The best British restaurants Belfast

In a former warehouse next to the Grand Opera House, you'll find the classy Ginger Bistro, which has built its reputation on tasty food combined with inventiveness and talent by the chef. The locals are not mistaken and visitors are also won over when it comes time to sit down to eat. The menu includes smoked fish, coconut chicken curry, steak with garlic and spinach, duck confit with chorizo, pork belly with sweet potatoes and spaghetti with tomatoes and mushrooms.

Resolutely urban and modern, the Home establishment attracts a clientele of companies, local residents and visitors, right in the heart of Belfast and a stone's throw from the City Hall. The beautiful decor blends wood and metal. A perfect setting to enjoy good, varied and well-balanced food. There is truly something for everyone, with an obvious British and Irish inspiration, which gives a local touch to more international ideas. There is also a good choice of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes.

In the splendid and rustic decor of the Benedicts Hotel, the restaurant offers a menu with an excellent quality/price ratio, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Breakfast is particularly interesting with a menu that doubles as a buffet. The buffet is always very fresh and of very good quality. In the evening, the menu features chicken specialties and steaks of very good quality. An address not to be missed in this district of Belfast, where you are always welcomed with a smile.

Molly's Yard is one of the best addresses in the Queen's Quarter. In fact, perhaps even in the whole of Belfast. Housed in refurbished Victorian stables, this two-storey establishment places great emphasis on the quality and freshness of the ingredients used. The chef uses almost exclusively local produce. Beer lovers won't be outdone either, with several beverages from the Hilden Brewing Company (Lisburn) available behind the counter. Go for it!