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7th May 2017
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2. Hadskis
In the vibrant and busy Cathedral Quarter, make sure you pop into Hadskis, and enjoy an ever-changing menu of daily specials made from locally sourced produce, alongside some classic European dishes.
Oh, and Hadskis is also a great spot for people watching, to check out what the trendiest of locals are eating, wearing and talking about.
3. OX
A relaxed space on the banks of the Lagan, OX is a cool and funky restaurant with a plate glass shop front overlooking the water. The interior is trendy (think exposed brick and polished concrete details) and the crowd is a mix of tourists, hip locals and frankly just anyone who appreciates really good food.
4. Zen
Japanese dining at its best in Belfast, Zen is one of the city's absolute favourites.
And as well as great food, you can also enjoy some epic cocktails in beautiful surroundings.
5. Home
Originally conceived as a pop-up restaurant, Home has moved from its last address to set up permanently on Wellington Place in the very heart of Belfast City Centre.
And what a treat to lovers of simple but magnificently well-prepared food! Head here for feel-good food using the best seasonal, local produce.
6. Robinson & Cleaver
A superb restaurant in a superb spot, Robinson & Cleaver sits right in the heart of the city centre. The Terrace is located on the first floor of a former department store with a great view of City Hall and the streets below, meaning it is a perfect spot for cocktails and people spotting.
Top tip: The vegetarian selection is fab!
7. Deanes at Queens
In the vibrant University Quarter of the city, Deanes at Queens Restaurant, Bar and Grill, with its glorious Terrace, takes full advantage of its gorgeous leafy location. Location-wise, the restaurant is also adjacent to Belfast's Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum.
Think dishes packed with the flavour of great local produce, and gorgeous surroundings. Not to be missed.
8. Shu
A must-try on the Lisburn Road (a hub for quality dining in Belfast), Shu offers a great menu of French-inspired dishes.
Oh, and the restaurant also boasts a basement cocktail bar for pre-drinks or a bit of relaxation after your meal.
9. Salt Bistro
Located in the popular eating spot St Anne's Square, Salt Bistro is quickly becoming one of Belfast's coolest eateries.
Using great local produce, there is something for everyone on the menu, including the utterly delicious Dundrum mussels. YUM!
10. Deanes Deli Bistro
Michael Deanes New York style deli, Deanes Deli Bistro, is situated in the heart of Belfast City Centre and serves up innovative and traditional food – and gorgeous wine.
The easy-going, yet stylish interior promotes casual, all-day dining and we will most definitively be back!
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