Tried to go last night 14 Mar 2026. Walked around the entire building and into a few wrong places…read more Finally spoke to someone at restaurant next door. This place is permanently closed. Don't waste your time.

Great concept, helpful and friendly staff. Love the products! Best place to get quality souvenirsread more

Seems this place is only for private parties. I wish we had known that before heading that way.read more

This place is such a gem. This is actually a fine dining restaurant in disguised…read more The restaurant is actually on a boat, docked in the river. Based on the location and decor, one would not expect too much about the food. Our group of 4 ordered 4 different dishes, with mine being the pan fried Hake. Well let me tell you, all 4 dishes were licked clean by the end of the meal! That should tell you something about the taste. We were initially blown away by the presentation of our dishes. Again, we didn't expect such level of presentation that's typically seen at fine dining establishments, not a rusty boat in the middle of a small town. Once we tasted our food we were even more surprised as all 4 dishes were as delicious as they looked. This restaurant is a must try if you're in Belfast!

Popped in here for an early afternoon drink. Really enjoyed their patio/courtyard; very cuteread more

Second time here and still just as nice! Came in to try the other Sunday roast option, the beef. My…read morepartner had fish and chips and I had the roast beef. We both enjoyed our meals! I liked this better than the chicken. The service is how it is in Northern Ireland. Not the most attentive but if you wave them down you wil eventually be served. Had a nice and yummy evening

On our last day in Belfast, I said I need to experience dining in or have a drink at The Crown Bar…read more I was lucky enough to get a reservation at the dining room upstairs. The ground floor bar area was packed and busy! It was a good vibes. We sat and had dinner in a quiet setting upstairs. We enjoyed our food and drinks. My margarita was delicious. The lamb irish stew was yummy, finished it. It was a great experience!

I wanted a place where I could try multiple classic traditional Irish dishes, and I found this…read moreplace - a very popular spot! During the time I visited, it wasn't very packed so I was seated swiftly. The kind staff accommodated my request to get a corner table. The vibe can be describe is a classic. I really enjoyed all the dark stained wood furniture - gave it such an "old Irish saloon" vibe...maybe because it is haha. I did not have much time to spend in Belfast, so I tried to taste as many traditional dishes as possible with being just one person. With that being said, I ordered a few of their notable dishes - Crown Bar Irish Stew, Steak & Ale Pie, and to finish it off, the Sticky Toffee Pudding served with both the custard and ice cream (really thankful the server offered to give me two toppings, and they were both delicious). All the dishes were great, and are definitely hearty. The stew as well as the pie filling had a rich roux - nice, thick and flavorful. I will say, the pie pastry was not as flaky as I would have liked it; kind of too thick. Overall, it was a great taste of Ireland

Canteen At The MAC was the last stop on our food tour and last certainly was not least in this…read morecase. We were seated at a long table and provided these delicious kabobs. Now often I am not a kabob kinda person as I often find kabobs to be over cooked chewy things. But this was decidedly different. It had soda bread, a thicker softer white bread, a delightful sausage, and bacon. Coupled with a brown sauce it just was an utter delight. The UK ruined me on sausage because I really find sausage in both England and Ireland to be noticeably better than any sausage I have eaten in the US. The casement is not a distracting element. I know some like chewy, snappy casement but I am not one. The meat itself was very flavorful with a smooth texture. I wanted just to eat a plate of sausage! The bacon is more on the Canadian bacon style then the US style - which makes sense - but I liked it here more than Canadian bacon. It wasn't super fatty, it was very easy to chew, and it was very flavorful. I really enjoyed it! The staff here were super polite and kind. It was a great experience!

Whether seeing a show or having a dander round the galleries or even just fancy doing some work on…read morethe old laptop with a cappuccino, Canteen at the Mac is a great shout. Open from 10 they have a good selection of breakfasts and coffees to get your brain buzzing, but it is lunch which really shines. The dry aged burger is a delight, made all the nicer for the awesome surroundings, I'm a bit of a fan of the architecture to be fair. Laid out over the ground floor and mezzanine, you can people watch at the big windows or hide in a cosy booth and catch up on your correspondence (with the free WiFi). The fact that it is also fully licensed also means you can have a pretty reasonable glass of wine should the mood strike you. Tourist or local, art lover or philistine ;-) The Canteen rocks.

So called in here for breakfast with a raging hangover as I didnt want to eat food on the fly from…read morethe market. There was a 10/15 minute wait for a table but that was grand after all its sunday morning brunch time. I ordered the best of the market breakfast (see pic) and asked for my tea to be served at the same time. Food came out quickly but I didnt get asked if I wanted any condiments, had to ask myself. I was about half way through breakfast as well before I had to remind them id also ordered a tea. This came without milk so had to ask for that too. So the food itself was good, ive had better, ive had worse. I didnt like the very crispy slice of fried soda, personally I prefer a nice soft soda farl to mop up sauces and egg. Potato bread was ok and the rest nice but not mind blowing. Overall its not bad. Lovely setting, friendly, if not forgetful staff. Id come back but ive had better breakfasts. Maybe try a lunch or a dinner next time.

If you can manage to get a balcony table overlooking the market whilst live music is in full swing…read morethen George's Of The Market is one of the best place in Belfast for breakfast or lunch. I visited yesterday (Saturday 14.05.2016) with my sister and we had an extremely enjoyable leisurely lunch sitting on said balcony, watching bustling St George's Market, soaking up atmosphere and listening to wonderful live music. Service was good and there were a few Vegetarian options on the menu. It's a pity these Vegetarian dishes aren't more clearly marked with a (V) plus a few more Vegetarian dishes would be great, but at least they are there. Caroline S ordered a Veggie Breakfast (£6.75) which was the most impressive looking Vegetarian Fry I've ever seen, plus she assured me it tasted fantastic. I opted for a pasta dish with butternut squash, walnuts, onion and rosemary (£6.95). Delicious food in generous portions at reasonable prices. We managed to work our way through glasses of Pinot Grigio, Rose and Prosecco. St George's Market Bar and Grill also do the most amazing pure apple juice and Prosecco cocktail which we thought the best Prosecco based cocktail we have ever tried. Most of the restaurant ingredients are fresh and local, coming from the market itself. We arrived at just before 1pm and stayed until after 3pm as we had such a wonderful time there. Even inside this restaurant is beautiful due to natural light coming through a skylight rooftop, however the best tables are definitely on the balcony. I'm already plotting my return...

I was wanting to go to another restaurant around here, but finding it full and us hungry, we…read morethought we'd give the 4th Wall a try. The lunch menu isn't particularly extensive, so we both went for the steak, which is pretty much our go-to when nothing else excites us. It was well cooked and tasty. The other diners' plates looked good, but perhaps we were too picky with our choices. In all it is a well presented place with pleasant staff, and I would try it again, but would go for their evening menu where there seems to be a better selection. Or if The Potted Hen was full.

Do not miss an opportunity to have a meal here. Wonderful service, great chef, and amazing food…read more Pan Seared scallops and Handmade gnocchi finished with delicious sticky pudding . Great and happy find after a day touring the city. Warm and welcoming.

I will give it for the vibe and the service which were both very nice. But I ordered a rib eye and…read morewith all the fantastic beef raised in Ireland, it was not great. It was on the tough side so the two of us that ordered that were greatly disappointed. Perhaps we needed to try something else. We were also a little put off by the server actually asking us to leave a gratuity when after eating in over 20 places in Belfast and Northern Ireland, this was the only place that did. Note, we believe in tipping but just were surprised to be asked. Seemed ballsy.

Very sad to see this place rated so low. Our experience was awesome!! We did eat early so it was…read morequiet and we had the place to ourselves. Service was great and the staff were friendly. Atmosphere was classy and cute. And food and cocktails were delicious. I kept hearing how good Irish beef was so I got the ribeye (black and blue). The chef cooked if perfectly and it was delicious. And the Belfashioned was a fantastic cocktail. Wife had the Streak Frites and thoroughly enjoyed. Wine selection was also pretty good. Sticky toffee pudding was delightful!! Next time in Dublin we will make it back here!!

Jak A Snack is a little cafe on the lower part of the Antrim Road. To me, it looks like they have…read morecrammed a place to eat, into a place only big enough to buy your bread and milk from. In saying that, I've never seen it busy enough for this to cause much hassle. As the name suggested, they have a large selection of jacket potatoes on offer. I went for my old favourite of beans and cheese as a topping. It was really nice, I was pleasantly surprised that such a little place even had room for the oven to bake the potatoes but there you go. The have a good selection of breakfasts to choose from, as well as soups, paninis and a daily specials menu which is always good to have a gander at to see how adventurous the chef is being that day. The prices are amazingly cheap and the staff friendly.

this place has got to be a jewel in the crown of north belfast,,staff are amazing and very…read morefriendly,the homemade soup and pies are fantasic and the range of food on the menu gives u such a choice.this place is small but sweet and wouldnt be out of place in the city center.really loved this place everytime ive visited and wouldnt hesitate to recommend it to anyone..defo a plce to visit for quality food and service..

Great service, nice ambiance, good drinks, and amazing food! Entire family loved this place.read more

We found Darcy's on Yelp on our first night in Belfast, and it was a wonderful start to our visit…read more A small, charming two story restaurant, they were accommodating and able to seat us without a reservation upstairs. The server was somehow managing all of the tables while still maintaining a sweet attitude. We had a couple well made cocktails to start and their mussels (special). As the first I've had in the area, I'm not sure if this is typical of the area, but they were fantastic. Floating in a creamy sauce that can be sopped up with brown bread. (And Irish butter, which is just so much better. If only there was a way to take home to the States!). We also had the goat cheese croquettes in truffle honey. Delicious and a bit sweet, this would also have been substituted for dessert. My friend and I shared the rack of lamb. The meat was fall off the bone, on mash, gravy, and pea purée, topped with crispy onions. Lovely meal, great introduction to Belfast!