The Albany never fails to impress - five stars from me. The food is fabulous, service is great and…read morethe surroundings are beautiful with a lovely atmosphere! Also, the cocktails are absolutely amazing!

On a rainy Sunday, there's nothing better than feeding yourself up with a hearty roast dinner. The…read moredestination of choice was The Albany. The Albany is 1920's chic and has a Great Gatsby feeling to it. This elegance creates a perfect environment to kick back and relax in style. One thing to note is that you have to be wait to be seated when you enter, even if it looks empty, wait for the smartly dressed staff to guide you to your table. One thing that will stick in my mind about The Albany is the tiny tables and the giant glasses. Let me explain, the table we were seated at was incredibly small and we had a lot on out table. Secondly the Bellini's are served in the tallest, most classy flutes you will have ever seen. The food was excellent - we both opted for Sunday dinners, one chicken and one beef and our plates were clean at the end of the meal - if that's not a sign of a good meal I don't know what is?! I'd say The Albany is a treat destination, if you visit too regularly it won't be as special - so get out your glad rags and get down to The Albany.

Gord and I had supper at The Kitchen Bar in Belfast, Ireland last evening…read more He had Belfast Ham & Cabbage (Honey glazed ham served on a bed of buttery champ, topped with cider gravy & crispy parsnips). I had Chicken Stack (Southern fried chicken strips served on a bed of buttery champ, topped with bacon, pepper sauce & onion rings). Both were very good.

Great location, menu has a lot of variety. Food was decent. Nothing too spectacular. They didn't…read morehave To-go boxes which was a shame. Server was very nice. Restaurant itself was clean and kept well.

After managing to convince their Grandmother to babysit our children for a few hours, my wife and I…read moretook the opportunity to have a dinner date in the Kings Head. The layout of the restaurant upstairs is quite unique and makes for some nice scenery to enjoy with your meal. We made use of the 2 courses for £10 deal and were quite happy with the soup starters. A creamy peppercorn chicken dish served as my main and it was a very nice. The staff were very friendly also. I've been to the Kings head before for pub quizzes and to watch football, only a few times for food. To be perfectly honest each meal has been nice but nothing outstanding yet. I may try again, just in case I'm getting them on a bad day.

The Kings Head is a pleasant enough place to go for a bite to eat in the middle of the day. Not…read morespectacular, not bad, but nice solid pub food. What swings it for me is that you can phone them up with your order so that it is ready when you arrive - perfect for anyone who has nipped out on their lunch break. I have been quite a few times when on my lunch break and you can be in and out in an hour without stressing. You need to work nearby. Obviously. There are lots of tables, well spaced out and of differing sizes. We had quite a large group of 10 on my last visit and they had no trouble accomodating us. I usually have the Portavogie scampi which is delish. Actually I could polish off a plateful now. I once read what prawns eat and I have to put myself into a state of suspended belief to eat scampi. One I have achieved that, I looove those bad boys and the Kings Head do a nice plateful. Nice tartare sauce too. It cost about ten pounds which isn't the cheapest pub lunch in Belfast but there are cheaper options like panninis for a fiverish. Service is always with a smile and efficient too so no complaints there. Also the Kings Head has its own large car park so there will be no problem getting parked when you're in a rush. These things all count you know.

This is a cute little spot where I think it is the owner was present both nights I went and I think…read morehe might be there every night. Waitress is the sweetest woman super polite and attentive. Food was great, I ordered the same thing both nights it was that good. Great pace to grab a drink and I must say the Guinness is poured perfect. For sure recommend

The Glen Owen is another one of them hidden gems that is right on our doorstep! Great, sufficient…read moreservice and the food was top notch. My mum did complain about the coke being dead "as a dodo", however other than this i could not fault this restaurant at an inexpensive price of 10.95 for two courses. There is always the option to add desert for £3.00 extra. overall an enjoyable experience in a quiet and relaxed atmosphere.

Caoimhe was a fantastic server! We were very impressed. This is a beautiful establishment inside…read moreand outside. Our hotel was across the road and we wandered in to see this amazing wood pile against the wall on the right. It seems very posh and the menu looked good. We had a party of four and sat in the dining area. I ordered two starters as my meal, White wine and garlic mussels and prawn pil pil. Husband and my friend got the pie of the day which was a savory potato and steak. Other friend got a bowl of seafood chowder. Everything was very good. My only minor gripe is the mussels were a lot smaller than expected. It isn't enough if you are super hungry, just a light snack to share. Even with the prawns I was still wanting more but they were still very good. Would definitely come back!

We only stopped for a pint - a fine pint it was and they do have an extensive selection of draught,…read morebottle, and can beer. Nice old pub, pleasant environment.

Wolsey's staff were delightful. From the moment we walked in, sat down and right throughout our…read moremeal they were friendly, helpful and attentive. I ordered a mushroom risotto main and a lemon tart dessert which were delicious. It's heavenly to find a vegetarian main so flavoursome, perfectly made and filled with generous amounts of mushroom, spring onion and garlic. It's just annoying the vegetarian options are so extremely limited, especially when Wolsey's Chefs are talented enough to create vegetarian dishes as great as the risotto I had! There was only the mushroom risotto or a honey chilli stir fry on the menu suitable for vegetarians. Wolsey's are seriously missing a trick by not having more veggie options as so many people are becoming vegetarian nowadays or just want to reduce their meat consumption. Nonetheless I cannot fault the food I had in any way as it was beautiful, fresh and outstandingly delicious. Wolsey's itself is a bit dated with an old fashioned feel, but it's still pleasant. A small but important point is that it's also lovely to have a meal sitting in such comfortable chairs, so many other restaurants have rickety, uncomfortable seating. However I was so comfortable and cosy at Wolsey's I could have sat there all night. The £11 bottles of prosecco are fabulous value for money too and I will definitely be returning to Wolsey's. The only reason I'm not giving them a full 5 star rating is because of the limited choice for vegetarians.

Wolseys have stepped up their game in the last few years. It used to have a reputation for being…read morepretty bad, and they have worked very hard to change that! At a recent Yelp Secret Supper, we had food from the bistro menu upstairs which was pretty damn good. I had the a sirloin steak with chicken, yes, that was one plate and a few pints of Guinness. Nice relaxed night, albeit, a little slow (took an hour to get food which wasn't great). The decor is alright. They have spent a bit of effort modernising the place (upstairs only, didn't check out the bar downstairs), although, there is some tat on the walls - There are some glass boxes with some old victorian clothes displayed in it. Really not sure why, but hey.

Nice place to slip in for a pint or a bite. Service was great. Has all the flair of a decent…read morewatering hole.

This is a pretty decent wee bar for a quiet pint. It never seems to be too busy which is good if…read moreyou want to get a seat with a group of friends. They have a little smoking area out the front and a decent wine list. I'll definitely be back

Wings were solid, cauliflower wings were amazing and the smash burger was a very solid option that…read morewe enjoyed. Prices were reasonable and the service was prompt. Great experience in general!

Came here for dinner while visiting Belfast. I was initially disappointed as none of the food I had…read moreseen on yelp, which is what made me want to come here, was being served as their menu rotates (definitely check the menu on their website rather than going by Yelp). It was all bar snacks opposed to the actual dishes you see in the yelp pictures. However, I did end up enjoying the food nonetheless. We ordered the sweet chili stack fries which were really good and also the halloumi and cali fish tacos. I preferred the halloumi, my boyfriend preferred the fish. I got a passionfruit capirinha and my boyfriend got an apple cider, both were really good. Overall it was good, but if you're looking for something other than a burger or bar snacks, this isn't the place.