Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Belfast

"Bread & Banjo specialise in making traditional and artisan breads, as well as sweet treats, patisserie, cakes and tarts. What vegan food should I try?. They have plenty of vegan options, but for big celebrations, we suggest ordering their vegan birthday cakes!"

"As well as all your sweet and savoury bakery bits and bobs, these guys do a load of charity work so you can feel good about yourself, even when you’re filling your face with all their tasty food!"

"It’s not Northern Irish so good luck finding the likes of soda bread. I’m a tight Yorkshireman from the North of England where Greggs is part of the staple diet, even for toddlers where a sausage roll takes the place of a dummy!. But now that Greggs has just opened in Botanic Avenue, a short hop from campus, so you can get a hangover during sausage roll (although I think I prefer the steak and cheese roll)."

"Hailing from the North of England, I couldn’t leave this one out. Just because its Greggs, you don’t have to get a sausage roll. Instead, for just two quid, you can get a sausage or bacon bap with a coffee or for an extra quid, you can it properly and get a baguette."

"A post shared by A L E K S A N D A R ‘ S (@aleksandarsbakery) on May 7, 2020 at 3:34pm PDT. Located in the University Quarter, Aleksandars is a must-visit if you are in town. Serving up a great cup of coffee alongside artisan breads and pastries, what’s not to love?!"

"This place is ideal if you're looking for somewhere to great a nice brunch or breakfast with great coffee and Wi-Fi. Its a cosy and small family-run business that serves amazing baked goods, but you got to get in early if you want to snag a seat!"

"They’re all across Northern Ireland but there’s one next to the Waterstones in town and one has just opened on the Lisburn Road (perfect for those at uni in the MBC!) This place will do all your traditional breads only found over here. See my blog on Northern Irish foods for advice on what to order. I can promise you they’ll taste a heck of a lot better here than they will from any old supermarket!"

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"HMS Caroline has undergone extensive restoration and visitors can now discover a range of historic spaces including the Captain Crookes Cabin, Royal Marines Mess, Seamen’s Wash, engine room, sick bay and galley kitchen. Explore the importance of the Battle of Jutland and discover what life was like at sea for over three hundred crew who served on board. In the Torpedo School, visitors can learn about the role of naval weaponry and design a ‘Dazzle’ paint scheme for their ship, explore the insides of a torpedo and learn about the various roles of crew when in battle."

"A newer addition to the already excellent collection of attractions in Belfast's Titanic Quarter, HMS Caroline is one of the last surviving vessels to have seen service in both world wars. Recently refurbished, the ship was commissioned in 1914 and patrolled the North Sea, as well as participating in the pivotal Battle of Jutland. Opened in her present location to the public in 2016, a tour of this floating museum and its visitor center provides a great deal of fascinating information about WW1 and the ship's history."

"Ormeau Park is a historic parkland overlooking the River Lagan with pleasant walks around the area. Walks start from the car park next to the Recreation Centre (toilets and refreshment stop here!) and sports pitches. The route goes through mature woodland, formal gardens and a wildflower meadow, passing the Superintendent’s House and former walled garden on the way."

"The oldest and largest municipal park in Belfast, Ormeau Park has been a huge draw for locals and visitors alike since it opened in 1871. Ormeau is filled with activities, from sports to BMX trails, walking tracks, and even a hiking trail for those who want to do a bit of orienteering."