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- 21 Total businesses
- 4.5 Average rating
- 100% With reviews
- 95% With photos
- 9 Highly rated
- 17 Open on weekends
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Browse museum in Belfast. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 21 results in Belfast. Average rating 4.5/5 based on 10,903 reviews & ratings.
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“I first visited in 1971 as a child. Since then I’ve visited the museum over 20 times. I always see and learn something new. The staff and volunteers are welcoming and knowledgeable. We pick a nice day and walk the full park, thoroughly enjoying the peace and quiet especially in the rural sections. A special place.”
“Lovely food ..... friendly staff very quick service .... reasonably priced menu .....food well presented..... very clean busy wee cafe worth a visit”
“We went to a lot of museums while in northern Ireland but this was probably my favorite. The man who gave us a tour was upbeat and very helpful.”
“Absolutely loved my visit here with my husband and children. My kids loved their sausage rolls and buns and my husband said it was the nicest sausage roll he's had. I thoroughly enjoyed mine too, the staff was exceptional! So friendly couldn't fault them whatsoever. The decor was beautiful. We can't wait to go back again another day. Had such a great experience”
“Great museum, really enjoyed the us rangers display”
“Taken part Been in all the workshops Showing people our project Pefrome on stage”
“So many hands on activities, the kids (and I) thoroughly enjoyed our visit. A downside was my daughter forgetting her barbie doll. However, the staff at W5 searched and found it, and went so far as to post it back to us in Norway. Truly above and beyond. Great experience all around.”
“Last Saturday, we had the pleasure of attending the Belfast Music Tour with Steven as organised by the Oh Yeah Centre. After that, we enjoyed a drink (recommend the Oh Yeah IPA) and had a lovely chat about life and music in Belfast. You can also look at the exhibits and memorabilia of the likes of Snow Patrol, Ash, Divine Comedy, Van Morrison, The Undertones, Gary Moore to name but a few. We did not attend a gig, but it is a great venue with bar and a good size. Keep up the good work! We'll be back.”
“The Crescent is a great venue and quite intimate too. Have seen a few bands here and always enjoy it. No drinks license, so it’s a case of bring your own wine or beer only. Glasses supplied.”
“Make sure you book a table as it gets busy and rightly so. Great atmosphere, friendly servers. The food and tapas selection is great. If I had the belly space I would have ordered everything. Also if you have a late booking they have Happy hour on some amazing cocktails from 10 - 11pm. Highly recommended a visit.”
“Beautiful food, amazing friendly staff. Great prices. Highly recommended. I can’t wait to go again.”
“Delicious fresh sandwiches and coffee here with a great range to choose from. Excellent value for money too. Great to see an independent café thriving in Lisburn, will definitely be back!”
“Called here on Saturday while visiting my son who lives near here on the Shankill rd Great service,friendly staff and the best ulster fry I’ve ever had Highly recommended.”
“Super D day event at Sentry Hill. Very interesting exhibits especially the WW2 equipment Super place to visit”
“The food was fantastic and so was the service! It was a quiet evening so we were able to enjoy the food in our own pace, and even the cocktails were great! We probably had one of the best fish & chips in while here, so make sure to give it a visit in your Belfast trip!”
“Lovely scones and such friendly staff. Great local cafe. Lots of events too”
“Lovely spot to stop for a sweet treat. Good menu and lovely deli inside also. Didn't know the area and we were just looking for somewhere for a quick cuppa, glad we walked by this little gem.”
“Went to a wedding reception here and it was beautiful! Fairy lights all over the walls and the pretty tree in the middle of the room was a lovely centrepiece. The sun was out so the roof was retracted for most of the evening which made it feel so much more spacious. Staff were friendly and very helpful. Negatives? Only one really, I thought the prices rather steep, £4.30 for a straight vodka is expensive by anyone's standards.”
“Its a very nice place to visit there is lots to see and has a big play park for the children and nice walking place's and Bq table all over the place and got ice cream vans so you can spoil yourself and loads of animals to see too”
“This restaurant based in the Europa is absolutely brilliant. I cannot think of a single fault. The staff really made the visit an exceptional experience. They are the restaurants best resource. Just visit it.”