Always a solid choice. My salmon was spot on &ndash; flaky and moist, with this lovely hint of dill and lemon. The chips on the side were proper crispy too. Husband&#39;s fish and chips looked ace, he didn&#39;t leave a crumb!

Loved the vibe and the plates looked fantastic. Prices felt fair. Our table was a bit tucked away and service was a little slow, but the food itself was really good. Would go back for that.

The staff were so friendly and gave us some great tips on what to see nearby. Really made us feel welcome.

Popped in for a late lunch. It was quiet, just a few people. Got the open prawn sandwich and the seafood chowder. The chowder was really good, creamy and full of bits of fish. Sandwich was decent. A nice, relaxed spot.

They really know their coffee here. The barista took time to explain the tasting notes for a few single-origins, which was helpful. Ended up buying a bag of the Ethiopian beans to brew at home. Staff clearly know their stuff.

The cr&ecirc;pes and cookie dough were really good. But I have to say, the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. It&#39;s a nice treat, just wish you got a bit more for what you pay.

A Belfast institution for good reason. The food is consistently decent, and the service is reliably fine. Had the fish and chips again, as good as ever. A solid choice when you want something you can count on.

Great spot for a relaxed coffee. I really liked the menu - loads of alternative milks and syrups to choose from. Plenty of sweet and savory snack options too. The space itself is nice and calm.

The three-course meal really stood out, better than I&#39;d hoped. Staff were on it, but not hovering. My main arrived just a touch cool, a small thing. Still, a really good evening.

The breakfast menu is pretty good, and the lattes and iced matcha came out fast. The space inside is actually nicer than it looks online. Service was friendly, though the tables are a bit close together.

Nice spot for a quick coffee break. The decor is a bit quirky but cosy. Coffee was good, they have gluten-free stuff which is handy. Perfect for a solo stop or a casual catch-up. Got my order fast, just what I needed.

The staff here are so lovely! My friend was a bit tired and they noticed, offering her a comfier chair without us even asking. It&rsquo;s the little things that make a place good for a catch-up. Food was decent, but that thoughtful touch really stood out.

Love this little spot for a chilled evening with mates. It&#39;s got that cozy, laid-back vibe that&#39;s just right for a proper catch-up. Never feels too packed, which is a bonus.

It&#39;s a dog-friendly spot, but honestly, the place is spotless. My breakfast was huge and looked great on the plate. Couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Found this vegan spot on a quick Belfast trip. Needed lunch in a hurry, and they got my order out fast. Food was tasty, staff were friendly. Perfect for a quick bite when you&#39;re on the go.

The record player is a lovely touch, letting you pick the music. It made for such a relaxed, cozy spot to chat with a friend for a couple of hours. A really nice vibe.

Stumbled upon this place on the main street. The coffee was spot on, and the tray bakes looked so good I had to try one. Really hit the spot for a quick lunch. Staff were friendly and quick.

Proper fish and chips. The haddock was so fresh, the batter was light and crisp. The onion rings were a highlight, not greasy at all. A really nice, simple meal. The staff were friendly too.

The General brunch was the highlight. Perfectly poached eggs, crispy bacon, and the hollandaise had a nice lemony kick. Coffee was strong and smooth, just how I like it. Staff were friendly and chatty, even on a busy Saturday.

The scones were really good - fresh, warm, and not dry at all. The coffee was a nice, strong brew. It&#39;s a nice spot to know they&#39;re helping out with work experience too.

Breakfast is solid. The home-baked scones and pancakes are the highlight. Service was efficient, which is what I need before a meeting. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The room was spacious and spotless. The hosts were lovely, and their local wine recommendation was a perfect match for the evening.

The coffee was really good here. I stopped in for a quick one before my train. The staff were nice, it&#39;s a calm spot to just sit for a bit. A little pricey for a takeaway cup, but the quiet was worth it.

The mini-fry with a tea is a solid deal. Good portion, well-cooked. Service was prompt, got my order quickly. Place was busy but not too loud. A reliable spot for a straightforward lunch.

Great coffee, and they open for lunch nice and early. The wine list is decent too, which is a pleasant surprise for a cafe.

The view of the sea and Mourne mountains was incredible. Made our catch-up lunch feel extra special.

The scrambled eggs were cooked just right, not too dry or runny. They had a nice creamy texture. The sourdough toast was thick and held up well. A solid breakfast plate.

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