Cutters Wharf

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• Best in summer afternoon.

  This is near my mums house and we would go for lunch now and again. The food is okay but expensive. My dad loves the views so we puts up with the prices just for that. Not an overly pleasant place to go for a drink in the evening. I think the patrons there are disrespectful of others feelings because they are wannabe yuppies. Stick to lunch or dinner unless your into yuppies

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  Carol M.
  Review Date: 25/11/2009 Report review
• So-So

  Definitely the best location of any bar in belfast. However it is quite a pretentious bar, and the customers who go are generally stuck up their own a$%! Drink is over priced and is £3 or over for a pint. Food is very good; the restaurant upstairs does excellent meals, and the bar snacks downstairs are always tasty but they are also overpriced. Something like £8.50 for a burger. Also the decor is quite unique and is not to everyones taste. I actually think it is one of the better aspects to the bar. The beer garden is superb however, and a must for a sunny day, but other than that this bar is just overpriced.

  Ciaranmcg
  Review Date: 12/09/2008 Report review
• Lovely location, ok food.

  One of the nicest located bars in Belfast, strange decor inside, doesn't seem to add up somehow, strange mix of stone, leather sofas and neon lights, most odd. Very mixed crowd, relaxed atmosphere. Food downstairs and up, ate downstairs last week. Fairly usual menu, gougons, lasagne etc. Upstairs is more a la carte. Companion had chowder which he found strange = 'Vegetable soup with salmon' as he described it. I had lasagne which was perfectly fine. Not perhaps a place for a celebration meal but somewhere for a bite with nice views of the lagan. Would be a good place for a quick meal and a few drinks with a group.

  Byblox
  Review Date: 08/08/2008 Report review