Guide to the 7 Best Restaurants in Belfast

If you’re going out to eat for any occasion, why not find the best of the best in and around Belfast?

It’s not everyday that you get the chance to discover a delicious place to eat. Whether you’re living in Belfast or just visiting, make sure you know the top restaurants in Belfast no matter what the occasion. Below you’ll find our tried and tested, up to date list that includes a range of different restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a high-priced treat, a budget lunch or a vegan-friendly haven – there’s something for everyone here! Continue reading to find your next favourite place to indulge.

Coppi

1. Coppi Restaurant

Blending modern contemporary with classic Italian, Coppi has found a place in the heart of many Irish locals living in Belfast. For all your carby needs, there’s no better place in the city centre to indulge yourself once in a while. Coppi is great for big groups with a menu that includes huge pizzas, unique risotto dishes as well as a separate vegan menu. When it comes to booze, there cocktail menu has something for everyone but if you want to try something new try Coppi’s classic Italian cocktails!

Belfast, BT1 2LR | Website

The Ginger Bistro

2. The Ginger Bistro

Coming on 20 years old, The Ginger Bistro is the very definition of old but gold! This restaurant in Belfast serves guests a relaxed dining experience near the Irish city centre. Pair the chilled vibe with quality ingredients and an ever-changing menu and you may have found your new favourite spot to indulge! The reasonably priced menu features something for everyone including a full vegetarian menu and coeliac variations of dishes. If you want rich, delicious food with none of the fuss we highly recommend The Ginger Bistro.

68-72 Great Victoria St | Website

Darcy's

3. Darcy’s Belfast

For a quaint, family-run establishment, Darcy’s is one of the best restaurants in Belfast. Whether you’re a longstanding local or just visiting, Darcy’s menu consists of traditional Irish foods, comfort dishes and more. The interior is like a warm hug from the family with wax licked bottles for decoration and Irish newspaper cuttings on the walls. As for the food, their main menu includes a great variety of fish and Irish staples. They also have a new vegan menu if you’re eating fully plant-based.

10 Bradbury Pl | Website

The Muddlers Club

4. The Muddlers Club

The Muddlers Club is an effortless marriage between grungy design and classic tastes to bring you a fantastic Belfast restaurant that suits the city to it's core. Follow the mosanic all-seeing eye to find a dark, inviting restaurant thats known for simple yet sophisticated dishes - and wine! If you're looking to experiment, The Muddlers Club holds a tasting menu and vegetarian tasting menu so you can tantalise your palette over 8+ courses.

1 Warehouse Ln, BT1 2DX | Website

Yügo

5. Yügo

Sometimes half the fun of eating out is finding a restaurant in Belfast that’s totally Instagramable. If you believe that décor and your surroundings really have an impact on your dining experience, try Yügo. This contemporary restaurant in the heart of the city boasts hanging greenery, wooden seating and slick interior so you instantly feel chilled out. The food is contemporary with served with “flavours of Asia” so you can look forward to a bit of everything on the menu. Yügo is also renowned for their cocktail menu, and serving both vegetarian and vegan menus separately.

3 Wellington St | Website

Molly's Yard

6. Molly’s Yard

Molly’s Yard is proof that you can enjoy traditional, Irish cuisine somewhere other than a stuffy pub or old school café. This restaurant is housed in a beautiful courtyard where you can eat both inside and outside in a converted Victorian stables. Molly’s Yard is proud of their menu which is described as modern Irish and served the same as a Michelin star establishment. Top tip if you’re going to try this restaurant in Belfast – add their Molly’s Stout Wheaten bread and butter as a side to your meal!

1 College Green Mews | Website

Nu Delhi

7. Nu Delhi Restaurant Lounge

If traditional Irish cuisine doesn’t really tickle your fancy, maybe some tasty Indian spice will? Nu Delhi has made a name for itself as one of the best Indian restaurants in Belfast – and it’s not hard to see why. The curated interior, comfortable seating and a menu packed with favourites is enough to draw anyone in for a treat. Here at Nu Delhi restaurant lounge, the prices are great, the drinks menu is overflowing with delicious options and the staff are so friendly you might want to come back even if you’re in Belfast for a short trip.

68-72 Great Victoria St | Website

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Posted in Blog on 21st April 2020