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Aunt Sandra's Candy Factory

Aunt Sandra's Candy Factory
Aunt Sandra started making sweeties, lollies and all manner of choccie delights in this east Belfast emporium way back in 1953. Read_on (No Comments)

Avoca

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What this Irish style icon does so well is pull together a distinct blend of unique designer styles, gifts and accessories and mix it with fabulous Food Hall treats and cafe delights. Read_on (No Comments)

Bookfinders

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Grab a dusty novel and join the intelligentsia at the back of this shabby-chic second-hand bookshop. Students from Read_on (1 Comment)

Café Equinox

Café Equinox
Wander through this designer gift shop and you'll end up at the cute little café nestled at the back. The Italian-influenced food ranges from delectable pastas to sophisticated salads. Read_on (No Comments)

Chocolate Room

Chocolate Room
Speciality chocs, gift packages and a cute hot chocolate bar make this dinky South Belfast spot - on the swanky Lisburn Road - a chocoholic's heaven. Read_on (No Comments)

City Picnic

City Picnic
Zingy opal fruit-coloured picnic benches, big metallic lights and shiny white tiles welcome you into this spacious corner store and cafe. Read_on (1 Comment)

Co Couture

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Award-wining local chocolatier Deirdre McCanny has crafted an exceptional sensory experience in this bijou basement shop. Read_on (No Comments)

Coffee Yard and Yard Gallery

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Holywood's beautiful people congregate at this great contemporary space to partake of the extensive teas, coffees and eats before perusing two floors of fabulous art. Read_on (No Comments)

Crafty Belfast

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Hairstylist Emma Gilles has taken her love of all things retro and fashioned this quirky creative space. Sip loose leaf tea from a china cup, then peruse the selection of arts and crafts as vintage sounds waft overhead. Read_on (No Comments)

Dundonald Old Mill Coffee House & Gift Shop

Dundonald Old Mill Coffee House & Gift Shop
Heading east out of Belfast, past Stormont and before Newtownards, you'll see a sign for this unique cafe and gift shop. What makes it so special is the large wooden water wheel which, at 32ft in diameter, is said to be one of the largest in Ireland. Read_on (2 Comments)

Olive Tree Company

Olive Tree Company
Just a mile or so south of the city centre sits this delightful little deli with an equally charming upstairs cafe. Warm salads, Read_on (No Comments)

Smyth & Gibson

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Upstairs in this bespoke gentleman's shirtmakers is a cute little coffee shop serving a small yet salient selection of hot brews and sweet snacks. Read_on (1 Comment)

Still

Still
Cutting edge cool sums up this extremely stylish shop. Feast your eyes on the achingly chic home accessories and take gift inspiration from the great selection of books, toys and other classy accoutrements. Read_on (1 Comment)

Swantons Gourmet Foods

Swantons Gourmet Foods
Located on the sophisticated Lisburn Road, this wonderful fine food emporium serves gourmet-class breakfasts and lunches in its intimate black and red cafe space. Read_on (8 Comments)