Came in for a warm drink! It's always so cute in here, I love the atmosphere. Partner has the…read moreluxury hot chocolate, he said it was good but it was made missing ingredients that were listed. I had a wonderful latte, super yummy!!!

We had a great experience! We were seated right away and received just the right amount of…read moreattention throughout our visit. The staff was friendly, and the food was fantastic. The French toast stood out, it leaned more savory than sweet, which matched the menu description, but it might surprise those expecting the traditional version. This spot fills up fast, by the time we'd been there an hour, people were already waiting for tables. Arrive early if you can!

This was another restaurant that was featured on the food tour I took when I was in Belfast,…read moreIreland. We ate our dessert here and we drank a wonderful drink made with Copeland gin called Gimlet. Nice pub. I can't speak on the menu because we only had the Guinness chocolate cake. The service was great. We climbed a lot of stairs even to go to the restroom. So be aware of that. I would come back the next time I'm in Belfast.

The Jailhouse is termed a Cafe/Bar. But I didn't see anyone enjoying caffeinated beverages. It's…read moremidway between the Belfast city center and the Cathedral Quarter. Hence the name, it used to be an actual jail. According to the website, its dog friendly. I didn't see any dogs there, but it's nice to know that it's an option. Great atmosphere to it. I appreciated the lovely, fresh flowers on our table. The Jailhouse has a rooftop/ upstairs area too. It was a vibe of laughs and hen parties galore! There were at least two hen parties being celebrated here on this Friday night in June. The bathrooms seemed like a trek to get to. They are not on the main floor with the bar area, so I gave up. I ordered something called the Pimm's (UK gin based liqueur) Spritz. It was a bit strong for my taste, so my sister in law finished it for me. The music selection in the background was great, albeit a little loud, but its a good place for locals and tourists alike.

Tried to go last night 14 Mar 2026. Walked around the entire building and into a few wrong places…read more Finally spoke to someone at restaurant next door. This place is permanently closed. Don't waste your time.

Great concept, helpful and friendly staff. Love the products! Best place to get quality souvenirsread more

Love, I mean LOVE their breakfast. Hot, delicious and fresh. The service is very nice and the…read moreatmosphere is clean and comfortable. The only disappointment that I had was with myself and that I missed the first two days of breakfast on my trip. This is the restaurant that serves the breakfast if it is included in your reservation. Definitely worth it!

Service: Courteous, reasonably prompt…read more Foods: Typical British breakfast foods. Bacon cooked the British way. Scrambled eggs is not moist enough, a little dry for me. Pan-seared tomatoes were delicious. Grapefruit juice does not have much flavor. OJ was good. Coffee was a bit of a challenge to drink, coming from Seattle, WA. Environment: The restaurant has an almost wrapped-around glass wall which permits lots of sun light to permeate the space. This is a great thing when the weather is cooler and cloudy. But, in the sumer, when the sun is pouring in, it becomes a problem. The room temperature felt like it was above 80 degrees F, it was muggy and very uncomfortable. I asked for the temperature to be lowered, the waitress said engineering did answer their call. Well, then, she should escalate it to the manager. I fail to see why paying Hilton customers should be made to tolerate this kind of discomfort as a hotel patron. In the longer term, the restaurant should consider putting up blinds to filter out too much scorching sun from entering during the summer months if it wants to save on air-conditioning costs. I had to cut short my breakfast because I felt like I was about to pass out due to heat exhaustion. It was completely intolerable: it felt like eating in the outdoors in Houston, Texas during the summer. Inexcusable considering this supposedly a decent hotel.

Went for breakfast, they don't do eggs justice my scrambled eggs where rubbery and clearly cook in…read morethe microwave French toast was bland bit bacon was lovely (crispy) Service was slow but not the worse Music in the place was a strange jazz and was actually kind of annoying

Great stop for breakfast all day and great prices!! They have a large menu with breakfast, burgers,…read moresoup and then amazing shakes! The food comes fast and staff is so nice. Great any day but definitely after a night drinking and they even have shakes with alcohol. Definitely a stop to put on the list while in Belfast!

Sweet spot, reminds me of Ruby Tuesday or Applebees, but a lot cooler…read more Thanks for a delicious beer.

I loved the fun decor of granny Annie's, the attention to detail was great. The food was great too,…read moreI recommend the nachos, the only thing I'll say is the staff weren't very friendly or approachable, especially one member of staff but it didn't ruin our time there and I would visit again, if not for the nachos!

So called in here for breakfast with a raging hangover as I didnt want to eat food on the fly from…read morethe market. There was a 10/15 minute wait for a table but that was grand after all its sunday morning brunch time. I ordered the best of the market breakfast (see pic) and asked for my tea to be served at the same time. Food came out quickly but I didnt get asked if I wanted any condiments, had to ask myself. I was about half way through breakfast as well before I had to remind them id also ordered a tea. This came without milk so had to ask for that too. So the food itself was good, ive had better, ive had worse. I didnt like the very crispy slice of fried soda, personally I prefer a nice soft soda farl to mop up sauces and egg. Potato bread was ok and the rest nice but not mind blowing. Overall its not bad. Lovely setting, friendly, if not forgetful staff. Id come back but ive had better breakfasts. Maybe try a lunch or a dinner next time.

If you can manage to get a balcony table overlooking the market whilst live music is in full swing…read morethen George's Of The Market is one of the best place in Belfast for breakfast or lunch. I visited yesterday (Saturday 14.05.2016) with my sister and we had an extremely enjoyable leisurely lunch sitting on said balcony, watching bustling St George's Market, soaking up atmosphere and listening to wonderful live music. Service was good and there were a few Vegetarian options on the menu. It's a pity these Vegetarian dishes aren't more clearly marked with a (V) plus a few more Vegetarian dishes would be great, but at least they are there. Caroline S ordered a Veggie Breakfast (£6.75) which was the most impressive looking Vegetarian Fry I've ever seen, plus she assured me it tasted fantastic. I opted for a pasta dish with butternut squash, walnuts, onion and rosemary (£6.95). Delicious food in generous portions at reasonable prices. We managed to work our way through glasses of Pinot Grigio, Rose and Prosecco. St George's Market Bar and Grill also do the most amazing pure apple juice and Prosecco cocktail which we thought the best Prosecco based cocktail we have ever tried. Most of the restaurant ingredients are fresh and local, coming from the market itself. We arrived at just before 1pm and stayed until after 3pm as we had such a wonderful time there. Even inside this restaurant is beautiful due to natural light coming through a skylight rooftop, however the best tables are definitely on the balcony. I'm already plotting my return...

The food was great and the decor was very unique! The service was quick and friendly.read more

Eclectic decor, cute brunch place. Definitely pretty touristy but not a bad place to get a Full…read moreIrish Breakfast for the first time. However, after trying it at different places I realized theirs wasn't that great. Initial impression was 4 stars but after trying different Full Irishes I bumped it down. I didn't like my blood pudding -- and that's not because I don't like blood pudding, but theirs was incredibly dry and difficult to eat. But the Belfast Bap was a great sandwich. Nice place to sit after a long train ride to Dublin. Waitress was super kind and cheerful as well.

On the way to Titanic museum. Stopped in for coffee and a bite to eat. Coffee was good and pastry…read morewas fresh. Don't let the construction deture you.

Came in search of a decent cup of joe and wasn't disappointed. Croissants and sausage rolls pretty…read moregood too. A few minutes from the Titanic museum. Recommended