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  1. Theothrust Aybolitt ★★★☆☆

    A mixed experience: food is tasty, service is attentive and quick. However, there are better value better Italian style eateries elsewhere in town. The food is nice, and not oversalted. However the portions are noticeably small, compared to both other Italians and to other restaurants in St Annes square itself. There is no beer on tap - in Ireland?! The alcohol-free section of the drinks menu is disappointing. Coke or appletizer - that's pretty much it. The place positions itself as an Italian, however the look and feel is more like Greggs, or a rust belt diner. Even Tim Hortons feels more comfortable by comparison. Especially the lighting: Coppi is too dark to read the menu, and there are no spot lights at the tables. Beware: there is a table charge GBP 5 which is silently added to your bill. And Coppi is closed on Sundays. Scalini and Villa Italia in South Belfast beat Coppi hands down on Italian-ness in both the ambience and the menu content, the Nucci on Antrim Road provides more food per sterling spent, and Frankie & Benny in Victoria shopping centre is a better diner if that's your thing.

  2. Felix Chan ★★★★★

    Outstanding dinner and outstanding modern Italian food. Highly recommend the prawn bucatini - I have never had prawn pasta be as flavorful as it was here. Truly a fantastic blend of Italian cooking and modern cooking techniques. Highly recommend the pork belly as starter too. Crispy pork with all the right accompaniments - the flavor truly blends in harmony and makes for a wonderful experience.

  3. Aaron Schneider ★★★★☆

    Coppi is a lovely dining experience. If you’re looking for a fine dining experience in Belfast I’d definitely recommend it. We had a few appetizers which were good and I definitely enjoyed my ravioli entree. The service was great and attentive. The low lighting cultivates a nice vibe, as well as the restaurant’s layout. The music was an odd choice to me, not quite as calm as I would like for that atmosphere but maybe that’s just me. Definitely enjoyed it!

  1. Nonye IO ★★★★★

    Coppi was amazing. I was there for my graduation celebration the week leading up to Christmas and it was so good. Our visit really topped off a really happy day marking the end of my studies in Belfast. We had the choice of ordering from the Christmas menu or the regular menu - we went for the regular. The only snag when I tried to make a reservation was the website not allowing reservation for more than a group of 6, so I had to call. Food was yum - try the nachos and thank me later. Service was attentive. Really can't fault it. Overall, a really positive experience!

  2. Em Harris ★★★★★

    Very busy and bustling place. Great food and atmosphere. 10% service charge included. Good cocktails!

  3. Estefania Garcia ★★★★☆

    Nice Italian food, feta cheese with honey was spectacular and the homemade pasta really great. Tiramisu was nice, miss a bit of coffee touch. A bit off the smell of fried fish since you enter in the restaurant

  1. Jordon Thompson ★★★☆☆

    Recommended by a friend and came here for dinner. The food was really good; disappointed though by the foreign object I found in my food. They did amend the bill but I had eaten most of it by then...

  2. Ruch .. ★★★★★

    Great ambiance, delishhhhhhh food and reasonably priced. Went here for dinner and the place was buzzing. We ordered tapas style 6 dishes - feta croquet woth truffle honey, gnocchi with garlic, duck dumplings, olives, roast carrots with hazelnut (yumm), fries. Our hostess Justyna was super attentive and recommended fried gnocchi with garlic and it was so tasty! Would definitely return.

  3. Wayne Donaldson ★★★★★

    Visited on a Saturday afternoon and the place was packed, but the staff were coping superbly and we got fantastic service. The menu confused me a little so I asked the waitress for advice and she was incredibly friendly and helpful. Foot was fantastic. Highlight was probably the feta cheese with truffle honey. We split eight small dishes and a pizzette and had a beer each and it was less than 50 quid. Great value for food of that quality. Will definitely go back.

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What is the address of Coppi Restaurant?

Coppi Restaurant is located at Saint Anne's Square, 11 Edward St, Belfast BT1 2LR, UK

What is the phone number of Coppi Restaurant?

You can contact Coppi Restaurant at +44 28 9031 1959

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