The Galley Café in Belfast

It is astonishing that in a place with signage stating Made in Belfast the array of sandwiches are packaged stating these are from Dublin!! The selections of items are poor and pricey.

Visited the area with friends & stopped off for a coffee, whilst nice & reasonably priced, the tables were lifting, asked for kitchen towel to wipe it down & still no acknowledgement from staff to attend & spray, top tip is don’t sit in!

The Galley Cafe had a chicken and cheese sandwich in brown bread with the worst texture in bread that I had tasted. Their hot chocolate was very good. My hubby was pleased with the mozzarella and tomato wrap that the staff heated for him.

There are 2 restauarants at the Titanic Experience. The Wolff Restaurant is more for a sit down meal, The Galley is ideal for coffee and snacks. No food/drinks are allowed into the exhibition, but for us it was ideal for when we had finished before visiting SS Nomadic. Very busy but fresh food and good service. Just inside the entrance to the left.

It's great that the museum has a café, very convenient for a snack or coffee before or after the tour, since the tour can be actually quite long. Just count with a fact that coffee to go can't be taken to the museum, you need to finish whatever drink or food before entering the exposition. I liked the offer of snacks - a lot of pre-made sandwiches, which can also work as a bigger meals, depending on how much you eat for a main course of the day.