Aaaah, Capers. Sadly I am old enough to remember the original Capers on Great Victoria Street from…read moremy sixth form days. If you'd been to Capers, you were Officially Cool. That restaurant closed and Capers moved to its current smaller site at Ballyhackamore. Capers is the ideal spot for when you have some month left at the end of the money. It's not licensed so you have the pleasure of bringing your own wine or beer. If you go for a 10 inch pizza which is plenty for one, you'll only pay about £6-8 each, with chips and garlic bread at about £2 each. This is a really small restaurants and there isn't much apart from pizza on the menu - just a couple of pasta dishes and chicken nuggets for the freakish few kids who don't like pizza. I'm delighted to report that the pizzas are just as good as they always were - thin crispy bases and load of cheese plus whatever topping you choose in a generous helping. Another bonus for me is that you can have your pizza made with cheddar as I'm not a big mozzarella fan. If you're planning to go on a particular night, make sure you book as this little gem fills up fast at weekends as it really is a cheap, cheerful and fun venue. Great for kids too.

I don't know of many pizza places in East Belfast, apart from the obvious big chain restaurants. I…read morewould have to say this comes close to the top of my list. They have a good little deal on at the moment (free garlic bread) when two pizzas are ordered, thats a sure start way to ruin your breath for an evening. The pizzas here are nice and they have their own individual style and character, however a tad over priced for me. Unlike the big chain pizza places that are really competitive and have rock bottom offer prices sometimes, Capers fails to compete on the same level in my opinion. But you can 'bring yer own' and make bookings for groups and parties. A good place to go if you want to go to a little independent restaurant.

On vacation I will often have a few vegetarian meals due to easier accessibility. After our first…read morenight in Belfast and multiple bars we found this adorable little pizza shop across the street from our hotel (The Maldron). This is the perfect late night snack food and the prices are unbeatable. We ordered garlic cheese bread with red sauce which I thought would be like it is in the USA however it was a personal cheese pizza. The pizza itself was so hot, gooey, garlicky, and delicious. It was 4 euros which I think is a fantastic price for the size and quality. The staff was very friendly and got the huge crowd food faster than most pizza places. This is the best pizza place and late night after drinking snack to fill your belly. I recommend everybody to go here.

No seating here, takeaway only. Godly service here. I ordered the garlic bread and it was just a…read moremini pizza with cheese and garlic flavor but very mild garlic flavor. The crust was too thin so I would basically call it garlic pizza, not garlic bread.

We had a quick bite to eat following a walking tour of Belfast. The 11" pizza was perfect for the…read more2 of us to share! It was delicious and the service friendly and fast.

Love Little Wing. This is one of the best of not the best shop. Staff are kind and helpful with…read morepersonality. Shop can be very busy. It's normal to wait 20mins for a table. I would try to book. The food is always on point. My fave pizza is either the pesto chicken or the one with pancetta and egg.

I tried Greens on Lisburn Road a couple of years ago and was so disappointed I never returned, nor…read moretried this branch in Ballyhackamore, Upper Newtonards Road. Having started following a fully vegan lifestyle from January 2018, I've recently heard good things about Greens and how they now offer an extensive range of vegan options. Hence I decided to throw caution to the wind and give it a go. Ballyhackamore Greens is definitely popular, especially with families, as it was extremely busy when we arrived circa 7pm, Friday 30/03/2018. We got the last remaining booth and ordered Vegan Butter Garlic Bread, which was also topped with vegan cheese when set in front of us - not what we asked for, as we had specified no cheese when ordering! But hey-ho. Our pizzas were a Bawnmore; no cheese, artichokes, olives, peppers, onions and oregano. Plus the Earlswood; tomato, vegan cheese, mushrooms, onions, sweetcorn and basil. All bland, bland, bland, blah. In fairness the Garlic Bread Starter was decent and Brawnmore better than the Earlswood thanks to lots of olives. But nothing was spectacular or even really good. We piled on chilli flakes, garlic oil and chilli oil. Once we managed to obtain chilli oil that is - we had to ask three times for it! Third ask brought forth an admission from a waitress that there's only one bottle of garlic and one bottle of chilli oil for the whole restaurant! Hence she set off to retrieve it from another table for us. Absolutely ridiculous and quite comical! Greens either need to invest in a few more bottles of oil, or when customers ask for oil possibly dispense it into small containers and leave to tables as necessary. I wanted to give this branch of Greens a chance and really hoped to like it, especially because of the numerous vegan options. Unfortunately thick chewy pizza bases, bland toppings, an unwelcoming maître d' (abrupt and unsmiling with an air of just not wanting to be there) plus a comical farce over obtaining a bit of chilli oil really let this restaurant down. Not an enjoyable experience.

Had a beautiful meal here last night. I had the Ferris Wheel, it was delicious. All the ingredients…read morewere so fresh and tasty. One of the best pizzas I have ever had. It was gorgeous. It was really not greasy at all like some pizza places can be and the doagh was really fresh too. The resteraunt was really nice. The atmosphere was great, it was a Saturday evening, they had music playing in the background and a bit of bustle about the place. Really laid back and relaxing dining experience and the staff were very chatty and friendly. I will definitely be returning. Also, you can bring your own booze, wine or beer only. Wine £2 corkage and beer is 75p.

A group of us tried 5 different pizzas and a few appetizers and they were all delicious. The…read morewonder was very engaging and hospitable. This is a must try place.

This pizza is very good and was right around from the hostel we were staying in! It tastes like I…read moream in Italy eating pizza there. The staff were super friendly.

Best pizza around by a mile!! So can't believe they are closed on a Monday, so want one for a…read morehangover cure .

From the owner: il Forno is an Italian pizzeria, serving fresh, hand-made Napoletana style pizzas. We use real…read moreItalian ingredients and bake the pizzas in a stone-based oven.

As a weekend is not a proper weekend without pizza I thought I would try Nico's for a change from…read moremy usual pizzeria. I'd also seen them listed as participants in the upcoming Yelp Belfast Pizza Off Event and was curious. I chose the 12 inch Caprino pizza which is goats cheese with caramelised onion, mushrooms and garlic. The base was thin and crisp and toppings extremely tasty with well balanced flavours. The garlic dip I also ordered was scrumptious and perfect for crust dipping. An excellent pizza which I thoroughly enjoyed. Delivery was quick and price on par with most pizzerias. Their black delivery boxes are pretty cool and distinctive too. I'm glad I tried Nico's and will definitely be ordering from them again.

I ordered a double jalapeño and chilli pizza, garlic bread and sweet chilli dip from Nico's…read moretonight. The food was lovely, extremely tasty, hot and fresh. Delivery was super quick. A really gorgeous pizza with great service so I will definitely be ordering from Nico's again.

Nothing like a Saturday Night pizza and a wee night in, but in this case the pizza was a little…read moredisappointing and a little price. Not familiar with the takeaways of Donaghadee we went with the one that's name most closely described what it sold. We didn't have a menu to hand do when we called ahead we sort of freestyled the order. We went for a 14 inch pizza and a 9 inch cheesy garlic bread and were told it would be ready to collect in 15 minutes. When I went to collect the pizzas I was a little shocked at the price, £16 for a pizza and garlic bread seemed a little expensive to me?! Once I tasted the pizza I was even more annoyed at the price. It wasn't a great pizza, really dry and not even good cold the next day. The one saving grace was the garlic bread. It was tasty and much better than the pizza. I wish I could give more than 3 stars because the staff were lovely but unfortunately the food just sold The Pizza Shop short.

I not a fan of the pizza shop pizzas - it was really bland, hardly any chicken and it was so dry!…read moreAn oven pizza would have been nicer!

The pizzas are delicious, always. In other places their pizzas can be hit and miss whereas pizza…read moreworks remains tasty, and always perfect.

Living in such close proximity to PizzaWorks it's hard to believe that I haven't indulged in their…read moregoods before now! But let me tell you their pizza was well worth the wait! We went for the 9inch Bolognese along with chilli cheese garlic bread which was just incredible. The bolognese was generously topped with flavoursome mince meat, mushrooms and onions. Value wise Pizzaworks is fantastic. £11 for a pizza, sides and garlic bread! The ordering process is great too! We ordered over the phone after looking at their menu online. It only took 15 minutes for everything to be ready to be collected. There was a real buzz about the restaurant when I went to collect, every table was occupied and there was a queue for collection. Love this place and I will definitely be back!

Visited Il Pirata for a leisurely lunch today and thoroughly enjoyed it. A lovely, relaxed…read morerestaurant with top class service from attentive waiting staff. Unfortunately they don't offer a separate, dedicated Vegetarian menu like their sister restaurant Coppi. However Il Pirata do offer a few good, clearly marked Vegetarian options on their standard menu. The food was phenomenal, being extremely delicious, reasonably priced and consisting of generous portion sizes. I cannot fault a single thing and will be recommending Il Pirata to everyone.

The Upper Newtownards Road is a hive of restaurants and coffee shops so you've got to do something…read morereally special to stand out from the crowd, or so you'd think. But Il Pirata is chic and understated - from the outside there is no hint at what is behind the heavy stained glass door - you could easily walk passed without even giving it a second glance but that would be a mistake. Inside there is a reclaimed feel to this hip Italian. The furniture is all made from rich oak and the walls are paneled with what looks like up-cycled wood. This creates a real authentic rustic feel. The menu is typical Italian with all the usual suspects listed - you've got pizza's. pasta dishes, risotto as well as piatto. I actually opted for the Calzone of the day which at £5 was a bargain (Monday to Friday lunchtime special). It was filled with cheese and mixed Italian meats and was just the right size to ensure that the afternoon isn't spent in a food coma. The calzone was served on a wooden board which actually made sense as I was able to cut through the doe without the fear of making porcelain shriek. The service was second to none - the food was on our table no more than 10 minutes after ordering and the waiter even replaced a coffee he spilt a tiny bit of, even after we insisted that it was fine. To me this is the perfect place for a quick working lunch - the food is light and relatively health and they have lunchtime deals on which make it value for money. I also noticed that they serve draft lager and there was wine listed on their menu. I will definitely be back - there was a lovely relaxed vibe and the Italian food was as good as I've tasted in Belfast.