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Jellybean Cafe

3.9 (12 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Good for soup and a sarnie at lunch.. Reasonably priced good food. Always seems to be rammed full of babies for some reason! Staff friendly

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Cafe Smart - Menu

Cafe Smart

(10 reviews)

££

East Belfast

The newest edition to the ever-growing collection of coffee shops / cafes on the Belmont Road, Cafe…read moreSmart is definitely the swankiest. Scarlet red details against crisp white lines = oh so chic. It was practically calling my name. Cafe Smart was the location for a well needed catch-up with a friend today, as I'd been dying to try it out for quite some time. Unfortunately, I was in one of those no-hot-drinks moods, even though the only hot drink I take is hot chocolate (just could never get into coffee, and tea = eugh). Appletiser it was then... My friend, in contrast, hadn't eaten anything for quite some time, so she ordered herself a salad and devoured it in next to no time. Actions spoke louder than words...I'm reckoning it was pretty good. Tea was next on the menu, and my friend was was provided with the cutest little tea pot, which seemed to produce an endless amount of the hot beverage. Not bad, and she seemed to enjoy herself. Could've been my excellent company though... My only qualm with Cafe Smart is the fact that the prices are slightly on the high side. With paninis starting at £5.60, and reaching an eye-watering £6.75 (fair enough, it comes with baked beans...but seriously?!), and my Appletiser coming in at £2.10, I did feel a bit hard done by. I'm sure you'll agree. Couldn't decide between three and four...so just imagine a wee half mark in there, s'il vous plait.

With their big wide windows spanning the corner, it is hard to miss Cafe Smart, and for me it is…read morethe windows that make it. Settle me there at the corner with a big latte and it is the perfect spot to watch the world go by. It isn't so coffee-snobby as some places in the area, but that suits me fine. Having visited for a work lunch the menu of sandwiches and the like mean it is pretty quick if you are stuck for time, and the food is fresh and well presented. Apparently they open late on Thursdays with a 3 course set menu, BYO and live piano which I haven't tried, but if the lunchtime offerings are anything to go by, it'll definitely be worth a visit.

Sunshine Caffe

Sunshine Caffe

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I can guarantee you've never been in a place like it. Seriously. Combining a tanning salon and a…read moresort-of-cafe...whatever will they think of next?! The mind boggles... Due to the fact that our previous two coffee shop choices had both closed (it was after 4pm, granted), the three of us were forced to look elsewhere. Sunshine Caffe seemed a good call, and looked particularly, well, sunshiney. Orange / yellow walls, cool pink and orange seating, and the staff sporting a golden glow and a bright t-shirt to boot...yes, it was almost like we'd stumbled upon a Caribbean island in east Belfast. Almost. With a menu as eclectic as it cafe / solarium, we were in for a few surprises. Hot chocolate / milkshake weren't an option, but coffee, a can of coke, a baguette or a jelly cup definitely were. Yes, a jelly cup. More a huge glass filled with three different layers of jelly (and a few nuts for good measure), a dollop of cream on top, and a sauce of choice drizzled on top of that. A heart-attack in a glass really. A jelly cup it was. They so happened to be half price, so £1 wasn't a bad call at all. One of my friends felt the sweet aspect of the dessert a tad more than myself or our other friend, and struggled to get past the first layer. My other friend nearly finished hers, but I downed mine no probs at all (and am now feeling the repercussions of this). The sugar disaster was furthered by a couple of cans of Fanta (I should be bouncing off walls), and a muffin was also consumed between my two friends. It came lovingly presented on a plate with a dollop of ice-cream and (yet more) chocolate sauce. Mmm... We left it at that, and decided to pay the grand total of £5.60 for three jelly cups, two cans of Fanta and a muffin. Not bad at all. My friend asked if they had a toilet, which apparently they didn't, so we had to dash over to Maccy D's for that purpose. I fail to mention the tanning booth / sunbeds, but as we didn't go anywhere near them, there's not much to say. The closest I've come to any form of fake tan is a bit of Sun Shimmer, so I wouldn't be a good judge of anything sunbed related, let me tell you that much. A curious little place...

Jellybean Cafe - coffee - Updated May 2026

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