Been coming here for years, and the food always arrives piping hot. It&rsquo;s that kind of consistency that keeps me coming back. The presentation is spot on, just like in the photos. A solid local spot.

The burrito was spot on, really fresh and well-seasoned. Had a nice Rioja with it, which cut through the richness perfectly. Prices are very fair for what you get. Solid spot for a casual bite.

The baked falafel in their Masala bowl really impressed me. It&#39;s packed with flavour and you can tell it&#39;s not deep-fried, which is a nice touch. The texture held up well, not dry at all. A solid choice for a healthier lunch.

The espresso martinis are top-notch in Belfast. The staff really know how to keep the room&#39;s energy just right.

A decent family-run spot. The brunch was pretty good, and the gluten-free options are a nice touch. Coffee was fine. The cakes looked great, but I didn&#39;t try one this time.

The Korean fried tempeh bao was a real highlight. The tempeh was crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and the bao bun was so soft. The corn ribs with that sriracha butter were good too, but the bao stole the show for me.

The staff are so attentive. Caitlin Rose gave me great advice on what to order, really focusing on the freshest ingredients that day. She helped me pick a dish with some lovely seasonal greens. It felt very thoughtful.

Service was attentive, they had a separate vegan menu which was a nice touch. Staff handled our dietary requests without any fuss. Professional but not stiff.

Decent spot for a business lunch. Moved to a new two-floor space, much more spacious than their old place. Casual dress code works for meetings. Service was efficient, got us in and out within the hour. Food was fine, nothing standout.

Great vibe and lovely staff. The Detroit style pizza is a real game changer, super thick crust and crispy edges. Menu&#39;s got some unique options.

Nice to see vegan choices on the menu. I asked for a tweak to the pasta and they sorted it, no fuss. The sauce was decent, a bit creamy for my taste though. Good spot if you need options.

Zuzanna at the drive-thru was so nice, she made sure I got extra dips. The fries were a generous portion, too.

Had a fab catch-up with friends at Austins. The hotel itself is gorgeous and spotless, but the real star was the food - seriously good! Staff were lovely too. Perfect for a relaxed group dinner.

Decent Italian spot in the city centre. What stood out was the server&#39;s attention to my partner&#39;s allergy note&mdash;they actually suggested a smart swap for the sauce. The wine list is compact but thoughtful, had a nice Barbera that went well with the pasta. Service was a bit slow later on, but the care over the allergy made up for it.

A nice little spot with easy parking. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients felt in my salad. The greens were crisp, and the chicken was clearly cooked that day, not dry at all. The hot food looked good too, but I stuck to my usual healthy choice.

Been coming here for over 20 years. The staff are always so friendly, and they remember your name and what you usually order. It&rsquo;s nice to support a local spot.

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