On vacation I will often have a few vegetarian meals due to easier accessibility. After our first…read morenight in Belfast and multiple bars we found this adorable little pizza shop across the street from our hotel (The Maldron). This is the perfect late night snack food and the prices are unbeatable. We ordered garlic cheese bread with red sauce which I thought would be like it is in the USA however it was a personal cheese pizza. The pizza itself was so hot, gooey, garlicky, and delicious. It was 4 euros which I think is a fantastic price for the size and quality. The staff was very friendly and got the huge crowd food faster than most pizza places. This is the best pizza place and late night after drinking snack to fill your belly. I recommend everybody to go here.

No seating here, takeaway only. Godly service here. I ordered the garlic bread and it was just a…read moremini pizza with cheese and garlic flavor but very mild garlic flavor. The crust was too thin so I would basically call it garlic pizza, not garlic bread.

Super busy night and they were way understaffed, but you could not tell it. The service was great…read more The food was exceptional. Don't know names, but the bald Host (waiter) did a GREAT job and the bearded pizza chef kept the pies coming out fast and delicious. Highly recommend if you are in Belfast.

Great spot for absolutely delicious pizza and a great night out. The service is excellent and the…read morefood is absolutely fabulous. The wine choices are great, the salads are lovely and definitely don't miss the garlic bread!

Definitely one of the weirder experiences I've had. We were staying at a hotel a couple doors down…read moreand stopped in for dinner. We were behind a group of women who didn't have reservations (neither did we). The restaurant wasn't very busy but the hostess told them that they couldn't seat walk-ins, but if they wanted to stand there and make a reservation she could seat them. The same thing happened to us. We booked a reservation for that exact time and she was able to seat us. The food itself was tasty but the service speed was poor (I got the sense they were short staffed). But yeah...just bizarre.

Pizza Punks has crazy pizzas. We got the Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Mushroom and Garlic Potato Pizza,…read moreand Margherita Pizza. The Buffalo Chicken Pizza was amazing. The Mushroom and Garlic Potato Pizza was unique and all the flavors worked well together. The Margarita Pizza isn't a must order. We got the 12 inch pizzas which were a little small. The place was lively and the service was great.

Food was very good made by an Italian chef. The service was excellent, but it was a pretty quiet…read moreThursday evening. We are from the states, but would definitely return if we came back to Belfast.

Two weeks ago 150 extra special folk were wined and dined at the newly opened Italian restaurant…read morethat is Tony Macaroni at Victoria Square, Belfast. It occupies the prime spot out of all the restaurants in Vic Square, the iconic glass corner tower ( ex Chiquito). Tony Macaroni is a large Scottish (Glasgow) chain of "Real Italian Food" run by Sep Marini. This is the second one in Northern Ireland (after Bangor). I brought my daughter as my plus one, a welcome distraction from AQE preparations!! She was so thrilled and excited as it was a surprise for her. The interior has all been totally refurbished with the main features being the bar and the open kitchen. On arrival we were very warmly met and seated by the Manageress. There was Prosecco on arrival but I opted for the sparkling water and Fanta for my daughter. The menu was very extensive, with lots of mouth watering, Italian named dishes and my daughter immediately spotted the calamari whilst I opted for the Gamberoni (prawns). After a few minutes our dishes arrived and looked incredible. They were big portions!! The squid was juicy and perfectly cooked and the garlic mayo and sweet chilli sauce accompanied them well, whilst the prawns were subtly flavoured with lemon, garlic and white wine and served with sticky rice. It didn't take us long to finish!! Spaghetti carbonara is a firm favourite for my two daughters and for me I love calzone, so I ordered the Americana and my daughter insisted on chips (I tried to dissuade her as I suspected the portions would be large). When the dishes arrived I was certainly right about the big portion sizes!! The carbonara was excellent (my daughters honest opinion!!) and I must say did taste excellent!! The chips were big fat fellows. My calzone was a bit plump round the edges but bursting with filling- the sausage, bacon and ham bursting out along with the tomato, cheese and onion and was tremendous! Alas bellies beat our eyes and we had to stop and leave room for desert!! We asked for the rest to be packed (so no 2 daughter wouldn't feel left out!!). For sweets my daughter chose the white chocolate sundae whilst I was recommended the toffee tablet cheesecake. When they arrived my daughters eyes lit up!! She immediately went to work, like a busy beaver, deconstructing it, peeling back the layers of cone, mint, cream, raspberries, vanilla and strawberry ice cream until the treasure of white chocolate was unearthed at the bottom. Meanwhile my toffee tablet cheesecake, topped with raspberries and blackberries and served with a pot of cream was equally indulgent. "Tablet" I hear you say, it's not medicinal but is what our Scots friends call butterscotch fudge. There were nice chunks on and in the creamy toffee cheesecake. The biscuit base was quite thin and the addition of the pot of cream was maybe too much!! This was all washed down with a cappuccino and hot chocolate. Well we could hardly move after all that!! The food was excellent and service was slick. We were given a nice gift bag containing a glass and bottle of Prosecco (for the wife of course!!) as well as the remains of the spaghetti and pizza (for no 2 daughter). I shall definitely be back with the rest of the family as there are a few dishes I want to try and I love the Presto menu for £5.95 (£6.95 on Sunday) and the breakfasts and the "Go Jimmy style" of having pizza/pasta half/half, a great way to share.

The Pizza place does pizzas (obviously), burgers, with a few favourites from the chippies. It opens…read morefor breakfast at 9a.m. everyday except Sunday. Breakfasts mostly consist of filled sodas (see my review on The Codfather). It does a good pizza. More interestingly, it advertises itself as being "home of the big dirty burger". This comprises of a burger with sausage, egg, onions, mushrooms, bacon, salad, cheese and choice of sauce! Not my cup of tea. I like my sausages and egg for breakfast (either in a soda or as part of a fry - see my Biddy Duffy's review), and my burgers for lunch or dinner. If you need a few days off work and it's a coronary you're after, then two or three of these should do the trick! I've had a few pizzas out of it though and, as I said, they're good pizzas.

Fantastic quality and value from the Pizza place. I have tried many different things on the menu…read moreand everything has so far been unbelievable. Would love to see something new though outside of what every other standard pizza places.. What they do do though, they do well

This is a hidden gem in Belfast!!!! It was amazing. My friend got the house pasta and it was SO…read moregood. Highly recommend. All of us were extremely pleased with our meals and left very happy. It is all homemade and you can tell the chef only produces quality dishes. If you have a hankering for Italian food, check this place out!

Probably the best pizza bases you'll find in town, really tasty, plus these guys are proper Pizza…read moreChefs so there's no milk lurking in these stone baked bases. We had really great veg topped pizzas minus the cheese. So it is possible to get a delicious vegan pizza here, which with a bit of olive oil added was scrumptious. But it would be wonderful to see some vegan cheese and/ or specific vegan pizzas listed on the menu - hopefully these will appear in future. Bella Vita is both a small, beautifully decorated, BYOB restaurant and also a takeaway. There are also a few outside tables and staff are exceptionally helpful. Perfect location for a mate or date night out, especially before heading to the nearby cinema to enjoy a movie.

A group of us tried 5 different pizzas and a few appetizers and they were all delicious. The…read morewonder was very engaging and hospitable. This is a must try place.

This pizza is very good and was right around from the hostel we were staying in! It tastes like I…read moream in Italy eating pizza there. The staff were super friendly.

The pizzas are delicious, always. In other places their pizzas can be hit and miss whereas pizza…read moreworks remains tasty, and always perfect.

Living in such close proximity to PizzaWorks it's hard to believe that I haven't indulged in their…read moregoods before now! But let me tell you their pizza was well worth the wait! We went for the 9inch Bolognese along with chilli cheese garlic bread which was just incredible. The bolognese was generously topped with flavoursome mince meat, mushrooms and onions. Value wise Pizzaworks is fantastic. £11 for a pizza, sides and garlic bread! The ordering process is great too! We ordered over the phone after looking at their menu online. It only took 15 minutes for everything to be ready to be collected. There was a real buzz about the restaurant when I went to collect, every table was occupied and there was a queue for collection. Love this place and I will definitely be back!

Not somewhere I'd usually stop for a coffee but I was getting pretty sick of being in that…read moreStarbucks on Great Victoria Street so I decided to give Pizza Jazz a go. Incidentally I didn't have pizza and didn't hear any jazz - no sign of bleeding gums anywhere! Ended up being a great place to meet. Really handy from GV Station and the City centre. Coffee was pretty good too. I went for a filter coffee and my pal opted for a fanta orange. There was even some free wifi to use. They were cooking up a storm in the kitchen and the pizza's smelt delicious, unfortunately I had to rush off to another meeting. The staff were great - let us have a table even though we weren't eating - I'll definitely have to go back to try the grub and I noticed they had beers on tap too. Great place for a pre theatre meal and a few beverages! Who knows I might get to try their offerings at the Pizza-Off!

It's funny when you pass a bar/restaurant a number of times but never actually think of trying it -…read morethat's me an Pizza Jazz basically until this Monday's fab pizza event hosted by them. The place itself is nothing special but it looks very Christmasy now and I appreciate that. You can "hide away" at one of the back tables which again is a quite good arrangement I think. Staff was very attentive throughout the night and even though we were not paying customers (I mean we only paid for a couple of drinks) they were really helpful providing great service. Also, their entry to the pizza off was a really nice one, not my absolute favourite but I would be a happy customer if I ordered that one - and I'm a bit fussy about my pizza ;) Overall, I am happy to get to know this wee place and definitely will be back to try their menu.

My partner and I ate in goodfellas last night as a little treat to ourselves, when we arrived there…read morewas arrived large que of people waiting but thankfully he had booked a table at least one of us has a brain lol. I'm not sure if they serve alcohol but you are allowed to bring your own and they brought us glasses (we brought wine obviously), at first the menu was very confusing as everything had an Italian name but we finally settled on soup and goujons to start which were delicious! For the main course we both decided to get our own pizzas made which didn't disappoint either! We also got onion rings, garlic sauté potatoes and cheesy garlic bread (we may look normal weight but secretly fat inside lol). We ate nearly every bite as even we fatties couldn't finish that colossus meal.. the staff were quite attentive and polite during our visit and couldn't have been nicer. The only thing I can fault is the decor which is old and dated but with food that tasty who cares! as long as I can eat food that delicious every visit I'm a happy customer we will most definitely be back as the bill was under £40!! I would recommend to anyone just make sure you book first and be patient if they don't pick up at first it's constantly busy but the food is well worth it

We always seem to come here for a good girly night. And this visit was no different. It's always…read morebest to book a table as the place is always jam packed. For starters I had the mussels in a creamy sauce served with a crispy roll and butter. This is normally one of my favourite starters but on this occasion they were bland and lacked flavour. Scoffed them anyway as I was hungry. One other girl had the mussels too and she felt the same as me. Other starters ordered were the filo prawns and potato boats with chilli, they seemed to go down well. For my mains I had the fillet steak served on a bed of sautéed mushrooms and prawns, side order of garlic potatoes and some veg. The steak was cooked to perfection, tender and juicy. The rest got pizzas and they looked amazing. We learnt from our previous visit not to order so much food as the portion sizes are big. As it was one of the girls birthdays we brought some cupcakes with us and the staff were more than happy to put candles in them and help us celebrate. For dessert I went for the affrogato which is chocolate icecream, baileys and and espresso with biscotti. Ps it's bring your own!