Common Grounds Cafe

Common grounds was great! Food was really good. We got a sausage roll and a cinnamon bun. The coffee was fab too! Will be coming back :

Open again with a bakery at the helm. In today and had delicious Rosti with great coffee and brownies for afters. Lovely staff and atmosphere. Back soon.

My wife and I stopped by for coffee and a delicious cinnamon scone. The service was great and they have free Wi-fi available. The only downside was trying to find a parking spot.

Cool environment for lunch time and afternoon. Fresh and tasty food. Relaxing place where you are not forced no leave your placed if you want to stay and use your computer or read a book

I adored Common Grounds - it was my go-to spot for lunch and perfect for entertaining guests. Unfortunately, it has recently closed down. You can visit their Facebook page for more information.

Today I had the best coffee I’ve ever tasted and if that wasn’t enough, the staff of common grounds were all the most wonderful people who will go out of their way to ensure you have the best possible experience while you visit. It is clear to see the love that the staff have for this café, as soon as you enter you can almost feel the happy vibes that radiate from each member of staff. The yum bowl is precise in its name as it is YUMMY, definitely recommend trying it!! I can’t wait for my next visit to common grounds (which will be very soon) for another great experience.

This café was so good I went back instead of trying a new place when I was in Belfast! They had a very nice sweet potato and coconut soup with bread for 4.95, and a yum bowl for 5.95. The yum bowl was vegetarian and very filling I didn't have dinner that night. (Ask the staff about it if you go! They also had quite generously portioned tray bakes for 1.95 that you can check out when you go in the door! They have a lovely system in place of paying forward a cup of coffee/tea or a bowl of soup for someone in need, if you wish to do so. If you would like to buy somebody a coffee or soup, just let them know when you pay your bill.

After a long night of travel without much sleep, we arrived at our hotel in Belfast and were directed to this restaurant for a quick bite before exploring the city. Initially, the staff behind the counter seemed a bit unfriendly and unhelpful, perhaps due to our unfamiliarity with the local cuisine. However, we quickly moved past that and enjoyed some coffee and snacks to hold us over until dinner. The restaurant offers a selection of prepared sandwiches and pastries in the counter window, and they are willing to heat up items upon request. The grilled cheese was delicious, and the muffins were a hit with our group. Additionally, they offer a local coffee that was well-received by members of...

Located a street or two off the main shopping/dining street in Queens Quarter (Botanic Ave) this small cafe serves breakfast and lunch in an urban rustic, laid back atmosphere. It's hours are not conducive to 9 5ers as it first opens at 10am (closing at 4pm). The menu changes daily and is limited. Everything is fresh and prepared with care. Tuesday and Friday there is an enthusiastic and personable Thai chef (Prin) who prepares Thai specialties for lunch (served 12 2). I arrived just after 10 and had a delicious smashed avocado on sourdough bread topped with tomatoes, crumbled feta cheese and black pepper very tasty and filling. Coffee is quite good bold! Staff is friendly and professional....