Even saying the name Piggly Wiggly brings me into a good mood, so I find it very good that the food…read moreand everything that is in this coffee shop is good enough to bring me into a smiling state also! The coffee shop is very small and intimate, with the space for a few metal seats outside on the rare days in Belfast where the wind or rain has decided to not molest your face! The store do all the usual coffee fare, with cappuccinos, lattes, steamers and all the usual specialised teas. There is also a good range of food for a breakfast, lunch and dinner, with rich, hearty soups, well filled and reasonably priced sandwiches and lovely bagels, wraps and paninis.The staff are attentive and are always looking to offer you anything you may want or need. They also always do a daily special which is good to try something new at a reasonable price! This place is good, solid coffee/sandwich shop, so there is no reason why more piggly wigglys shouldn't go to this market!

I treated myself to a spot of lunch today at the Ballyhack favourite Piggly Wiggly. Vic and Sid…read moretook over the place last year and have some amazing plans. Vic cooked me a mouth watering 4 chicken goujons stack topped with bacon and cheese, drizzled with BBQ sauce and served up with garlic potato cubes and all for under £8. Signature dish is the club sandwich but the frys are to die for!!!

I am not usually a huge fan of Clements cafes but this one is better than any other I have been in…read more It's large, peaceful and a pleasure to sit in. I visited today with Caroline S and we grabbed one of the two seater tables directly to the right as you walk in. Said tables have super comfy armchair-style seats, which I could happily lounge in all day. Walls have plenty of socket points and USB ports for charging electricals. Plus colourful lights, bright decor, warm wooden floors and furniture give this cafe a welcoming, modern vibe. Clements offer table service which I love and staff are pleasant. We ordered an Americano, pot of tea, two cheese and cranberry toasties and a fifteen bun. Food was good and coffee great. The only problem being that we really didn't want to leave...

Fab that this place is open 8 am to 11 pm…read more Hard to find a coffee shop that stays open late. They always have fab portion sizes of food and drinks. Their traybakes are huge. Could share between at least 2. Must try them sometime. They have a great drinks menu to choose from. Nice hot chocolates that you can order in numerous flavours. The guy that served us last in there was so good at his job. The place is good for groups as its a decent size.

This was the best breakfast we had in Belfast. The service was excellent. My banana bread with…read morebacon was next level and everyone else's food was top notch.

General Merchant is good at making the sort of coffee that I'm happy to drink without milk. They…read moreare also good at avocado dishes, providing more of it on toast than some others do. Today I had a veggy burger plus the optional fries. Burger appeared to contain curry spices but not overwhelmingly so. Altogether tasty and there was even some avocado in the bun. As an omnivore, I'm conscious, though, of the different levels of structural integrity between meat and veggy patties - the latter are probably best left bunless and eaten with cutlery. It saves burying my face in the plate. For a sweet, I had the custard tart. This had much more custard in it than some others that I've had but perhaps a little too sweet.

A popular cafe across the U.k. Nice array of coffee and teas. Also offer pastries, sandwiches,…read moreyogurt, fruit and other small baked goods. They have plenty of seating with charging outlets for you to continue to work on your projects. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is warming.

Very pleasant experience…read more Welcoming staff. Great space with lots of seating and good natural light. Has varied seating option both high and low,comfy or hard. Very clean. Staff are attentive to cleaning tables as soon as someone leaves. Busy place inside and outside. I got parked outside but could only stay there for one hour. Probably a better place to go later in the evening when you can park on the single yellow lines nearby.

Best cafe on Belmont road and perhaps the whole of Belfast /NI…read more Food is epic!! There isn't a bad piece of food in this place. Price is good value. My favourites would be. : -Build your own salad from the salad bar. This will be the eat salad of your life. -Apple as cinnamon Pancakes,bacon and maple syrup. -blueberry and white choc scone with jam,cream and sliced strawberries. I challenge you to get your mouth around this. Lunch and breakfast time is very busy as they're are not many tables. And as people tend to be waiting for tables you can feel rushed to leave.

Great place. My wife introduced made to this place today and I'm glad she did. A stonkingly great…read moremenu that is we'll executed by lovely staff who seem more genuinely chatty and friendly than most places. You really get the impression here that the staff are being nice to you because they are nice people rather than they have been told a plastered on smile is part of the job. Can't wait to go back!

Oh dear, Piggley Wigley's doesn't appeal to this little piggy. If you are satisfied with a very…read morebasic cafe menu and don't expect too much in terms of the aesthetics of your surroundings, then you might be OK with this place. Call me fussy but I like a little bit more than that. I went with one young child in tow and the only thing I could find to order him was a kit kat. I opted for a scone which was a pretty sorry dry little thing and disappointing to say the least. I always look around me to see what other people are having and wasn't overly excited by the plates of toast and small Ulster frys I saw. Speaking of looking around, the interior was tired looking and the hard wooden chairs didn't encourage a long stay. The service wasn't bad as such, more actively disinterested, as if the guy working here didn't care if I ordered a 10 course meal or a glass of tap water. The most popular aspect of Pigley Wigley's seems to be the outside seating where people stop for a ciggie and a cup of tea so if that's what you're looking for you'll be OK. As a zealous anti smoker, I hate having to walk through a fug of smoke to get in the door of this cafe. I love the name Pigley Wigleys and really wanted this little place to be homely and serve home made food. Looks like the name is the only thing that pleases this Yelper.

Nice enough coffee available in The Streat. This particular cafe has comfy inside seating and a…read morecouple of tiny outside tables for sunny days. It's a sun trap when the weather's good and serves a range of sandwiches, wraps and sweet treats. You can get food to sit in with or takeaway from the Streat and they also offer catering for events.

SD Bells is all about the tea and coffee. In these days of tall skinny macchiatos and grande…read moreamericanos, a non coffee drinker like me (yes really, I have NEVER drunk a cup of coffee) is deeeelighted to find somewhere that has a huge range of teas. The interior is pretty traditional and comfy and I always see a complete mix of school kids, mums and tots and the more mature in Bells. I usually call in for 'elevenses' and sometimes even wait till eleven o'clock! Depending on what I've been up to the night before, I'll have either a cold diet coke or a nice civilised cup of Earl Grey if I have been a good girl. Either way, I'll also have a rather delish tray bake to get the blood sugar nice and high. I have also had lunch a couple of times and the sandwiches are fresh fresh fresh and remind me of the kind of sarnies my mum would make! Next door to the coffee shop is the really interesting part - the little shop where you can buy Bells tea and coffee to take home. The range is mind boggling and I can recommend the Oolong peaches and cream blend. Oh yes, there really is a peaches and cream tea and I love it. Being a freak of nature non coffee drinker I can't personally vouch for the beans, but everyone else tells me they're top notch! Give me a cup of tea every time (and a diet coke chaser for a caffeine hit). The original Mr Bell started the business in 1887 which explains why these guys really know their leaves and beans!

I was here last week for a nice little family day, everyone had coffee and the like. But I wired…read moreinto a little panini and it was lush!!! It did take them an age to serve it to me tho. Everyone had finished their coffee by the time that I had been given my food. But on this occasion I didn't mind because everyone was watching me eat it and I could tell they where so jealous and very upset that they didn't order something as-well. I was sitting beside my uncle who likes to eat (if you know what I mean) and he didn't talk to me the whole time, he was mesmerized by the succulent cheesy chicken I was devouring. Seriously it was like he had never seen food before!!!! I loved it and will definitely be back for some more family torture sometime, but it is a bit out of the way for me as it sits in solitude away from any kind of hustle and bustle which isn't traffic jams on the Newtownards road/Knock dual carriage-way junction.

New spot. Very…read morepopular small space. Love the wood burner. Feels like a mix between your family kitchen,Little Wing and Established coffee shop. Staff are super chatty,helpful and friendly. Great food,great prices.

Didn't know until recently this lovely little cafe was here so glad I found it. The food & staff…read moreare fantastic. Recommend