Ragin’ Ramen – This brilliant restaurant serving ramen, snacks, sake and cocktails, has recently moved round the corner to its new City Centre home on Belfast’s Ann Street. Renowned for its delicious steaming bowls of Asian inspired broth, with a variety of toppings and noodles, savoury streetfood-style snacks, and an exceptional “east meets west” drinks […]
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Ulster Tatler – How fabulous to see the foodie scene in Belfast flourishing, with many restaurants extending their opening hours, and established favourites revamping their menus to champion summertime flavours and seasonal ingredients. We wanted to tell you about four great eateries we’ve recently revisited, and particularly enjoyed, in the city over the past few
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Wine and Brine Sometimes, the buzz surrounding a restaurant is such that it simply can’t live up to expectations. And we’re so pleased to report that this was most definitely not the case with the utterly sublime Wine & Brine. Introduction We are ashamed to say, that this was our first visit to Wine and
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A new sandwich shop experience has arrived in Belfast. But this is no ordinary sarnie counter, serving meagre fillings on bland white bread: Bread Boys on the Ormeau Rd is simply sensational, and has reimagined the humble sandwich, making it into something pretty special indeed. With a turntable pumping out cracking disco hits to entertain
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“Countryside Cuisine: Food with a View!” As we know all too well, the guarantee of summer sunshine on our fair isle can be somewhat hit and miss, so al fresco dining isn’t always on the cards. But we do have some fabulous culinary venues with superb views, or delightful rural settings to enjoy come rain
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In the picturesque seaside village of Killough, The Quay on Castle Street is a delightful café and restaurant serving up a variety of delicious dining options. From breakfasts and brunches, to Sunday Roasts and pop-up evening events, Chef Lee McQuoid, and wife Lisa have created a brilliant little bistro with something for everyone. Having previously
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Originally a coaching stop for the Belfast to Dublin post, The Morning Star is a Belfast hospitality institution. Run by the McAlister family since the eighties, The Morning Star is more than just a pub and restaurant. With its farm to fork ethos, and strong commitment to championing local farmers, growers, and producers, it prides
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Crossing Derry’s Peace Bridge, with its stunning views of the city, we could see Stitch & Weave on the banks of the river, and couldn’t wait to enjoy a meal and a few drinks in this great venue, where the opportunity to take in the city’s iconic sights are not to be missed. Stitch and
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A Taste of Great British Menu at The Croft, Templepatrick. What a pleasure to be amongst the first people to attend an evening of fine dining hosted by two tremendously talented chefs, the amazing Marion Lancial and Callum Irwin, following their time on Great British Menu. This exclusive dining experience has been built around dishes
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The Arthur Street Café at Avoca Belfast is the ideal location for a spot of refreshment and relaxation after indulging in some city centre retail therapy. And with a cool new rebrand, whilst still retaining that familiar, spacious vintage-inspired vibe, Avoca 1723, named after a little weaving mill and inspired by Avoca’s Wicklow heritage, uses
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