This is a proper old school bakery and the smell that assaults you when you enter is just…read morefantastic. Up on Castle Street it just seems to be a little bit off the radar of most of the people in the town centre and I got the impression there's definitely a whole bunch of 'regulars' who go here. They've a huge selection of breads and pastries and all things sweet but I much prefer their savoury offerings like their jumbo sausage roll. They'll heat it up for you and with a dash of HP sauce definitely as close to a slice of heaven you'll get on a cold day. Next time you're after lunch, give your usual a miss and head up here. Pros: Delicious food. Cons: A bit off the beaten track.

Just tried Boyles Bakery today and have to say it was amazing taste. Had been going to a run down…read morebakery for years and then found this fantastic shop. This bakery is pure old school and is in a class of its own. Honestly next time in town hit castle street. x

An amazing bakery! Passing the bakery after school everyday…read moreI started to call in now and again. My first time in the owner was very pleasant and discussed with me my GCSE options. Even when I couldn't call in after school I would wave through the window. After not being in for a while, when I finally did I was made to feel very special. As he said I was a very polite, well mannered girl. The buns are most defiantly the best also at amazing prices. I would defiantly recommend this bakery to anyone!

Called in here after work one day when I was passing as I was feeling decidedly sorry for myself…read moreafter a totally crappy day. There is something very comforting about bakeries and the smell of bread and buns, it's obviously the insecure over-eater in me coming through there, but there really is. They've got lots of little cakes and buns in the window to pull you in and the usual display cases with coconut rings, éclairs and jam tarts and apple pies and so forth to choose from. I got a cream-filled coconut finger with the traditional radioactive red jam blob on the top and it was MASSIVE and it was only 60p!!! I had to stop myself from buying anything else. The girl at the till was really pleasant too and made some conversation. I would call in here again soon, but I'm really starting to worry about my 'aul figure!

Passing through this fabulous department store to get to the Arthur Street Cafe, this was quite…read moreinteresting. It reminded my of Macy's or Bloomingdale's in the United States though smaller. Housewares and home goods, decor, small kitchen appliances, greeting cards, clothing, personal care, perfume and more that I just didn't have time to browse. Prices looked to be medium towards high but this is quality stuff. [Review 1881 of 2024 - 864 in United Kingdom - 22903 overall]

Great food, great service all attached to amazing shopping!! All my loves brought together in one…read moreplace... I love Avoca

This was one of the first stalls that grabbed my attention when I discovered St George's Market…read moremany a year ago. The bakery produces all many of tasty treats, savoury and sweet, all at reasonable prices. The variety on offer is sometimes overwhelming. The range includes deep filled vegetable quiche, home-made sausage rolls, pies, bruschetta and all manner of multi-grain breads. The quiche was superb. A huge chunk for a reasonable £3.50 went along nicely with a piece of fresh bread topped with lightly caramelised onions and salty anchovies. I also took a few of the sugary treats home n my last trip. Giant dark chocolate cookies (when I say large I mean 7-8inches) and Turkish baklava. Both were fantastic but the baklava was possibly the most unhealthy thing I've eaten. Buttery oily soaked thin layers of pastry with walnuts and honey. Delicious but very very filling. Certainly worth a try if you're in the area.

The last five times I've visited, their croissants haven't been fresh. I think it's unfair to be…read morecharged full price for a day old croissant. To be fair, when their croissants are fresh, they're amazing! I even ask before I choose my croissant and they just lie, I find this very misleading and uncool. I've stopped going here because of it.

I really really wanted to like it. Anything with a long history - and the shopgirl was nice, but…read morewhat we had was pretty low quality. The sweet roll was like a hot dog bun with spray whipped cream down the center. Has so much potential. Maybe the other things are good.

You can smell this old school bakery way before you see it, and not in a chemical Subway kind of…read moreway. The smell of the bakery warms the air of this pedestrian area behind Royal Avenue, and they always have tonnes of cakes and breads on shelves outside to tempt the eyes as well. You won't find your fancy modern artisan fayre (or trendy hipster service) here, but what you will find is an exceptional collection of fruity cakes and chocolatey treats, and their sausage rolls will brighten up the most boring of working lunches. Fight your way through the queues of old ladies, and you are sure to find baked joy.

Nicest crepes I've ever had and my daughter loved them to she got chocolate and cream in hers and I…read moregot strawberry and cream in mine. The food is made right in front of you which I loved and it's super fast.

This spot is a fun place to spend a couple hours while exploring Belfast. Various vendors selling…read moretheir goods. Fresh fish,coffee, pastries, fruits & veggies etc. All sorts of gift items such as hats,scarves,shirts,jewelry,sea glass gifts (met the sweet artist) Wuite the array of goods! Fun browse There was even a musician playing Irish tunes

This market is well know for sundar gardening so I went on Sunday morning. Try cute and unique,…read morefilled with art works foods and drinks. Plenty of options for foods. Traditional (mostly) or international & lots of local coffee shop. Some stalls can have a long line since it makes to order and that can take up to 30mins for more. Most folks are just chills and seat back and relax with their families or friends. For me, it's a small market but great vibe and definitely go there on Sunday to see the true local social life.

Any time I'm trying to get in the good books with my girlfriend I go to Treat Boutique. One cupcake…read moreis all it takes. Try red velvet with raspberry buttercream topping, they give you an immediate sugar hit that puts your head in the clouds and shocks your taste buds. Each cupcake comes perfectly boxed and presented to perfection - they really do feel like a special treat. There's a sit in option at treat boutique but I worry that if I sit in Id never stop eating! Maybe one day I'll build up enough will power.

This was, quite simply, the single best cupcake I've had in my entire life.read more

To get a background on why I love Greggs so much consult my review of their Boucher Road stall - we…read morehave history, put it like that. This branch is great, although very busy at lunch time. But never fear the staff here are well trained and they get queues moving at a frightening pace. There's a good seated area inside here, but every time I've been in it's sadly been occupied. I know people say Greggs is the death of the indie bakery but you really can't fault what they do - great pastries and lunch options - what's not to love?! Big love to one of the counter staff today who was a machine getting through the lunchtime rush whilst still being impeccably polite!

Greggs..... like the big chain coffee shops (Nero/Costa/Starbucks), you seen one......... you seen…read morethem all. But to be fair other than its convenience through its close proximity to work, it's good. You will already be familiar with the food offerings if you've ever been to a Greggs before. Cheap bakery goods that while not tip top class leading fayre, well above their weight consider the prices. For this reason alone I quite like Greggs in general, but I thought I'd give this one a mention as the staff in here tend to be pretty friendly and helpful and get you in and out the door quickly and efficiently even when it's really busy.