It's the future - cafes that look like bars. And sitting opposite its big brother, the Duke of York pub, what else would you expect but a cool, laid back space reflective of its equally insouciant sibling? Dark wood panelling, stained glass lanterns and antique mirrors lend it a Gentleman's Club ambience. And the Victorian floor tiles, feature ceiling and leather seating continue the parlour-like vibe. Soup, sandwiches and free wifi shore up the lunchtime clientelle. And, though there's no alcohol, you can buy a pint and amble back from the Duke of York.
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Have lunch for next to nothing in fabulous surroundings - the most gorgeous and fresh seafood chowder with two pieces of wheaten bread for around £2.50!! Staff service and food are great! And I love 'the Gentleman's Club ambience'. It's so different to your typical cafe in Belfast!
Decor to a high standard. It's a pity the same can't be said about the service and quality of food.