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BAGEL:bagel
So good they named it twice: this cute wee Cathedral Quarter café specialises in, you've guessed it, bagels. Tuck into their bagel of the day or choose from a huge range of inspired fillings, from salad to roast beef. Read_on (3 Comments)

Esquires

Another chain, another delicious coffee. These conveniently located on-the-go snack stops are part of a Canadian-born franchise serving up sandwiches, desserts and a great selection of custom-roasted espressos. Read_on (1 Comment)

Snax 'N The City

Rub shoulders with the working crowd in this bright, bustling daytime diner with the pun-tastic title. Fill your boots Read_on (13 Comments)

The Dock Cafe

The Dock Cafe
Between the Odyssey and SS Nomadic, in a shop unit at this new apartment complex, is a pop-up cafe with a difference. Run Read_on (No Comments)

Yummy Sandwiches

This bijou food kiosk offers a bit more than the average city centre sandwich bar. Burgers, hot dogs, homemade soup, toasties and daily specials sit alongside salads, snacks and those all-important sandwiches. Read_on (No Comments)

Arizona Espresso Co.

Until recently, Belfast's buoyant independent coffee scene has benefitted from the lack of multi-nationals. However, Read_on (No Comments)

Café Cuba

This small, yet perfectly formed, café with wooden tables and chairs offers commuters and city workers a decent selection of snacks and coffees. Read_on (No Comments)

Cafe Xpresso

Small coffee, soup and sandwich stop geared towards city centre shoppers and lunching office slaves. Filled ciabatta and pitta breads lend an international air and the flavoursome meatballs continue Xpresso's Italian theme. Read_on (No Comments)

Caffè Nero

Blue and black signs for this cafe chain are springing up all over town, but our favourite location is this two-storey space on Fountain Street. Read_on (No Comments)

California Coffee Co.

One enterprising local spent seven years in California before returning home to set up this US-style coffee house. The frothy Read_on (No Comments)

Clements

Clements
One of the city's best coffee chains, locally-owned Clements boasts several locations across the city and a rather hip, young clientele, epseically in its Botanic Ave location. Read_on (8 Comments)

Flour Power

You've got to love the name of this tiny, take-out café where marinated chicken sandwiches, salad boxes and combo melts go down rather nicely with the Fairtrade teas and coffees. Read_on (No Comments)

Starbucks

The global coffee giant took a while to hit Belfast, but since it arrived it's been a big hit.  From the size of the queues, you'd think the locals had never seen a café latte before. Read_on (No Comments)

Streat

Streat
Part of a locally-owned chain serving coffees, sandwiches, ice cream and a particularly pleasing champ menu. And if you're not sure what that's all about, read our guide to NI's unmissable Local food. Read_on (No Comments)

World Peace Cafe

World Peace Cafe
A small space with ambitious ethics, this friendly wee vegetarian spot within the Potala Buddhist Centre sells teas, coffees, sandwiches, paninis and a selection of home-made cakes. Read_on (1 Comment)