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Whether you're after an Expresso with more kick in it than a mule on Columbian marching-powder, a light lunch accompanied by a most agreeable glass of Bordeaux or an Ulster Fry with all the trimmings, we've got what you're looking for right here...


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Cornish Pasty Trading Company

Cornish Pasty Trading Company
There's a little slice of Cornwall in Belfast city centre with this cute cafe. Inspired and designed by Cornish owners, photos, flags and miners lamps from the West Country decorate the space. Read_on (No Comments)

Crane View Kitchens

Crane View Kitchens
Dine like a docker beneath the shadow of those big yellow cranes at this creatively recreated canteen-style cafe. Read_on (No Comments)

Dark Horse

Dark Horse
It's the future - cafes that look like bars. And sitting opposite its big brother, the Duke of York pub, what else would Read_on (2 Comments)

Galley Cafe

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Step aboard The Barge, the maritime museum moored beside the Belfast Waterfront, and turn left into this industrial chic eating space. Read_on (1 Comment)

La Boca

La Boca
Vivid tones and cool canvases dominate this dining space recalling the bohemian dockside district of Buenos Aires. Argentinean-born Read_on (No Comments)

The Bar + Grill at James Street South

The Bar + Grill at James Street South
Created by the award-winning owners of adjoining James Street South, diners can expect the same local provenance and creative dishes at this laid back bistro. Read_on (No Comments)

Urban Soul

Urban Soul
Located in the basement of May Street Church, this unique spiritual oasis is a world away from the city's insistent noise and buzz. Read_on (No Comments)

Barking Dog

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Quirky canine canvases, posh peasant-rustic and clashing crockery straight from granny's house set the interior tone of this charmingly cool restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Brights

Brights
Award-winning Ulster fries and sizzling fajitas sum up the extent of this spacious eatery's hugely popular menu. Locals Read_on (No Comments)

Café Conor

Café Conor
Once the studio of local painter William Conor, this modern bistro café is a great place to relax after exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens and Ulster Museum (re-opens Oct 2009). Read_on (No Comments)

Café Metz

Café Metz
Settle into a leather sofa, listen to the ambient sounds of American AOR and watch the world go by as you devour a delicious chicken and chorizo salad. Read_on (No Comments)

Café Renoir

Café Renoir
This family-run cafe/restaurant is a three-pronged attack on the tastebuds. Every evening, Pizza Renoir dishes up the Italian classics with an incredible array of exotic and traditional toppings. Read_on (No Comments)

Campbells

Campbells
Skip on past Starbucks and experience an authentic taste of real Belfast at this long-established (we're talking 80 years) cafe/bakery. Read_on (2 Comments)

Common Grounds

Common Grounds
This non-profit cafe aims to unite the world, one frappuccino at a time. Yep, this is one place where the coffee is cheap(ish) and the love is free. Read_on (No Comments)

Deanes Deli

Deanes Deli
Owned by Michael Deane, one of NI's top restaurateurs, this New York-style deli offers a chance to sample the Deane experience at a more affordable price. Read_on (No Comments)

Grapevine

Grapevine
Very easy to miss, but worth seeking out down a historic little alley, this small cafe serves great value wholesome and homemade food that's a bit more adventurous than the norm at this price range. Read_on (1 Comment)

Maggie May's

Maggie May's
This classic student hangover haunt is certainly not Atkins-diet friendly but the food's great and the Ulster Fry will set you up for the week. Read_on (No Comments)

Muriel's Cafe Bar

Muriel's Cafe Bar
Nestled between High St's In Shops and St. George's Church is this glorious little retreat named after its former resident milliner and sometime 'angel of the footpath'. Read_on (5 Comments)

Oscars Champagne Café

Oscars Champagne Café
Legal eagles, bank officials and bling-bling shoppers enjoy the unique sandwich and champers vibe of this downtown café/bar. Read_on (2 Comments)

Other Place

Other Place
Bring your own bottle to this student and family favourite serving steaks, salads, toasties and the well-received all-day Ulster Fry. Read_on (No Comments)

Printers Cafe Bar

Printers Cafe Bar
This stylish little bistro shares a side-street with the Duke of York bar and, like its neighbour, attracts journos, arty types and hungry businessfolk. Read_on (No Comments)

Ruby's Diner

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Two friendly Canadians have created a laid-back US diner serving up good food at great prices. If you're there on a Friday ask for the St. Read_on (3 Comments)

Spires Restaurant & Coffee Shop

Spires Restaurant & Coffee Shop
At the heart of Spires Mall sits this open-plan cafe with a great self-service selection of salads, paninis and hot dishes - including the all important cooked breakfast - to shore up hungry shoppers. Read_on (No Comments)