restaurants in Belfast (for a special occasion)

andykolo

looking to take the missus out on the town for a night looking for suggestions for a nice place to eat (not to pricey obviously)

SteveyJC

Zen (very very nice)
Deanes Deli
Deanes (pricey)
Olio
Lolita (stranmillis - is an excellent indian)

chalky12

Hi,
Recently went to Paul Rankin's Cayenne, thought that it was very nice. It was especially good because we used tesco clubcard deal vouchers to pay for it!! Would definitely recommend.

HTH.

leftieM

I did the clubcard thing there too. It's great!

SteveyJC

whats the average meal price in Cayanne? (approx - 3 courses w/o wine)

rjh090384

darcys is gorgous!!

chalky12

Cayenne have a three course set menu (Mon-Thur) for £20/person.
Otherwise about £30/person on the a la carte menu.

Englandsno.7

Scuse my ignorance, but how do the Tesco Clubcard vouchers convert to other vouchers??

BigAl94

The Great Room in The Merchant - bloody expensive but great for gaining brownie points! http://www.themerchanthotel.com/html/photos/greatroom.html

leftieM

Englandsno.7 wrote:

Scuse my ignorance, but how do the Tesco Clubcard vouchers convert to other vouchers??

Clubcard deals. Your vouchers are worth 4 times the face value when you turn them into deal vouchers. Sometimes they send details of the deals with the vouchers. All of Paul Rankin's places participate along with other companies such as Translink (used 7.50 in vouchers to get a return to Dublin last week!) and the Hastings group. You have to apply for deal vouchers in advance.

CheapSkate_4

James St South ... that's the name of the restaurant and the street it's in ... is very nice. A bit pricey, but lovely food. Between Brunswick Street and Bedford Street in Belfast.