30 Sep 2024
This is one of the best places in town to enjoy the most important meal of the day. And with a menu featuring dishes you wouldn’t find elsewhere. Earl Grey bircher muesli, the Street Hawker, Huevos Rotos and ‘The General’, or if you prefer, a good ‘ol sausage roll with Ballymaloe relish. Check them all out on the menu here.
This is my favourite of the FV’s, though not taking away from the other one, not too far away in the Queen’s Quarter. Whichever you choose, you will get first class coffee and the best looking and tasting pastries anywhere. Well, they have been making them for close to 40 years now.
The towering Grand Central is less than a year old and is already one of the most talked about hotels in the city. Afternoon tea here can be enjoyed in the bright and beautiful Seahorse restaurant, or, for a little extra, head up to the top floor observatory and take in this beautiful city with stunning panoramic views.
So I mentioned Niall McKenna, well, this is his place. He has a few, and as good as the others are, this is simply a cut above. Arguably the finest restaurant Belfast has, a steak lovers dream, and on top of that, it is excellent value. A memorable night out to be had at James St.
Big and lively, loads of entertainment, and a crackin’ cocktail list. No other reasons needed to spend a night out at the Doyen. Whiskey drinkers, try the Penicillin. Or, for the more exotic, there’s rum and tequila drinks a plenty too, plus their own specially brewed Doyen lager.