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Belfast, Northern Ireland 72-Hour Vacation


 

Here's where to eat on your trip, from chic Asian-Irish fusion to fresh seafood.


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WHERE TO EAT — BELFAST RESTAURANTS


Café Renoir
93-95 Botanic Ave.
44-0-28-9031-1300
Great for breakfasts, light lunches and teas surrounded by Queen's University students.



Café Vaudeville
25-29 Arthur St.
44-0-28-9043-9160
www.cafevaudeville.com
Dine in grand surroundings in this former bank.



Cayenne
7 Ascot House
Shaftesbury Square
44-0-28-9033-1532
http://www.cayenne-restaurant.co.uk
Run by top Irish chef Paul Rankin, this is a rightly popular and chic Asian-Irish fusion restaurant.



Mourne Seafood Bar
34-36 Bank St.
44-0-28-9024-8544
www.mourneseafood.com
A sibling of the original Mourne Seafood Bar in County Down, the fish is flappingly fresh and the welcome genuine.



Nick's Warehouse
35 Hill St.
44-0-28-9034-9690
www.nickswarehouse.co.uk
A trendy restaurant and longtime local favorite, their modern innovative cooking is just as much of a hit as the fine wine list and great atmosphere.



Kitchen Bar
1 Victoria Square
44-0-28-9023-4901
Its move a few doors down the road hasn't caused the Kitchen Bar to lose any of its charm and Paddy's Pizza, a real cultural mix, continues to wow locals and visitors.



The John Hewitt
51 Donegall St.
44-0-28-9023-3768
www.thejohnhewitt.com
A community-run venture which offers modern Irish and Asian-influenced dishes. With live music thrown in, this is one of Belfast 's most popular venues.



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