Queen's Café Bar

Deanes is the most expensive restaurant on this list, but its reputation is among the best in the UK. Head Chef Chris Fearon appeared on BBC’s Great British Menu, and Deanes at Queens, the South Belfast branch of the establishment, holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand. The restaurant is perfect for brunch, as it has a relaxed feel with open windows and an open-plan floor, including a small wine bar and the bar and grill to the side.

The gastronomic landscape of Belfast owes a great debt to Chef Michael Deane. His numerous restaurants offer something for every taste and a variety of budgets. This is one of his simpler offerings, which delivers consistently enjoyable food with an appealing price tag – making it a worthy recipient of a Bib Gourmand.

A cute traditional bar tucked into Northern Ireland’s premier shopping location. Equally appealing to the busy shopper, city center worker or tourists, they offer a fabulous all-day menu that focuses on great local produce prepared simply and quickly. Queen’s can safely boast a unique ‘personality’ not to be found elsewhere in Belfast and was frequently recommended to us by the local LGBT community.

Located a stone’s throw from City Hall in the heart of the shopping quarter of Belfast. Enjoy delicious breakfasts and coffees from 9am, with everything from a traditional Ulster Fry to loaded pancake stacks, followed by a traditional lunch menu of all your favourite pub classics. Queens boasts an extensive range of wines, beers and cocktails available throughout the day.

Michael Deane is very well known in the eating out scene in Belfast having held a Michelin Star for 13 years. This is one of his restaurants which itself holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal here and tried out the lamb with red wine jus and salmon on a coconut, chickpea and lentil curry base – both delicious!

One of only a handful of bar/restaurants that has seen it through the hard times in Belfast, Queen’s Café bar is almost an institution as city centre eating and drinking establishment. Queen’s is one of those rare places nowadays that resists the pull of catering for a niche market. It draws in a wide variety of customer.

This local gem is one of the best restaurants to eat near me if you're staying in the Queen’s Quarter. Holohan’s at The Queen’s has an outdoor area perfect for sunny lunches or romantic dinners. Known for classic Irish dishes and friendly service, it’s ideal for those craving hearty food with authentic flair.

Owners who claim their businesses can update their profile details, add photos, respond to reviews, and more. 1 College Gardens, Belfast, BT9 6BQ, United Kingdom. Overlooking Methodist College, adjacent to Botanic Gardens & Ulster Museum, offering a glorious covered Terrace experience.

In the vibrant University Quarter of the city, Deanes at Queens Restaurant, Bar and Grill, with its glorious Terrace, takes full advantage of its gorgeous leafy location. Location-wise, the restaurant is also adjacent to Belfast’s Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum.

At Deane’s at Queens (2-3 College Gardens, T: 028 9038 2111), which has a fantastic night-time view, you can snack on local tapas-style dishes or satisfy a larger appetite with a venison and celeriac mash pie. Belfast’s famous Botanic Gardens are just across the road.

Visit the Naughton Gallery at Queens in the historic Lanyon Building with a focus on contemporary visual arts, featuring work from the University’s collection, touring exhibitions and shows by both local and international artists. (Gallery open 11am-4pm Tues-Sun)

Deans at Queens can be the perfect choice for couples looking a classic, sophisticated and elegant wedding venue. Known for its exceptional cuisine, with a focus on high quality local ingredients and a creative presentation. Your wedding meal will be incredible.

Deanes at Queens (2 Locations) Along College Gardens road, this is a unique venue for a celebration with superb food in stylish surroundings. Botanic Gardens and Queens University grounds are across the road!. It’s suitable for 15 – 56 guests seated.

As a member of the team behind the 2024 edition of the Belfast Art Map, I am thrilled to now see it distributed across the city,” said Ben Crothers, Co-Chair of Belfast Visual Arts Forum and Curator of the Naughton Gallery at Queen’s.

Bar and Grill |1 College Gardens, Belfast BT9 6BQ | 028 9038 2111. One of a series of restaurants in Belfast by Michelin star chef Michael Deane. I had a fabulous meal at Dean’s of Queens that I couldn’t fault.

Molly’s Yard is just a stone’s throw away from Queen’s University so it is an ideal location for a celebratory graduation meal. This restaurant offers fine dining with a friendly, fun and relaxed vibe.

One of Michael Deane’s many brilliant eateries in the capital, Deanes at Queens serves hearty British food in the leafy university quarter of the city. You can also sit outside during the summer.

I mean just look at that burger 🤤Local legend Michael Deane is a culinary genius, with restaurants spread right across the city. Deanes at Queens serves first-class food and gold-star service.

Serving modern British food in the heart of Belfast city centre, Deanes at Queens is the sister site to EIPIC. Expect quality food without the hefty price tag or stuffy surroundings.

I am from Maryland, USA (about a nine-hour flight from Queens) and graduated in 2022 from Susquehanna University with a double major in Communication Studies & International Studies.

Less gay, but still very friendly is Queens Bar, a city centre pub located at Queens Arcade which is worth dropping into if you want to have a drink with friends.

Offering an all-day menu that focusses on great local produce prepared simply and quickly.Great wines and cocktails in a stylish Victorian arcade.

With romantic views over the Botanical Gardens, Deanes at Queens is a fantastic, contemporary space to host your wedding celebrations.