Top Best Italian Restaurants in Belfast

"It’s a cute little Italian restaurant just round the corner from the cathedral, with a stylish interior and a very beautiful bar. Tucked away in a beautiful courtyard, it also has a couple of large outdoor tables that are perfect in sunny weather. We settled into a couple of seats at the window so we could watch the world go by, and ordered two courses each from the special 4-8-4 lunch menu."

"Contemporary Italian | Saint Anne’s Square, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast BT1 2LR | 028 9031 1959. Coppi, in Saint Anne’s Square, serves ‘Contemporary Italian cooking showcasing the best local produce’. It’s a large restaurant with an open kitchen, and the decor is a mix of rustic and industrial stripped-back chic, the atmosphere laid-back and friendly."

"I went to Coppi with a few friends after a couple of drinks and we ordered quite a few small plates between us."

"If you are looking for an authentic and delicious Naples-style pizza then look no further than Little Wing Pizzeria. You will find their flagship restaurant on Ann Street in Belfast and offer a total of nine restaurants throughout Northern Ireland. A special kids menu is available as well as colouring and toys to keep them entertained while they wait for their pizza."

"This family-friendly pizzeria in Belfast city centre has an exciting kids menu that allows little ones to build their own pizza creations or choose a pasta dish along with a choice of delicious dessert for just £8.95. Adults will be spoilt for choice too with their extensive Italian menu made from fresh local produce."

"279-281 Upper Newtownards Road, Balyhackamore, Belfast, Counlty Antrim, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT4 3JF. This chic modern restaurant serves crowd-pleasing rustic Italian food on the outskirts of Belfast. Expect pizzas, pasta, cicchetti and more, with a brilliant selection of wine and cocktails to go alongside your food."

"Serving hearty Italian dishes, Il Pirata is a great spot for a relaxed dinner or lunch with great variety on the menu. Their chilled vibes and modern décor offer an escape from the hustle and bustle of Belfast. Their wine list is also superb!"

"This rustic Italian restaurant is a firm favourite among Belfast's foodies for its flavoursome dishes like duck ragu with gnocchi and Portavogie prawn linguine, served in a contemporary, stripped-back dining room. Modern Irish in City Centre"

"If you and your family are seeking more than the usual sausages and chips focused children’s menu then Zizzi is the place for you. They offer a three-course children’s meal for £6.95 that contains a wide variety of options including mini garlic bread, pesto dip, pasta dishes, pizzas, a selection of healthier side dishes and dessert. Dishes can be altered to suit gluten free, vegetarian and vegan diets."

"This is the perfect location for catching up with friends and family or a much needed break after a shopping spree. Our Italian restaurant serves tasty Ita ..."

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"Sozo’s brunch menu offers a range of “lites and bites”, duck salads and heavier options, and you can choose how big you want your portions to be. It’s a great way to save money and limit waste, and the bill won’t break the bank. There are two outlets: one on Antrim Road and one in the outer university campus, Jordanstown."

"Avenue 22 pride themselves on providing guests with top quality and locally sourced fresh food. Favourites on their menu include Salt & Chilli Squid and their Clayton Burger. For the little ones, dishes include soup of the day, fish and chips, pizza, pasta, burgers and chicken goujons – you’re sure to find something to suit even the pickiest of eaters!"

"A post shared by James St (@jamesstbelfast) on Mar 5, 2020 at 2:40pm PST. Owned by Niall Mckenna since 2003, James St. has been offering locals and tourists amazing dining experience in the city centre. It consists of a restaurant, bar and grill."

"James St. is the coming together of two of Belfast’s best restaurants, James Street South Restaurant and The Bar and Grill at James St. The new…"

"Take the kids out for some fresh air within easy reach of Belfast city centre at Barnett Demesne, located next to Malone House. The park features an arboretum, daffodil garden, eco-trail, orienteering routes and a children’s playground – or for those looking for a little bit more adventure, you can try the bike trails and jump parks. The park, which is named after William Barnett who was the last owner of Malone House, is popular for family walks due to its proximity to the River Lagan, Shaw’s Bridge and nearby Clement Wilson Park."

"The Barnett Demesne route explores an historic estate in Lagan Valley Regional Park, taking in Malone House, meadows, woodland and along the River Lagan. From the Malone House car park, follow the path around the front of the house and alongside the security fence. Follow this path downhill pausing on the way to admire the views over the Lagan Valley, across to Minnowburn Beeches and, the wildflower meadows on your right."

"Take the kids out for some fresh air within easy reach of Belfast city centre at Barnett Demesne, located next to Malone House. The park features an arboretum, daffodil garden, ecotrail, orienteering routes and a children’s playground (near Shaw’s Bridge), or for those looking for a little bit more adventure, you can try the bike trails and jump parks."

"Located in the culturally rich Cathedral Quarter, and a former home to Ulster Bank headquarters, this ornate five star hotel creates an instantly warm and welcoming ambience thanks to its wide stone steps. Built from Giffnock sandstone, the exterior reflects a classic Italian style, with Corinthian columns and mighty sculptures looking over the front façade. The sumptuous interiors of cherub statues and floral designs under the central dome in the main entrance hall, creates a calm atmosphere that embodies pure comfort and luxury."

"Belfast’s most luxurious hotel in the grand 1860 Italianate former Ulster Bank HQ remains a stylish way to run up an overdraft. It's a superb location to experience the Cathedral Quarter nightlife, as well as an excellent spa and fantastic food."