The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

We were here for my mums birthday. There were several large parties gor dinner but it didn't slow service. The food was incredible, particularly the squid. Staff were friendly and super efficient. The entertainment in the bar was great craic. I will definitely be back

I ordered the steak and guiness pie. What I got was gravy covered in cheesy mash which had been microwaved and served in a cereal bowl. I don't understand how they thought this was exceptable. My lunch was hot as it had been microwaved but the other lunches were cold. The two tables beside us had to send food back as it was cold. One of my family ordered a chicken noodle dish it was more like a starter with little to no veg in the dish. Very poor altogether ill not be back. They did take the price of the pie off the bill but that was the least they could do the waitress was lovely and friendly

Stopped in here for a quick lunch and ended up having the best Italian food I’ve ever had in Belfast. Friendly staff and genuine authentic lasagne and carbonara topped off with home made canolo. Great value too. I would highly recommend.

A grand wee place but probably not for the young and trendy. It might be described as 'a safe pair of hands' with very pleasant staff a solid if unspectacular menu and well cooked, tasty food. I guess it's pet friendly, at least in the covered outdoor seating.

This was our second visit to Bolt, great menu choices and staff are very welcoming. We were seated promptly and served by a really pleasant member of staff. This visit we opted for breakfast options, a fry, a burrito and an omelette, everything was perfect and my husband said it was the best omelette he had eaten out, perfectly seasoned and very nice sourdough on the side.

Nice friendly staff with a pleasant decor and tables outside. The food is nicely cooked and well presented and tasty to the tongue. Not hard on the pocket and we’ll worth a visit.

We were a party of 5 we called into Antoinettes Cafe late afternoon and they quite happily seated us. Excellent service very welcoming. Good choice of food on an easy to read menu. The food came out quite quickly the meals looked good and appetising. We all had different meals from soup and wheaten bread, all day breakfast, warm salad and 2 open sandwiches. I personally had the breakfast which was delicious especially good sausages. The lattes we ordered were very good indeed 1 shot and very creamy and frothy altogether a very good experience and I highly recommend a visit. Reasonable prices and well worth the money I felt.

Terrible tea and not great service from staff,not a great place for tea,went for the 2nd time,horrible

Superb... poached eggs were perfect. Bacon was thick with rind on. Da sausage was meaty. Sourdough bread was delicious. Take note every place in Banbridge that does breakfast that this is the bar set to a extremely high standard. Again simple good products cooked well by a great chef.

Service really let us down today. No eggs for my partner's fry and by the time they arrived my meal was getting cold! Food itself was as good as always fortunately.

I only discovered this hidden gem with an online search. We loved it! Quirky wee place with friendly staff and properly good coffee. My husband loved the toasted scone and my caramel square was exactly how I remembered them!

I firmly believe that the prices charged at Picnic are too high for what you get by the way of the food and coffee.The food is okay for a deli come cafe but on occasions can lack consistency. You try something and enjoy and the next time it is not quite the same which results in dissapointment. Maybe it is just down to a different member of staff putting together the dish.

Este es un lugar realmente encantador para comer en Belfast. La comida tiene un precio competitivo y muy sabrosa y el personal es amable y atento.

Was here for a event. Cant believe in a pre arranged event they ran out of Guinness before 11pm... particularly since from what I could see there was very little Guinness sold...I wonder could the barman just not be bothered changing the keg???