I came across Fillers quite by accident a few yaers ago and have been a dedicated fan ever since…read more It's a basic kind of place interiors wise and always busy witha bit of a queue but get past that and you'll have a great meal. The food is tasty and homemadey - things like chicken and broccoli bake, chicken and ham pie, lasagne etc, all groaning with real ingredients and big lumps of meat or chicken. This is food like your momma makes, and portions like your granny serves. Servings are enormous and even I feel full after eating here. Each dish comes with a salad which translates as a few leaves and slices of tomato and a big dollop of creamy coleslaw or potato salad and/or chips. I have seen the serving staff having to literally squash the chips on to fit them on the plate. It's not just about big portions, though. The chicken pie has lovely chunky of leeks and mustard seeds for flavour. You an also get gorgeous tray bakes and made to order sandwiches to go if you're in a hurry. I've been to a couple of parties where the hosts have used Fillers as their caterers and am ashamed to say I had three helpings of dinner. I almost had no room left for wine. Almost.

From the owner: We offer a full breakfast service daily - Ulster Frys, filled soda breads, scrambled or poached…read moreeggs to your specification with toast, cereals, porridge, freshly brewed tea, filter coffee, capuccino, americano or latte. We prepare soup, stew, pies, lasagnes, bakes,sandwiches,and paninis for lunch and throughout the afternoon. Platters of Sandwiches, subs etc available to order for delivery to your business.

Staff are very friendly. Unusual to for staff to see you out and ask you to call again…read more Fresh clean cut environment. Decent wee menu of savoury and sweet food. This place is quite like Established and the likes but cheaper. Stays open last some nights. Has outdoor seating.

Recently heard this had open on the Ormeau Road and decided to try it for Sunday breakfast as were…read morein Belfast. When we arrived it was busy, we were told to take a menu, sit and order at the bar. Some people came in and I think were used to waiting to be seated so in order to get a seat just walk in and work away. Very busy with families and couples and service was fast. I got poached egg and bacon on sourdough, which included two of each items. The egg was fab - the yolk was so yellow and just right its the best I've had in a long time, it was really tasty. The cappuccino was also smooth and went down well. Himself had the same breakfast finished by a tea which was an authentic tea leaf cuppa. It's also a help yourself to water over at the side and they have some infused with lemon and mint which is refreshing. Not an extensive breakfast menu but I often think the smaller the menu the better quality of the good. They also do matcha lattes. Good atmosphere and buzz about the place in pleasant fresh surrounding. Also the seat was really comfy and there were numerous sockets for phones and laptops so you could come in and work away while grazing. Large outside area for seating as well.

Wanted to find a nice local spot for brunch while we were in Belfast. This was a 5 min walk from…read moreour AirBnB. It looked like a serious coffee shop, so we decided to give it a try. This was a great choice. I grabbed a cinnamon roll, and ordered a cup of their filtered coffee (they no longer offer Chemex, sadly) and an order of poached eggs on toast with a side of bacon. This was something new for me, and I loved the simplicity of it. The sourdough toast was amazing, and the poached eggs went with it perfectly. High marks for the bacon also! Service was quick, and everything was brought out promptly. This is a nice coffee shop, plenty of seating, and a quiet place to have a conversation or get some work done. I know the people in the UK love their tea, but I would happily be a regular here if I lived in Belfast.

The food, service, and vibes were immaculate! Would definitely recommend this place to anyone for…read morebreakfast.

If you are looking for a good healthy and tasty breakfast then look no further. Lots of options…read morethat should appeal to everyone. Everything tasted so clean. This place is something different that the Lisburn Road really needed. The decor is rustic and the staff are wonderful and knowledgeable. They have a wide selection of tray bakes and cakes which cater to anyone with food allergies. For tea connoisseurs, you will be in heaven. This is a refreshing alternative to the big coffee chains on the Lisburn Road.

I really like Kaffe O, the food and coffee offerings are really good and the ambience in the place…read moreis usually very nice too, makes it a really nice place to be, the sort that we make a point of going to for a treat. Service is usually OK but there is sometimes a feeling that the staff come across as a little too cool to be genuinely warm to customers, not always by any means just sometimes. The coffee is excellent and that is always one of the big draws for me personally, the food is all up there but it can seem like its at the higher end, not unreasonable for the quality at all, just pointing out its a higher end cafe as opposed to a quick bite kinda place. Currently with Corona still stalking the land they have made every effort to ensure the cafe is a safe space and customers are well looked after.

I thought I'd give Kaffe O another try after I was underwhelmed on my first visit about 6 months…read moreago (slow service, order mix ups, coffees forgotten and wifi password never given to us when we asked for it numerous times). I recently heard they are vegetarian and vegan friendly and wondered what I'd possibly missed on my last visit. Luckily tonight's visit was completely different from the last and went like this: ~ Clear sign up stating you wait to be seated, so you know how things work. ~ Asked for wifi password and was given it immediately. ~ Had a vegan stew of lentils and root vegetables with crusty bread which was delicious. ~ Found out their soups and stews are always vegetarian, sometimes vegan. ~ An ethical business who source local ingredients and use Vegware takeaway packaging which is made from recycled/renewable waste and can actually be recycled with your food waste! I'm impressed! ~ Serve Ecuador Dark Hot Chocolate which is vegan. I had one made with almond milk and it was awesome. ~ They offer almond and soya milks. ~ Gent who served me was helpful, advising which items were vegan and checking ingredients. My only criticisms are: ~ It's expensive, a small bowl of veg stew with one slice of bread, a glass of fruit juice and a hot chocolate cost £11.45! ~ They charge extra for soya and almond milks (this irritates me to no end, I've noticed a couple of cafés jumping on the bandwagon and doing this recently). ~ I'm not keen on the layout, design and furniture in Kaffe O, it's quite a small space and not very comfortable to sit in. All in all, much better than my previous visit, I probably would return but only if I'm feeling wealthy as I think the menu's very overpriced. However both food and drinks are of high quality and Kaffe O is open until 9pm Monday to Thursday which is always good in my book.

My previous review which was 4 star was based on the fact that although the 438 Coffee Bake serve…read moreexcellent coffee and food they used to have very limited vegetarian options. I'm happy to report that this has now changed and they have a new menu with lots of vegetarian dishes, including: Vegetarian breakfasts Soups Omelettes Baked potatoes Ciabattas Sandwiches Their own-baked breads, cakes, pastries and tray bakes are scrumptious and their daily specials delicious. Free wifi, homely atmosphere, some of the best coffee you'll find anywhere and warmly welcoming staff mean this is one of the best little cafes in Belfast. Deserving of a full 5 star rating.

Fab wee unplanned stop for brunch...great variety on menu. I opted for the French toast with added…read moreblack pudding. French toast was light and fluffy and so tasty. Great coffee here too. Will definitely be back

This place was a short walk from my hotel, and I decided to load up on fuel for the day here. You…read moremight miss it! The entrance is small, and across from some sort of loading bay or something. But worth stopping in. Once inside, the space opens up and is very welcoming. I ordered the green eggs on toast, and it was delicious (the sausages are an add-on, and in hindsight was unnecessary). The poach was perfect, and that green sauce is divine! But... I hope you brought some dental floss or a toothpick, because you will surely have embarrassing green bits stuck in your teeth otherwise. Top quality brekkie! The OJ tasted fresh with bits of pulp in it (although they do pour it from a jug in their fridge) and the latte is of a good quality. Not busy on a Monday morning. Staff friendly, and chatty with some of the delivery people, who I assume they see on a regular basis. If in Belfast for an extended period of time, would not hesitate to dine here again.

This was a great find. It was close to the Bullitt Hotel. We came for breakfast the morning of…read morechecking out. We had breakfast, walked back, and checked out. The food was great! There was a great selection of savory and sweet. I had poached eggs on sourdough. My friend had the French Toast, and it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. There was fuzzy stuff on the French toast that looked like asbestos or fiberglass. It was not, it was soft and sweet, but it sure looked odd. The poached eggs on sourdough with pesto was amazing. I also got a side of bacon. It was perfection. There is a cool little shop too. If I am back in Belfast, I'll be sure to stop back.

Attridge & Cole is a small, independent, shed-like cafe located just outside the entrance to…read moreForestside shopping centre. It offers takeaway coffees, teas, sweet and savoury snacks. So far I've only had an Americano coffee which was good but pricey at £2 for a small cup of it. There are also a couple of tables for dry-weather days. A handy spot at which to pick up a beverage to drink whilst walking around Forestside.

I came into this spacious and homey coffee shop on a my first rainy morning in Belfast. It seems to…read morebe more of a social uni/hostel coffee shop as it was completely empty at 9am, but that may be more COVID related. I had a mocha - creamy and not too sweet. My friend had a Americano - "bold, full flavoured, strong". Nice outdoor seating, that would be proper good on a sunny day, but with canopies works on any rainy day as well. I liked the Takeaway cup design! Do stop in and have a cuppa!

Common grounds is situated in the Holy Lands area in Belfast, just behind Queens University and…read moreattached to Belfast City Church. It is a superb little cafe and well run. My last time there was a couple of weeks ago for an art gallery display. I could tell they made active steps to get involved in the community. It has a lot of local love and there is a greats sense of community. Its nice to see an organization that isn't completely driven by turnover and the mighty bottom line. Every friday night they have local music talent performing, its a great relaxed chilled vibe, one which I would happily just hang out 'Friends' style. Go there if you want some coffee, food and snacks. You will be happy.

Well, Toasted turned out to be quite the little treat! With about a half hour to kill between the…read morepoint we had to drop our daughter off for school and then be back in time to see her play, we didn't have too many options, and as a result called in here. I've seen the sign out on the main road (which would be easy to miss) every day as it's on my commute to work and yet I've never been in. So this worked out well. What a great hidden gem, loved this place. If you're looking for it, it is opposite the attendant-less Maxol garage, down the side of the used car place. The décor has all the hallmarks of a trendy contemporary coffee shop/deli, nothing too original, but to their credit they have distilled the design to the best elements of it and then executed the layout very well, so it's a nice place to be. The staff were great too which I love as there is little to endear a place to me more quickly than nice people working there who are nice, not through customer training but because they are just good folks!! The food when was great, a wide range of mouth-watering choices are clearly displayed across the huge menu..... which is the entire back wall of the place. It has been painted in blackboard paint and the menu chalked up in big clear writing. The prices although on the higher end of average aren't extortionate by any means so I wouldn't call it cheap eats but you get top quality food and service for just north of average price. The coffee was great, which is an essential element for me and the last thing I ate was a scone..... as we were there so early, it was freshly backed and still warm from the oven......................... so so good!

Nice little find 5 mins from our vacation home. amazing baked goods, solid breakfast and proper…read morecoffee.