Robinsons And Bistro - Belfast

If I could give 5 stars, I would. beautiful large portions. I had the kartoffel leek vegan suppe, which was good, but the tomaten gurkensalat was great. many carrots included to make it a great meal. nice and fresh! the icing on the cake was the vegan torte – they should only go for it!

I had vegan fajitas and chips and it was delicious and very clear labeled vegan (there were vegetarian fajitas that came with cheese and sour cream.) there were some other vegan options, including curry and chili. service was friendly and environment nice, in the ground floor for live music in fibber magees afterwards. would go back. a star out because more imaginatiw with vegan desserts obst salat could be only option.

There is a separate vegetarian and vegan menu, but it has few vegan options. I had a BBQ-Pilz sandwich on ciabatta, which looked like disappointment and tasted. I had a juxtaposition of the worst kind of pub chips, clobular, ally, and cried out the time I had given up on the rest of the meal. children's menu completely meat-based. they have calculated to my son the full price £6) for a simple cheese sandwich on sliced bread.

Robinsons bar has a series of sections, among them: fibber magee is a traditional Irish music bar a pool lofts a standard saloon bar a karaoke bar called bt1 a bistro restaurant I always think there are three kinds of bars that they love and joy at visiting those who are good but they often forget or simply just stay on the way elsewhere and those who like them. for me robinsons is the second type. it is actually quite good, a really nice cash overall, which I do not often visit but enjoy when I do. a word of warning, this bar can be a bit strange in relation to clientel. every time I visited for drinks, the amount of time before was very different. sometimes I have seen in robinson's extremely fraternal and drunk moats and at other times the amount was beautiful. so the bar can hit a bit or miss. Nevertheless, the service of bar staff was always good and drinks standard in terms of choice and price. the bistro is the main reason why I visit robinsons and although it is nothing nice, it has a beautiful relaxed atmosphere, super comfortable sofa style sitting opportunities and view over the great victoria street when they manage to get a table next to the windows. eating is hearty and tasty and there is a selection of menus that offer a large, dedicated vegetarian and vegan menu. it is an excellent menu with 9 starter options, 8 netzen and 8 pages, which is exceptionally excellent for belfast. in particular, I would recommend the main dishes of coconut curry, fajitas or red wobbles, cranberry and brie tart. the cocktails are also delicious and make for a beautiful dessert, plus service from the personal is pleasant and wine good. an excellent bistro to lunch or dinner, especially before or after a show in the grand opera house, as they also offer a cheap pre theatre menu.

The restaurant was very nice. I was there for lunch and it wasn't busy. burgers were amazing and my friends also said the goujons were brilliant. great place to eat with their friends along with a pint.