Belfast

The Established Coffee is one of the first trendy coffee shops to open in Belfast, renewing the local offer. The minimalist and industrial decoration reminds us of the Nordic countries. When you order, several beans are available, and you can choose the dosage... The coffees from Costa Rica, Ethiopia or El Salvador make you travel. And if you are lost, you can count on the friendly waiters to advise you. To accompany your cup: toast, homemade granola, delicious pastries and some more substantial seasonal dishes.

This restaurant serves the best fish & chips in Northern Ireland. In fact, it has won numerous awards, objectively confirming our glowing opinion. All the fish used is sustainably sourced, another positive factor, and on the table you'll even find the Good Fish Guide, to help you eat better. The fish & chips come in different sizes, and you can choose whether you prefer cod or haddock. Other tempting dishes on the menu include shrimp tacos, oysters, grilled salmon..

Right in front of the Queen's University building, The Pocket is the kind of cozy little café that bloggers and students love. A trendy café, where you can enjoy avocado toast and poached eggs. But despite this trendy side, it's a very good address for a brunch or a coffee break. As its name suggests, the room, housed in a small brick house with a yellow door, fits in a handkerchief and you have to play elbows to find a place. A small plus for the staff, adorable and coffee experts.

In a casual chic bistro atmosphere, Bullitt Hotel's award-winning restaurant, Taylor & Clay Grill, features incredible local meat cooked on a bespoke Asador wood-fired grill, but also fresh seafood prepared with great refinement. Chef Saul O'Reilly's talented team cooks the finest Iberian Pork Pluma, presented with a Romesco sauce, and an excellent salmon fillet, served with couscous and lemon tagine. The establishment also offers a fine selection of wines.

Located between the Grand Opera House and City Hall, Flame is a unique venue combining a delicious, theatrical dining experience with a stunning interior décor, filled with chandeliers and elegant antiques. Serving some of Ireland's finest meats, this delicious restaurant also has a strong sense of effective drama with its fully visible kitchen where chefs deliver every dish from the "Asador Grill", the name given to the amazing wood-fired grill. Nevertheless, this institution also offers excellent vegetarian options.

Nestled above the famous open bar The Dirty Onion, Yardbird has become a benchmark for gourmets over the years. This cozy, lively rotisserie bistro offers local chicken, marinated in lemon and sprinkled with paprika, then roasted to perfection. Ribs and wings are also available, along with a choice of side dishes and homemade desserts. All at unbeatable value for money. On Saturday evenings, the place transforms into a lively concert hall, featuring some of the best-known local bands.

Whether you're meeting up with friends or sharing a hearty brunch with the family, Panama Café is a stylish and entertaining meeting place. With its city garden in the heart of Belfast's business district, the venue has become increasingly popular with locals and visitors to the capital. The establishment serves fresh and quick brunch and breakfast options, from marinated Halloumi served with pomegranate salad to avocado and egg toast, to homemade and seasonal juices to suit all budgets.