In the heart of Belfast we found this bit of southern America. Top floor of the Dirty Onion pub…read more.. Wings and loaded Fry's..gravy chicken cheese and onions. Great food. Historic surroundings and friendly service.

I ordered the regular fried chicken burger but our server apparently heard buffalo chicken burger…read more I sadly didn't realize this until I'd already taken a bite and didn't want to send it back, so it is what it is. I'm not the biggest fan of buffalo chicken, butttt the chicken was flavorful and the perfect amount of crisp. My sinuses are also super clear now so I've got that going for me, haha. Fries were tasty and service was friendly/pretty quick! Nice place to stop by if you want to grab a bite for pretty reasonable (city) prices!

I don't really like comparing places to other places but in this instance I have to, this place is…read moreno KFC. I feel it is unfair to benchmark them against such an established restaurant but I feel I have to as the whole setup of this places seems as though it was based around a KFC, like someone has just tried a copy and paste job. The food isn't half bad which is why my rating isn't poor in any way - just ok. The meal deals on offer are fine and the chicken itself is definitely tasty. The whole venue just screamed out to me that they are trying to be KFC, which I didn't like. I think they have to have their own entity in order to grow as a restaurant. I just feel like myself others might be the same that it's just a cheaper version of the colonel.

An average chicken shop. There is better options un Belfast. Including Nandos and Country Fried…read moreChicken. Check groupon for Chicken Lickin for deals if you are going.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. You wouldn't think it was anything special from the…read moreoutside and the decor is like a dodgy 70s canteen but the food is amazing. I always go for the Hong Kong BBQ menu - choose from pork belly, char sui, chicken wings or duck then add noodles, steamed or fried rice or soup base. Green tea is free flowing and the food arrives quickly. Such a great spot I highly recommend it.

I wasn't given a menu. When I asked about the soup noodles available, the lady said,'There are so…read moremany soup noodles, how could I name all of them to you?' She sounded annoyed and angry at my question. I know it's busy hour but you don't treat customers this way. I might be wrong but their poor service seems to be experienced by Asian customers exclusively.

Okay , this should be my second review as my son wanted to eat here twice during Belfast stay. The…read morepeople , food , atmosphere and all around cleanness and ambiance was once again great. We need more of these in the US ! And the sauces are great from mild to hot ! Thanks again , we will be back for sure. And price was very reasonable for sure. Big shout out to this establishment !

Yelp 100 Challenge 2018 - # 98/100…read more Might have been that it was extra hectic because it was dinner time on a weekend, there were a few mistakes with our order but no biggie. Was excited to eat at Nando's again but this place was a little underwhelming compared to the one in Windsor. The bold flavors that made me a believer in Nando's was kinda lacking here. The rice was undercooked. No such thing as al dente rice for this Asian. Service was fast and friendly.

Got a veggie panini in West. Woah they are busy at lunchtime! Staff were very nice and the takeaway…read morequeue seemed to move very fast. I considered getting chips on the side (was so hungry!) but glad I didn't! Was so filling! And massive lovely salad on the side and tortillas with sauce - very tasty :)

Great wee place in the city centre for lunch at reasonable prices…read more Lots of choice and diets catered for and they do exceptionally good salads! This place is really popular with people often queuing to the door, but don't worry it usually doesn't take long to get a seat (there are two seated areas just around the corner from each other) Would recommend to anyone who want a tasty lunch and a good choice of variety!

Not much I can say that hasn't already been said. This place is classic, old world and charming…read more The staff was fine, commensurate with what I have come to expect in the UK and EU, where lack of a tipping culture often results in what I find to be "lackluster" attentiveness. Servers are paid the same regardless of my dining experience. While the merits of the US tipping culture is the subject of much debate. What is undebatable is that a servers attention to my dining experience is certainly amplified when their compensation depends on it. Nonetheless the experience was a blast and the food was awesome. The stand out item was the seafood chowder. I will be back later this year for another bowl for certain.

The food was great but we were confused where to go. The Sunday menu did not have all the food…read moreoptions we hoped for. But in the end the stew was great, the ciders were refreshing, and another round of fish of chips never hurt anyone. If you can figure out which door leads you to the correct restaurant to get a seat and order then you should get the stew. It was really good.

Recently I've heard a lot about The Hudson's famous Chicken Wings so I thought I better check them…read moreout. Firstly I thought that on a Friday afternoon that the place would be rammed and I'd have to wait an age to get ripped in to those tiny, tender poultry pieces but I was wrong I walked in ordered at the bar and less than 15 minutes later I was presented with a wooden bowl of 33 glazed buffalo wings - all for £8.95! The price was good and the wings did live up to the hype but I wouldn't say they were earth shattering. There was just the right amount of glaze but the wings themselves lacked meat. Yesterday's visit to The Hudson reaffirmed how good the bar is in my eyes - it's such a jack of all trades - serves a whole host of different beers - I had the Sam Adams, something that you don't see too often in Belfast. It really is the perfect place to garb some wings and have a beer on a Friday afternoon.

First time eating anything other than chicken wings here (which are amazing) staff are friendly and…read moreefficient. Food is tasty and there is a nice atmosphere to the place. I had a club sandwich which was served with skinny fries & a nice little bit of salad, really enjoyed it all. My husband had the steak sandwich with chunky chips which got a thumbs up from him. Will definitely be back I'm back! Having food before my birthday party which is happening upstairs, tonight I went for scampi & chips....yum! Menu is limited but what they do, they do well. Table had a mix of chunky chips, skinny fries & sweet potato fries all of which are delicious

Went to Markham Moor, A1 North yesterday teatime and would never return. Appalling customer service…read moreand when asked to speak to a manager about it he laughed in my face and accused me of being drunk (a new low given that I do not drink). Is that his they are trained to deal with a complaint? I know these young staff will deal with drunk customers regularly but it was 4:30 in the afternoon. Rubbish everywhere on the floor, overflowing bins and disgusting toilets. This may just have been a bad day, understaffed etc. But I do not think so. Bad, bad and bad. KFC Markham Moor are just lucky that most people are reading these reviews after they have been, rather than before.

Sir Bokes-a-lot…read more This place is situated in the heart of the pretty terrible food court in Castle Court and is certainly amongst the worst places to eat in town. There are always queues here, and when I say queues I mean that there will be at least 10 people in front of you in the queue if you take the stupid decision to eat here. The staff are quick but in no way friendly. Avoid if possible, but if you are starving you probably won't get sick by eating here.

There are three fast food giants - McDonalds, KFC and Burger King, and in my opinion Burger King…read morecomes in at a very poor third place. I think KFC is the best because the chicken is absolutely delicious and as I write this my mouth is watering. Mc Donald's would come second as it is the best hangover cure I know but Burger King just seems to lack something. I just don't like it at all. It seems to have got itself caught so much on the 'burger' element that whereas McDonalds and KFC can elaborate their meals and show a bit of variety, Burger King seem restrained some what to all their meals coming out of the oven in a burger shape. In saying this though, anytime I pass it in the city centre it is always full of people who look more than happy with their food. Maybe you have to be either Mc Donald's or Burger King fan but can't be both. I recently called in to see if it had improved since the last time I was in and sadly it hadn't. The staff is nice and the place is well laid out and clean but this place really isn't my cup of tea/ or my burger

Burger King is definitely better than McDonald's. Controversial statement I know, but its true…read more Their burgers are better and bigger and their fries are nicer. However I think you always end up spending more in Burger King than in McDonalds. However this individual restaurant is not much to sing on about. It has been there for years and is quite dated and a bit grotty. There are plenty of seats downstairs and upstairs. It is usually busy enough which I am glad about as other people uphold my Burger King superiority statement. This place is good if your in a rush but I wouldn't go planning any first dates here or anything.

Yet another great sandwich place right in the heart of the city centre at the back of Donegal…read moreArcade, Sarnies is a wonderful place to get yourself sorted with either a mid morning snack or a quality lunch! The Signs outside are dilapidated and the interior is basic with all the space dedicated to the showcasing of the food on offer, but with seating space outside if you want it ( that is fortunately covered to hide you from Belfast's real "charms") this isn't an issue.What matters here is the food, and oh mama is it good! The sandwiches are all freshly made on site with fine local ingredients.There are a wide range of choices, whilst you can order up anything you would want just by asking. The man who runs the shop is a chatty and friendly person who is one of these people who seems to know everyone around town!He also knows what I want usually before I say anything which is probably a poor reflection on me.... but I can't help loving their white rolls with chicken, ham, stuffing and cranberry sauce, it is like Christmas in a sandwich! There are a changing variety of daily soups and stews, and other options like mini frys and sodas to appease those who want something a little different. Everything is reasonably priced too, which is another bonus. I personally loathe the "sandwiches" at subway with their mediocre bread, processed fillings and scandalous prices, and I wish people would abandon them for places like this which have quality food at a price that doesn't stretch the pockets!

One of the cheapest yet most fulfilling little places to eat in the city, if you're looking for a…read moresandwich then this is your place. Sarnies, good name by the way (i'm a fan of it, I don't know why but there is something quaint and local about it) is situated just off Royal Avenue so it's perfect for the lunch time shopper and or tourist. When I landed down I had a meatball sub which I'm not too sure if they do now as I didn't see it last time on the menu. The meatballs were lightly spiced in a rich silky marinara sauce, loaded with sticky cheese on a submarine roll. All that for under £3 cannot be beaten. Check it out.