The Top 20 Delis in Belfast

Fresh reviews:

Divine beyond words!I was lucky to be treated to dinner at home restaurant, by my work. We ate there on a weeknight, and I had eagerly eyed up the menu beforehand, but it all sounded so good, I was still none the wiser as to what I was going to have before I got there.It was my first visit and I have to say I…

Christine S.

Home

A great Deli based on Lisburn road, I only found out about it last year but it’s been going for 80 years. I love a trip here to get olives, cheeses, meats or anything else that takes my fancy when I visit. A bit pricier than the like of Tesco but worth it and they stick things you can’t get anywhere else.

Lisa B.

Arcadia

Sorry I have not spent more of my life in here. LolI think I had written it off as too expensive for a jo blogs like me.But realistically it’s around the same price as other as other places where the café is concerned. Unlike other places the food here is fresh, wholesome and has great flavours. It’s about…

Tara M.

Avoca

Fresh breads, stunning salads and sambos to make your mouth water.Great café in Belfast. Little on the pricey side but you are paying for quality here and the portions are a great size.The chicken with mango curry mayo sandwich is devine.Staff are always friendly and they run a great little loyalty card so be…

Orla L.

The Yellow Door Deli

Nothing less than one would expect from a Michael Deane restaurant. Whilst the restaurant claims to be a deli — it is far superior to any deli I have ever had the pleasure to eat in. the food was delicious, served in a cleverly crafted ambience and complimented by stellar staff service. Welcoming, efficient…

Glenn P.

Deane’s Deli

Baker Street is an amazing bakery/coffee shop/restaurant all in one. I would consider myself a bit of a coffee snob, and I reckon these guys are too. They use Baileys coffee beans, which have a great crema over the coffee; even on the americano.I have been twice, first time I had an americano coffee and a…