Eat & Explore

Our Belfast guide for you

Restaurants We Love

Some of our favourite spots to dine in Belfast

OX

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Modern Irish

A Michelin-starred restaurant on the banks of the River Lagan, celebrating the best of Northern Irish produce with a refined, seasonal menu.

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The Muddlers Club

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Contemporary European

Tucked away in the Cathedral Quarter, this intimate restaurant offers inventive tasting menus in a beautifully converted warehouse.

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HellCat Maggies

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Gastropub

A lively Belfast favourite serving up bold American-style food, great cocktails, and a buzzing atmosphere in the Cathedral Quarter.

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Stix and Stones

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Steak & Grill

A popular Belfast grill restaurant known for quality steaks, ribs, and sharing platters in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

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Home Restaurant

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Modern Comfort

Locally sourced, seasonal cooking in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Perfect for a relaxed but elevated dinner.

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The Barking Dog

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Gastropub

A beloved neighbourhood spot near Queen's University with hearty food, great cocktails, and a buzzy atmosphere.

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Things to Do

Make the most of your time in Belfast

Titanic Belfast

The world's largest Titanic visitor experience, located on the very spot where the famous ship was built. An unmissable Belfast experience.

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Cathedral Quarter

Belfast's cultural heart — cobbled streets lined with galleries, pubs, street art, and some of the city's best restaurants and bars.

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St. George's Market

A vibrant Victorian-era market open Friday–Sunday, offering local produce, street food, crafts, and live music.

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Crumlin Road Gaol

A fascinating tour through Belfast's 150-year-old Victorian prison, full of stories of the city's complex history.

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Botanic Gardens

Beautiful Victorian gardens just steps from Queen's University, featuring the stunning Palm House and Tropical Ravine.

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Giant's Causeway (Day Trip)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site about 60 miles north of Belfast — 40,000 basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. Truly magical.

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Jayne & Wallace

January 9th, 2027 · Belfast, Northern Ireland

Made with love under the stars