Bourbon Restaurant and Bar
60 Great Victoria Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT2 7BB
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9033 2121

The Bourbon Restaurant and Bar in Belfast is an ornate and elegant place to dine with its striking chandeliers, its attractive ceilings and its series of artworks. As well as these lovely dining spaces, there is a private room for functions, wedding gatherings and even business meetings. The restaurant opens for lunch and dinner while pre-theatre opportunities are also available.

Cayenne
7 Ascot House
Shaftesbury Square
Belfast
County Antrim
BT2 7DB
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9033 1532

Bold, modern artwork and contemporary styles define this popular Belfast restaurant. Cayenne is busy yet relaxed, and serves a delicious range of skillfully created dishes imaginatively inspired by the best of Asian cuisine.

Deanes @ Queens
1 College Gardens
Belfast
County Antrim
BT9 6BQ
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9038 2111

Situated in the university quarter of Belfast, Deanes at Queens has an enviable position with terraces overlooking the grounds of the Methodist College and Botanic Gardens. Stylish and contemporary, Deanes serves an impressive à la carte based on classic dishes, each cooked with flair and passion.

Deanes Restaurant
34-40 Howard Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT1 6PF
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9033 1134

Deanes Restaurant takes up a position next to the City Hall in the centre of Belfast and is a multi-award-winning place to dine. The French style brasserie is a modern setting for lunch and evening meals and has been recognised for the quality of its cuisine as well as the notability of its wines. Also here is an informal seafood bistro.

The Ginger Bistro
7-8 Hope Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT12 5EE
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9024 4421

Relaxed, informal and Bohemian, The Ginger Bistro is a popular restaurant in the centre of Belfast. The menu reflects a wide and varied range of international influences, while never forgetting the importance of quality, locally sourced produce.

James Street South Restaurant
21 James Street South
Belfast
County Antrim
BT2 7GA
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 90434310

Housed in an old linen mill in Belfast city centre, the building has been transformed in to a vibrant and contemporary restaurant. The menu blends the finest Northern Irish produce with classic French techniques to create an ever-changing selection of mouth-watering dishes. A wine list featuring more than 100 vintages is available either by the glass, carafe or bottle.

McHugh’s
29-31 Queens Square
Belfast
County Antrim
BT1 3FG
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9050 9999

McHugh’s is set within the walls of Belfast’s oldest building, hosts entertainment seven days a week and has a reputation for some of the finest food in County Antrim. Guests can enjoy some of the traditional Irish food on offer in this elegant setting and it is also possible to make use of the Lord Lucan private dining room for groups of up to 30 people.

Mourne Seafood Bar
34-36 Bank Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT1 1HL
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9024 8544

Situated in the heart of Belfast, the Mourne Seafood Bar serves a selection of succulent seafood dishes at very reasonable prices. The menu features daily specials based around the daily catch landed at the nearby ports of Kilkeel and Annalong. Mussels are a particular speciality of Mourne's, served in distinctive black enamel pots.

Nicks Warehouse
35-39 Hill Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT1 2LB
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9043 9690

Nick's Warehouse is located in the revitalised Northside of the city close to St Anne's Cathedral and is one of the most popular in this part of Belfast. The restaurant opened in 1989 and was enlarged in 1997 to create 90 extra seats, adding further to the atmosphere. The building in which the restaurant lies dates back to 1832 and was, indeed, formerly a warehouse that was constructed for the Bushmills Whiskey Co.

Olio Restaurant
17 Brunswick Street
Belfast
County Antrim
BT2 7GE
Northern Ireland

Tel: 028 9024 0239

Located close to Belfast's Grand Opera House, Olio Restaurant is particularly popular with theatre-goers. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this modern restaurant was formerly known as the Skandia Restaurant, an establishment that began life in 1968, although it has moved location on more than one occasion.