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Quiet place for Lunch

Jellybaby1 · 2014-10-14 00:40:30

Looking for a nice quiet place for lunch for elderly group in Belfast city centre, and not too expensive.

14-10-2014 12:40am

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Looking for a nice quiet place for lunch for elderly group in Belfast city centre, and not too expensive.

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#2 14-10-2014 1:06am

Jimmy Garlic

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The Avoca cafe on Arthur st is nice. They would have plenty to suit the tastes of elderly people,

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#3 14-10-2014 7:31pm

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Thanks, will check it out for the group who will be travelling.

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#4 16-10-2014 8:44am

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+1 on Avoca. it is EXCELLENT, but the restaurant is upstairs and there isn't a lift.

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#5 16-10-2014 8:51am

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Avoca is fantastic, but often there's a queue, and as martinedwards comments it's upstairs.

Belfast City Hall has a simple but nice cafe called Bobbins cafe, quiet and obviously in a lovely setting. Not a huge amount of choice in terms of food but worth considering - the menu is on the website; http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/tourism-venues/cityhall/bobbincoffeeshop.aspx

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#6 16-10-2014 1:46pm

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Thank you both, all will be passed on to the group. Appreciated.

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