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Looking for light and tasty dishes with a quick turn-around time? Or perhaps a power lunch to close the deal? Here, you’ll find the right setting for either! An assortment of decors from casual and sporty to sophisticated and businesslike. You may also find the option of ordering take-out food.
Category: Lunch - Belfast Restaurants
Address: 34 Bradbury Pl, Belfast BT7 1RT
Traditional fish and chips are the popular lunchtime favorite at this award-winning restaurant. Enjoy the charm of Belfast at this lively, bustling eatery.
Category: Lunch - Belfast Restaurants
Address: 36-40 Howard St, Belfast BT1 6PD
Sophisticated and energetic, this city center brasserie is popular with celebrities in the worlds of fashion, show business, sports, media, politics and business. The cosmopolitan menu includes pasta carbonnara, Thai fish cakes, risotto of scallops, smoked salmon and clonakilty black pudding.
Category: Lunch - Belfast Restaurants
Address: 1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QG
Moved from its old location to make way for the stylish Victoria Square Mall, the Kitchen Bar is now housed in a renovated former warehouse at one of the shopping center's main entrances. This is a popular place for a casual pub lunch with pies, fish and chips, sausage and champ (local-style mashed potato with scallion onions and cream), and Irish...
Category: Lunch - Belfast Restaurants
Address: 2 Eglantine Ave, Belfast BT9 6DX
A favourite with locals, especially for a late breakfast after a big night out. Choose the Ulster fry, complete with plenty of soda bread, egg, sausage and bacon; or opt for something else from the extensive menu of hot meals and sandwiches. Come for morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea.
Category: Lunch - Belfast Restaurants
Address: 17-19 Pottinger's Entry, Belfast BT 14 DT
Terrific lunches are on tap at this historic old-style pub. The menu features standard favorites prepared with meat, fish and seafood as well as several unusual offerings made with alligator, emu, ostrich and yabbie, an Australian freshwater fish. The popular hot buffet is prepared with local fresh ingredients.
