Deanes Meat Locker - Menu

great food. excellent food and wine. the atmosphere is super casual. the support staff are on top. only a little too expensive, but still a special night in the city.

Walked past this place whilst sightseeing in the city and thought this looks interesting . Booked lunch for the following day and was not disappointed! Good seafood, well prepared and served by friendly staff. Nice wines to complement the dishes. Light and airy restaurant, chic French bistro style.

an absolute must see when belfast visits for the day. they make a start-theater menu of 5-7.30, with appetizers £4 and main courses £10, for beautifully presented foods I find this a tasty! beautiful selection of cocktails and a very large selection of menu. I tried the fish cake, the rump steak and the popcorn and ice cream. all amazing. my steak was beautifully boiled and the dessert took everything. beautiful place for eating, will definitely be back

next a eggpic duo with salted bark with water circles and petite radishes and hake paired with crabs and sweet carrots. a creamy wild mushroom risotto was a perfect segue before he fillet the hannan 35 day skyalayan salt aged beef, which was tasted with bark-driving chips, roasted tomatoes, fried oyster mushroom, buttermilk wobble rings and stelton cream. after an unforgettable marathon of a solid I was ecstatic to cross the sweet-finish line over black forest ice cream sundae. While I never had the like to try deanes favorite cheese in the evening, I could not help but smiled at the ripe braut and crispy blue, which seemed to be waving at me as I...read more

deans at queens is probably my favorite restaurant in northern Ireland. about the years I have been with my wife, the whole immediate family and for a series of great celebrations there. recently I went to lunch with some close friends and again I was not disappointed in a relatiw leaving with the room beginning, we over an hour to decide what to eat. the personal was attentive, but never intrusive, and I think we could have lasted half an hour and it would have been good. despise the enticing blackboard specialties, we chat for the lunch menu and it was great it is the personal and the atmosphere that makes this a special place to eat. eating is raw, but...read more

Suggest to me a trip away and my response is immediate: Where's the best place to eat Doesn't matter where it is or what we're going for, as long as there's going to be spare time while we're there, my preoccupation will always be to find the finest local restaurant. My wife really wants to go to the Edinburgh Festival one day; The Kitchin s already planned. My family visit a relative on the Isle of Wight every year; The Hambrough is on the agenda for the next time I go along. I simply can't help it, it's just the way my mind works. When some friends of mine announced they'd be getting married near Belfast, I began searching for the city's best restaurant before I even got...read more

The restaurant is in a nice location, but when I asked to sit at a window table, I didn't like that people passing by could see my plate. Unfortunately, not all of the daily specials were available due to the large crowd. The waitress informed us that two dishes we wanted were already sold out. We decided to order the mussels, but they weren't as described on the menu. The photos on the website were also not related to the dishes on the menu. The food was decent, but the presentation lacked passion. The final chocolate dessert wasn't as dark as stated on the menu. The wine also wasn't cold enough. Overall, I would rate my experience a 5 out of 10. I don't plan on returning. The service was g...

My favorite restaurant for a Saturday afternoon lunch is Love Fish. I always struggle to choose just one starter, so I decided to try the fish fritters and the brown crab rarebit, both priced at £6.50 each. They were both delicious. My wife ordered the Whitebait with curry mayonnaise, also priced at £6.50, and it was crispy and delightful. For our mains, I had the fish pie with greens for £18, while my wife had the Lobster with salad and fries for £27.50. We also enjoyed water for £4.75, a bottle of Chez Deano Sauvignon for £28.95, and a French Martini for £10.95. The fish pie was topped with creamy potato and had plenty of fish inside. The lobster was cooked to perfection. Overall, it was a...

My husband and I were in the restaurant at 5pm for dinner in August. I had half lobster and my husband had sea bass. The staff were very pleasant. The two meals were poor. The lobster had very little fish inside and the side salad in the bowl was small and dripping in oil and not well presented. My husbands salad was the same and his fish did not taste nice. We both had a beer before our meal which was flat and not nice. My husband did not drink his. I had a glass of wine with my meal which was fine. Not long after my meal my stomach was rumbling. Later that evening my husband said his was the same. Next day my stomach continued to be upset. Hence to say that I will not be back to Deans Love...