The beautiful city of Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, has exceptional restaurants not to be missed. Here are 4 places to eat in Belfast.
When I arrived in Belfast, I realized that most of the premises were eating food to take away, such as fish and chips or other dishes prepared by Marks ' Spencer. If it is obviously possible to eat on the thumb in Belfast, the city hides true treasures rich in varieties. I give you four addresses that are for me the 4 best restaurants in Belfast.
1. Cuban Sandwich Factory
Photo credit: Facebook Cuban Sandwich Factory
Single sandwiches? No, the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. They are amazing, the bread is crispy, they are generously filled, the fries are incredibly good and the place has its little charm. Don't miss the Sloppy Joe barbecue sauce! There are also vegetarian options. You can take them or enjoy them on site.
Sandwich Price: 5.50 pounds on average
Address: 29-31 Fountain St, Belfast
2. Umi Falafel
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Looking for a place to eat vegetarian but generous, this place has conquered us. It is a modern local in the south of Belfast where you can eat sandwiches, falafels and hummus to fall on the ground. The portions are extremely generous, impossible to get out of this place with hunger. A variety of cuisine full of flavour will be served in this restaurant in Belfast.
Lunch meal price: 8.5 pounds on average
Address: 96 Botanic Ave, Belfast
3. Sea Food bar
Photo credit: Facebook Mourne SeaFood Bar
For seafood lovers, this place is for you. A small map with a choice of fish and seafood absolutely delicious. This restaurant in the centre of Belfast is very pleasant and welcoming, servings are generous and everything is fresh.
For a à la carte dish count about 13 pounds
Address: 34-36 Bank St, Belfast
4. Yügo
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In this restaurant you can find many Asian dishes made with a lot of taste and know-how. You can eat curry, sushi and other specialities. It is a very welcoming little restaurant with very smiling staff. You can find him in the city center, in a small street. Another small point: from a safe source, I can tell you that hygiene is irreproachable.
Price of the à la carte dish: 9 pounds on average
Address: 3 Wellington St, Belfast
Main photo credit: Facebook – SeaFood Bar Mosque
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