Routes Europe 2017

Belfast, Northern Ireland
23 – 25 April 2017

Routes Europe 2017

Routes Europe 2017 is the largest regional gathering for all aviation based companies who wish to conduct business to, from and within the European region. Bringing together a wide range of airlines, airports and tourism...

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A Gastronomic Destination

Award-winning chefs and fresh local produce have helped to put Belfast on the culinary map. Here are a few of our favourite restaurants:

James Street

James St. South 

Head chef David Gilmore signature dishes at James St. South include Strangford Lough bouillabaisse and organic lamb. 

Saphyre

Saphyre Restaurant 

Local Strangford lobster, Dexter beef and Ballywater strawberries, regularly feature on the menu at Saphyre Restaurant.

Fontana

Fontana 

Recommended in the Michelin Guide, Fontana prides itself on serving the best local produce in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. 

ox

Ox

This Michelin starred restaurant overlooks the River Lagan. Ox uses seasonal produce to deliver thoughtfully designed dishes. 

Mourne Seafood bar

Mourne Seafood Bar 

This seafood bar helped to develop Belfast's reputation as a culinary destination and if you are looking for fresh fish dishes at reasonable prices, then Mourne Seafood Bar is for you. 

Howard Street

Holohan's at the Barge

A family owned restaurant situated on the Belfast Barge, Holohan's is the perfect place to enjoy classic Irish cuisines with a modern twist. 

Muddlers Club

The Muddlers Club

Named after the secret society that met there over 200 years ago, The Muddlers Club is one of the most stylish restaurants in the city.

Molly's Yard

Molly's Yard

Located in the University Quarter, Molly's Yard boasts Belfast's only Micro Brewery. Serving modern Irish cuisine, the restaurant is a must for ale and stout connoisseurs. 

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