Good burgers. Milkshakes were okay, not so much shake to my milk. This boy will not be returning to…read morethis yard for milkshakes

Buba specialise in Eastern Mediterranean dishes and offer a full, dedicated Vegan Menu. Had lunch…read morehere on Sunday 19/08/2018 and loved the visually vibrant style of the restaurant interior, which is filled with jewelled colours and beautiful detail. As it was a mild day we sat outside, enjoying the hustle and bustle of St Anne's Square. I ordered off the Vegan Menu and my dining companion from the main Food Menu. We both loved the range of small plates which are named Nibbles, Flatbreads, Bites, Munches and Sides. In particular, my dishes of Lemon & Chilli Olives, Flatbread with spinach, chilli jam & spiced cauliflower and Charred Aubergine, Pomegranate & Mint Salad were moreish and flavourful. A really lovely touch is that Vegan items are clearly marked on the drinks list so I was confident my wine was indeed vegan. Dishes came out of the kitchen at slightly different times, which I always find a bit annoying, but I can forgive this small irritation as the food was outstanding. Am keenly looking forward to a return visit.

If I owned a Mediterranean/ falafel restaurant in Belfast right now I would be really worried,…read morebecause there's some serious competition on the scene. I've just had THE BEST falafel platter I've tasted in a very long time - in the recently opened Levantine on Callender Street. Absolutely delicious! Everything is vegetarian and there are loads of vegan dishes to choose from off a large menu consisting of platters, wraps, tagines, mezzas, soups and salads. Cannot wait to come back and try the eggplant falafel wrap, chilli and meat-free veggie balls...

The first time we ate at Levantine, we were absolutely ecstatic to have such a great middle eastern…read moreoption in Belfast. The food was absolutely delicious. The next 2 times however has been quite disappointing. 1. The ordering is a nightmare. They don't give you a number and don't remember who ordered so it's a bit of a free for all. No idea why they can't call out numbers on the receipt. Each time we go, someone is pissed about having waited too long. 2. The first time we went, we got hummus on the side of a delicious Halloumi wrap but the next time, there was no hummus and the wrap was completely devoid of any dressing and didn't have much filling at all. The lack of consistency is not appealing. If they manage to stick to consistent food and finally sort out their ordering process, this can be the best middle-eastern food in Belfast (in spite of being vegetarian!)

A charming establishment where you can easily quench your thirst & hunger without spending a lot of…read moremoney. A full meal and delicious coffee for less than 10 pounds! We had the falafel wrap, shared the Tajikistan, and each purchased gourmet coffee. Yes, service was a little slow, but they were charming workers and we were fully satisfied with our meals.

I've walked passed Falafel on a number of occasions but never thought of going in, located on…read moreBotanic Avenue it's unassuming and less flashy than some of the neighbouring eateries but it should definitely not be ignored. It boasts a wide range of authentic middle eastern food and the bets part is that it's inexpensive! The most expensive Falafel on their menu is £4.60 with some as little as £4. When you consider that a burger from other places along the same street can be a minimum of a fiver this is outstanding value! The whole vibe of Falafel is really laid back and the staff are extremely welcoming. The decor is traditional and the large glass front means natural light beams in to the cafe. There's also a small enclosed seating area out the front. Their sweet treat look amazing, I say look as I managed to resist. In particular there was one slice of heavily iced red velvet cake that was calling my name! I would highly recommend giving Falafel a go, a nice healthy lunch time alternative!

Food was fantastic!! The lady was super nice. I haven't had Mediterranean food too often but if…read morethis is what it's like I'm in love with Mediterranean food now!! Price was great and open late!! All plus's!!!

Fantastic shawarma place. Was a little skeptical of the place but gave it a shot and I'm so glad I…read moredid. Everything was so good and it is a huge portion for the price, I'm a big guy and I was stuffed! I got the tzatziki dip with the bread as well which was class. Very nice young woman at the counter was extremely polite. Would come here for food again for sure!

Belfast has a new food utopia! Forget Boojum - Mexican burritos are so last year. What if I told…read moreyou that you could eat a curry with your hands? You'd think I was mad, wouldn't you? Well I' not mad because Kurrito has just blown my mind and my taste buds. Sorry if this review seems a little all over the place, I'm still in food delirium. Right, I'm going to try and explain this is a way that everyone will understand - this is A CURRY BURRITO! The format of the place is similar to Boojum actually - you pick your meat and then you pick you additional salads, veg and sauce. I went for chicken of which they had two different types, medium and hot (in terms of spice obviously). The difference (from Boojum) apart from the curry thing I think I mentioned is that there is no queue and the portions are absolutely massive. I pretty much got a whole curry meal in a wrap. The taste was amazing, really flavoursome and authentic - absolutely no hint of processing - this is the real deal. A curry burrito will only set you back £5! This is a huge lunch - I actually ended up asking for some more foil to wrap up my leftovers for later. You can sit in or take away! I love this place and will definitely be back, probably when I'm hungover and in the need of a mega cure!

I've been here a handful of times before and always opted for a bowl I think I've always had a base…read moreof chips too. The food style is somewhere between Slums in Bruce Street and Bao, also on Botanic, and I like all three. I particularly like the dhal, usually with mint sauce.

love the staff, love the food, love the menu, Im a fan can you tell by the love :)…read more The manager is great and very helpful. The wine is good and the coffee is great. The only think I didnt try was the dessert and I was too full. Great atmosphere in there even though they were renovating. I dont live in Belfast but cant wait to go back.

Well I thought I'd previously found the best Indian in Belfast but the Bengal Brasserie certainly…read moregives it a run for its money. This fine dining restaurant was an excellent evening out. The restaurant itself is nicely appointed with a modern/posh vibe, great for a first date if you are looking to impress (But possibly not score with your curry breath) or for bringing a client out to a nice place to chill for the evening, away from town. Ok down to the nitty gritty, what's the food like? The menu is very extensive with a great range of fish and veggie dishes, as well as all the usual meat dishes you would expect from an Indian. I had one of the specials (It was either Crayfish or Langoustine) Ko-Rathi with a garlic Naan and some pilau rice. I have to say it was cooked to perfection and absolutely amazing. I'd order it again anytime. On a side note we also had the poppadum's to start with. It was a very generous portion and the four dips were divine. My friends had various other dishes which I sampled and they were just as tasty as mine. We had a reasonably priced bottle of Pinot Grigio to help wash it all down. Finally for desert we decided to try the Indian Doughnuts. Heaven in a dish. They are little balls of alcohol soaked dough served on a delicious ice cream. A superb end to a fantastic meal. The place was on the upper side of reasonable but considering the quality its worth forking out for. (We also got a free shot with our bill which was awesome!) Overall i'll definitely be back. 5 Stars!

As other people have Yelped, I thought this would be your typical little Ormeau Road café with…read moresandwiches and the like on offer for ladies who lunch and students who are just looking to spend their student loan on lunch tat is a bit more than just chips and fast food. Instead of this it is a crackin' wee indian restaurant that has a really good take away and delivery service as well as polite, helpful and non-intrusive staff if you decide you want to sit in and enjoy the really well prepared and tasty indian food. I went for a vegetable biryiani and it was tasty and filling as well as a lovely pashuari nann. Its BYOB which helps you keep the costs down if you're on a night out. Maybe a little bit out of the centre of town for some people but if you're up this way you won't be disappointed with any aspect of this wee restaurant.

Looking for a little spice for a night out on the Ormeau before you hit the Errigle, this is the…read moreplace to go. Previously called Cafe Naz, they've dropped the cafe bit as it really wasn't a cafe. This is a full on Indian restaurant with a very relaxed vibe. The menu is extensive but far from expensive. I would say I usually go for the lamb jalfrezi (which is yum) but they have so many great deals on the go all the time we usually have so much food you can barely see the table, and I end up trying a little bit of everything. At lunchtime it is also pretty busy with business types, as the lunch deals are a steal! And to add to the joy, it is BYO- you bring the booze and they bring the flavour.

I'm not a huge fan of Indian takeaways, I prefer pizza or maybe even chinese and this place did…read morelittle or nothing to change my mind about my favourite fast foods and take aways. There are quite a few decent indian take aways in Belfast, in particularly the Bengal Brasserie that is also on the Ormeau Road. The food I got here was cold, greasy, not really all that tasty and a bit overpriced. I wasn't too pleased with how long it took for the stuff to be delivered either. It took way too long and the guy who delivered it wasn't too friendly when he finally got to our house. No good and not really worth even trying out.

Zeera is the sister restaurant to the Bengal Brasserie and upon hearing this we decided to give it…read morea go (being huge fans of Indian food!) The menu is pretty much the same as Bengal so we went for a chicken madras, chicken vindaloo, poppadoms, naan bread and saag aloo. all the usuals. The delivery did take a while but as it was sat night we didn't mind as most places are pretty busy. The food came and was hot which is good but the one downside is that they were pretty greasy I no many dishes do contain some oil but being a frequent sampler of Indian Cuisine I knew they had over done it here. The flavours were good and the meal wasn't bad but in a city with many great Indian takeaways and restaurants there are many places I would order before coming back here! Not bad, but not remarkable!