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.

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!!!

Lovely cafe situated in Dundonald Elim Church. All staff…read moremembers are welcoming and friendly. Have been there a few times now and food and staff have not disappointed me yet! Would recommend this place for a family outing, a friendly catch up or just for a wee pot of tea!

Wow. What a find !!…read more Located inside Dundonald Elim Church. Good car park. The food is lush and great value. Probably undercutting standard cafe prices by at least £1 or £2. Good size portions. Selling lunch type food including scones,soup,burgers and sandwiches. As well as tray bakes and hot drinks. Chocolate biscuits cake was to die for. Wash it down with a cream egg milk shake. The setting is very homely. The staff are nice. The cafe has been set up to help the employment of people with special needs. There is a lovely wee sign on the table asking you to be patient. Look forward to returning.

Well, Toasted turned out to be quite the little treat! With about a half hour to kill between the…read morepoint we had to drop our daughter off for school and then be back in time to see her play, we didn't have too many options, and as a result called in here. I've seen the sign out on the main road (which would be easy to miss) every day as it's on my commute to work and yet I've never been in. So this worked out well. What a great hidden gem, loved this place. If you're looking for it, it is opposite the attendant-less Maxol garage, down the side of the used car place. The décor has all the hallmarks of a trendy contemporary coffee shop/deli, nothing too original, but to their credit they have distilled the design to the best elements of it and then executed the layout very well, so it's a nice place to be. The staff were great too which I love as there is little to endear a place to me more quickly than nice people working there who are nice, not through customer training but because they are just good folks!! The food when was great, a wide range of mouth-watering choices are clearly displayed across the huge menu..... which is the entire back wall of the place. It has been painted in blackboard paint and the menu chalked up in big clear writing. The prices although on the higher end of average aren't extortionate by any means so I wouldn't call it cheap eats but you get top quality food and service for just north of average price. The coffee was great, which is an essential element for me and the last thing I ate was a scone..... as we were there so early, it was freshly backed and still warm from the oven......................... so so good!

Nice little find 5 mins from our vacation home. amazing baked goods, solid breakfast and proper…read morecoffee.

This is a great local cafe that has everything you would want on the menu. Food is lovely,cooked…read morewell & good portion sizes. Very reasonably priced. My only downfall would be sometimes you can wait a long time on your order but as the saying goes good things come to those who wait! Definitely try this page if you are in Dundonald you won't be disappointed!

Didn't get a chance to eat because e were told the kitchen was closed at 4:45…read more First time in Ireland and at restaurant. Luckily all restaurants around them were open. Ended up next door at Wolfs which was delicious

Seeing all the great reviews for Binky's I had to try it out. Binky's Kitchen and Binky's are side…read moreby side, or rather they are one eatery with two sections. We went into Binky's Kitchen and a large sign advised us to wait to be seated. A waitress found us a table immediately and provided us with the dedicated Vegetarian menu which we specifically requested. A broad menu with five Vegetarian options listed. I ordered the Superfood Salad which consists of rocket, spinach, avocado, beetroot, goats cheese, peppers, pine nuts and a sunblushed tomato oil dressing, it was flavourful and delicious. My dining companion had the Vegetarian Bake which I sampled and while nice it was a little bland with too much cream sauce and not enough veg. Feeling greedy we ordered coffees and desserts. Soya milk lattes are available on request. Coffee was fabulous and our Banoffee Pie and Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge Ice Cream Sundae Jar (what a mouthful!) out of this world. Such beautiful and massive desserts. I really enjoyed dining in Binky's. Service was quick, food scrumptious, decor warm and ambiance relaxed with a family friendly feel. You do need to be hungry to eat here though as the portions are massive. Prices are good for such generous portions and quality food. Two main dishes, two desserts, two coffees and a soft drink cost us £32.53 in total. A great cafe and casual restaurant.

I have to completely agree with the previous review, it would be five stars from me if there was a…read morebit more room inside, maybe I'm being harsh giving it four stars as the food ,character ,feel and location are all excellent.

Truffles is a great wee traditional cafe on the bustling Belmont road. The cafe itself is nice and…read morecosy although it can be quite tightly packed and always busy. Good menu with lots to choose from, the frys are lovely, there are about 4 or 5 frys to choose from, from mini frys to belly busters. There are soup, sandwiches, chips and eggs stew and more , desserts are on the menu too. Staff are friendly and attentive. Prices are a bit expensive I think. Now open till 9pm on a Friday and byo on a Friday.

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

do not eat at this coffee shop if you are coeliac or have allergies. despite checking 4 times they…read moreserved me food containing gluten. they do not have an allergen menu and seem to have no traceability on their ingredients. it is not safe for people with allergies.

Walking along the Belmont Road you can't fail to miss Olivers, mainly because the name covers the…read morewhole side of the building, but you cannot deny it is a very pretty looking cafe. The rugged brick and wood, the very fancy lighting, there has been a lot of care, thought and attention to detail put into the decor and I'm always a fan of nice decor. This place is very popular with always someone in, which is why I thought I'd give it a try. I also can never resist a window seat in a coffee shop for people watching, and one had just become free. What I'm not a fan of so much is being ignored by staff and hard scones. I stood at the counter waiting to be served so long I was almost embarrassed, as two trendy and attractive boys leaned over the back counter trying to fix something on their phone. I don't mean to have a go about phones as mine is practically surgically attached, but hello, coffee needed. Eventually a girl came out of the kitchen and served me instead, caffeine in means calm in. The coffee was nice enough, but the scone was hard and dry. They had so many on display perhaps they just aren't selling them quickly enough. Or perhaps it is how I ended up feeling about the place generally- a little style over substance. I like style, but I like nice food too.

In my humble opinion, the Belvedere is the best little cafe on the Cregagh. Friendly, bright,…read moreclean, tasty, it has all the good adjectives to describe it! It feels like a little community, bustling with locals who all seem to know each other, and welcomed by staff who are so nice you are convinced you must have met them before. Serving a mixture of breakfast treats and lunch favourites like a good old toastie to sausage, beans and chips they have something for everyone. so long as that 'everyone' likes a good feed. They even do salads for the calorie concious, but I've never tried them as their full breakfast is a hug on a plate and probably the only non-greasy one I've tried in town. They also do a posher evening menu on Friday and Saturday nights which is BYO, and by the breakfast and lunches I've enjoyed, it is bound to be a winner.

This is lovely bistro on the Cregagh Road…read more Both the service and prices are excellent and if you're looking for breakfast they have a great range on offer. I recently brought family here who opted for the large grill (fry) which was cooked really well and was very clean, no greasy items!! I opted for the Mighty Chorizo for a change and it was amazing. Two pieces of ciabatta topped with a delicious tomato sauce with peppers, courgette, onion and chorizo finished with two poached eggs (cooked to perfection). Made a nice change to the tradition breakfast items and is one I would defiantly recommend. All in all a great local eatery