titanic Hotel so wandered over to the Paper Cup for breakfast. We had the pancakes and they were really good. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Reasonably priced too!

Visited here shortly after opening on a Sunday morning as it was one of the few places open at 9am! It's also very close to the Titanic Experience and other attractions along the Maritime Mile. It's nice light and airy inside with a couple of different seating options from 2 seater tables to larger 4, although its worth noting it is still a small café so do not expect lots of seating. Staff were quite friendly and prompt. I had the bacon and pancakes with a hot chocolate, and didn't have to wait long for these. Both were very tasty, and the price was very reasonable! Would come back again in the future.

We stopped at the Paper Cup just after opening time. Not the warmest of welcomes but needed a coffee so looked like the ideal place to stop. Whilst there we decided to have another drink and something to eat. It would have been nice to have some menus on the table as we both had to go to the counter to see what they had. Not the cheapest of places and quite cold but we just put this down to no one in there and early morning.

We had a great coffee and pastry for breakfast on the way to the titanic museum. So good that we went back for lunch where we both had a toasted bacon, Brie and cranberry sandwich. Friendly staff. Great little find!

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nice little shop, good to sit and rest your legs from all the walking. good coffee, nice sweets to go with the coffee (or tea) great sandwitches. and SUPER. milkshakes. ;-)

Wonderful little cafe selling gorgeous homemade food and 2 amazing ladies running it. Popped in for a snack - had beautiful bagels and HAD to take cake slices home. Can’t recommend highly enough 😋😋😋

Been coming here since it opened,the staff have always been lovely the tray bakes are always outstanding and best of all the coffee is unreal.

Been there a few times. Charges a bit more but the coffee is good and I like to support the local businesses. This week I saw plate of sausage rolls with a wee sign saying £3.20 so I asked the guy serving me coffee was that the price and I got the "Yes!" ,"Each"? I asked and I got the jazz hands and the "I didn't set the price ok?". He actually looked upset. I told him to calm down and lets all just relax and please can I have my coffee because. I felt like a hostage negotiator. No need for that over-reaction The whole cafe looked up when he did his jazz hands routine over-reaction. I was very embarrassed. I felt I was well within my rights to ask a question about a £3.20 sausage roll. Will think twice about ever going back now.

Popped in for breakfast. They made up cheese and tomato toast for vegetarians in the group. Staff were lovely, very friendly and helpful. Nice coffee. Would recommend.

Overlooking the Titanic Expaeriane and right next to SS Nomadic. Lovely cup of coffee and the mint rocky road cake is yummy.

A great place to grab a coffee. I had a lovely Latte. The Mocha also excellent. A great variety of drinks, milkshakes, smoothies, frappes. I ordered a couple of caramel frappes for my children and it was a tad bitter for them but they kindly added extra caramel syrup to sweeten it. Very kind of them. Excellent service. Iconic location just a few minutes walk from the Titanic museum.

For an excellent cup of coffee and a great experience this is the place. I enjoyed the Americano while sitting outside conversing with patrons.

Lovely spot overlooking the titanic museum. We were slightly early for our museum slot so stopped off for a coffee. Our drinks were great and the service was quick. Good selection of cakes, pastries and home made sandwiches. Great friendly service, great coffee and wonderful view. What more can you ask for.

The coffee was really nice and had a hot sandwich ….bacon and brie which was very tasty. Finished off with a fudge slice… beautiful

Friendly staff, lovely range of drinks and snacks available; returned for another raspberry crumble as is sooo delicious!!!

My family stopped in for a hot drink after touring the Titanic Museum on a particularly cool day last week. The shop was cute and the drinks were great! I only wish that we had found this gem sooner during our trip so that we...

Popped in here as our first stop in Belfast just before going to the titanic museum. The food was incredible - great portions and it all tasted great! The coffee was also very good! The woman who served us was absolutely lovely and couldn’t do...

Great coffee shop right next to the Titanic hotel and museum. Quick stop for breakfast and Had two hot flat white coffees, a ham and cheese croissant and a pesto bagel.

Popped in after the titanic museum and couldn’t help but buy a cake and bagel and was not disappointed. The bagel came hot and fresh and the cake was light and lovely. Would definitely recommend for a quick stop for lunch or a drink.

Decided to support somewhere local and get a coffee during a weekend walk around Titanic Quarter. Felt like a spare part as I walked in and the staff stared at me in silence until I got to the counter. Ordered a cappuccino and a mocha...

Paid nearly £10 for a coffee, hot chocolate and a traybake. The drinks were lovely but a little over priced I thought. It’s extra for cream and marshmallows which appeared to reduce the amount of hot chocolate I got as the cream just about reached...

Fab customer service and the best hot chocolate in Belfast! Also have a great Christmas range for the festive season :)

On Sunday 25/10/2020 I was walking with a friend and we wanted to grab a coffee and a bun somewhere. We thought we'd pop into Paper Cup rather than Spar to support local business. The two staff on were really rude and created a horrible...

We went here last week for a coffee before visiting Titanic, ended up staying for lunch and the food was beautiful. The lady on the counter could not have been more friendly and helpful. Her Service was top class. We will definitely be back

Overpriced and unfriendly staff. Deleted my post on their Facebook page so also unable to take criticism ! Bit of customer service training wouldn't go amiss.

Excellent coffee and friendly service. We called in on a very Quiet Saturday the day after they could open after Covid 19 and the service was excellent. Please support small local business like this during the crisis.

Great spot I stumbled on when out on my bicycle,the coffee was great and I indulged in a croissant with ham an cheese.

We came in for breakfast, having stayed at the Premier Inn. We were instantly greeted with a smile by two extremely pleasant ladies. The food was well priced, and came in good time too. We had the bacon, sausage and eggs on soda farl, and...