The best restaurants serving Irish food in Northern Ireland

Super interesting sharing dishes, great service and a reasonable wine list. Love the food and the informality. The oysters are wonderful.

Tuve un buen almuerzo de domingo aquí. Lamentablemente fuimos los únicos comensales en 1. 00 pm, que estropeó el ambiente, entraron algunos comensales más cuando nos íbamos después de las 2. Para empe

Called in to place an order to take away. Sat for 40 minutes waiting during which time i watched the girl at the till swinging her ponytail over food, scratching her scalp and nose with her oversized

Not undercooked but raw sausages avoid. Wasn’t changed but not the point had already eaten one. Will never be back just shouldn’t happen in this day and age

Absolutely love this place. The new chilli hot dogs are my new favourite as well as the milkshakes

i only started going here after I read an advert which led me to try some of their products. I certainly have not been dissapointed and will keep retiurning while the quality is maintained.

La comida es deliciosa y el personal es muy agradable, hay muchas tiendas alrededor, buenos asientos y un inodoro con sillas altas para niños.

We chose Duad to its reputation, menu , association with the Monad team and its on our doorstep. It’s a fun quirky space with its vinyl DJ and off the wall decor . On a purely personal , probably out

I have eaten here a few times and found it not too bad. It is clean and friendly staff. I like the beef cutlet and I think it is the spice burger also. Last time I ordered a chicken fillet burger with

Nice harbour side view, with friendly staff and a decent menu. We all had fish & chips, one plate had significant amounts of oil on it. The others were fine. They tasted nice.

Wow, what a perfect breakfast. Great fry up, and my partner had bacon poached egg and toast. All cooked to perfection, with noticeably fresh and good quality ingredients. Soda and potato bread were to

Just after a small fish supper was delicious. Thanks Maks plaice

Italian who spent two days in Belfast. I was looking for something typical and I was satisfied. The lady in the dining room was friendly and, despite struggling with the language, she managed to under