The best restaurants serving Irish food in Belfast

We ate here both nights we were in Belfast. The pie, seafood chowder and chicken burger were all delicious. We got a table in the bar easily both nights as it was quiet. It felt like a traditional Irish pub and the staff were lovely The toilets need a refurb though in my opinion.

Ordered a cheesy chip and a chicken coujon supper as I had just worked a 12 hour shift and didn't feel up to cooking so Ordered the food in waited an hour for it to come and when it did it was cold the chips were hard and in a.plastic bag and all ended.up in the bin very disappointed

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.

I had hoped to have a sandwich at 2 20 pm on a Saturday afternoon. This was not possible. An unwelcoming staff member--a very young staff member--and apparently with limited experience--made it very clear the kitchen was closed. So only tea/ coffee--and basically sweet stuff available. This had to do. We sat at a table which was clean--as all the dirt from it had been cleaned off and was on the floor As we had our tea a staff member started sweeping--and moving chairs loudly --it was unclear customers were unwelcome--as we are closing This place appears to have gone downhill--and is run to suit staff not the customers !!

Having heard rave reviews about the Sunday Cavery we were all very excited but to say we were underwhelmed would be an understatement. Starters what was left of them, was very basic. Soup was watery and tasteless. The mains was ok nothing special and the majority of the desserts were shop bought. Definitely wouldn't be rushing back and nor would I recommend.

Located just by the Titanic Experience this is a dog friendly bar/bistro which was a popular location when we visited. Only drinks so cannot comment on the food but staff were welcoming and the drinks were fine.

Por desgracia, una experiencia muy variadas. Fuimos para el almuerzo con mi esposa. Buena variedad en el menú. Pedimos un panini de pollo cajún y un atún de baguette. Primer problema - nos dijeron que no había atún a la izquierda! ¿Cómo salir de atún en el almuerzo? Pedimos una soda llena en su lugar. Té vinieron muy rápidamente. Entonces esperamos media hora para el servicio, el lugar no estaba lleno. Plato de mi esposa. Tuvimos que conseguir una recarga de té porque la nuestra estaba frío para esa fase. Entonces tuvimos que esperar otros 15 minutos para mi soda llenas! No era lo suficientemente bueno. Ambos platos estaban bastante bien, excepto por las patatas fritas congeladas claramente frito que venían con el panini. El resto era fresco y bien presentado. La camarera era muy atento pero disculpas y mal por la cocina. Demasiada competencia en el área de servicio que calidad.

Big burger with a nice beef patty, eggs, bacon, sausage. Very filling so make sure to go hungry ! Not too tall either so it will Fit in your mouth.

Feel ripped off buying coffee and snacks here. The crisps are £1.70, £3 for a cold soft drink and nearly £5 for a bad quality coffee. Will never purchase here again.

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.

Wished I'd read reviews first. I'm the same as previous customers that food delivery requested but never arrived and their phone number is out of service.

Been getting out of here for over a year, was great value, nice food. Prices have changed, portions wouldn’t fill a whole in your tooth! Asked for a sausage, literally got “a sausage” not even a few chips!