Best Places for Sunday Lunch in Belfast

James St kitchen features a charcoal grill still which plays centre stage alongside some of the best steaks and prime cuts Northern Ireland has to offer.  The James St Sunday menu gives you the choice of salads, soup, a classic roast beef dinner with yorkshire pudding and much much more.

Book online at www.jamesstandco.com

Sundays at Coppi are proving to be hit with diners with special sharing roasts such as Tuscan style grilled chicken, duck fat roast potatoes, creamy cauliflower and leek gratin, balsamic glazed carrots and chicken jus. Or how about roast pork porchetta or a delicious dish of stuffed rabbit and pancetta with all the trimmings? Each roast is designed to be shared between two and offers fantastic value; the ideal excuse to spend a Sunday gathered around a table with family and friends.

The Sunday lunch menu at Deanes at Queen’s promises elegant, simple food such as stuffed pork loin, roast chicken and Glenarm salmon served with cooked-to-perfection seasonal vegetables. Ask about daily specials, and choose something sweet from a decadent dessert menu. On sunny afternoons, dine outside on the south-facing terrace.

Book now at michaeldeane.co.uk/deanes-at-queens

AMPM has irresistible food, friendly service and an intoxicating bohemian atmosphere guaranteed. Enjoy a Sunday roast served from 12pm amongst the décor of frivolous artefacts and flowers. Savour succulent meats with gravy, mixed vegetables, and all the trimmings from just £30 per couple.

Meat changes weekly, please call 028 9024 9009 for this week’s option.

Whether you have a gluten intolerance or are vegan or vegetarian, there is a menu for everyone. Enjoy your Sunday with your loved ones at Home, excuse the pun. You won’t be able to say no to their Sunday Menu deal. Sunday Menu: two courses for £25.95 or three courses for £29.95

Ryan’s is an independent bar and restaurant in South Belfast and it was a haunt of Seamus Heaney and ‘The Group’ in the 60s. You can avail of their 2 courses for £13 every day (including Sundays) to get your lunchtime grub! They serve a Sunday roast with some having a small supplement on the 2 course offer and kids eat for free every Saturday and Sunday so it’s the perfect place for a family lunch.

Part of the Galgorm group, the brand new Rabbit hotel in Templepatrick is a beautifully designed space serving quality, seasonal food. At the Rabbit Hotel there is a menu for all, enjoy something from the vegan selection or or choose something from their Al Le Carte menu.

Book online at rabbithotel.com.

The Old Inn have created a seasonal menu that marries homely classics with modern dining, leaving you returning time and time again. Tuck into their popular favourites, including their Pork and Leak Snags or Pie of the Day. Their timeless lunch menu is available from 12pm – 5pm.

Book now at https://www.theoldinn.com/index.html.

Spend your Sunday afternoon in Ballyhackamore and enjoy a main course from just £12 at Horatio Todd’s. Enjoy a roast at Horatio Todd’s served with mash, roast potatoes, fresh seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and rich roast gravy, and gluten free options are available.

Call 028 9065 3090 to book.

One of Belfast’s most historic pubs, the Morning Star is known for its prize winning beef and lamb sourced from local farmers. The full a la care menu is served on Sundays from 12-10pm and features an incredible selection of steaks, burgers and classic pub food. Choose from tasty Irish desserts such as Guinness sticky toffee pudding and Armagh apply crumble, and an extensive drinks list of wines, craft beer and local spirits.

Call 02890235986 to book.

Serving an a la carte menu daily (including Sundays), the Fountain Lane Roast Menu which includes 2 courses for £14.95 and then 3 courses for £17.95 – served all day.

Book at fountainlanebelfast.com

The Shed Bistro on Ormeau Road serves Sunday lunch from 1pm. You have the choice of 2 courses for £25.95 or 3 courses for £30.95 with a choice of meat served with roasties, potato mash, greens and gravy. It’s too good to last too long and once it’s gone, it’s gone!

Shu is a local favourite and well worth a visit for your Sunday lunch. Pick your main which is served with roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables, and pair it with a starter and desert for £34. Open from 12.30pm.

Book now shu-restaurant.com

This vibrant Mediterranean restaurant serves food from 12 noon to 9pm on a Sunday. Enjoy a casual lunch sharing plates or go all out and enjoy a three course meal.

Book online at 44hillstreet.com.

Visit Coco and enjoy two courses for £17.95 per person from their Lazy Sunday menu! If you’re looking for something different this menu is the one, with fusion dishes like Korean burgers and miso glazed aubergine featuring alongside traditional roasts. Coco is an eclectic, boutique-style restaurant in Belfast’s historic Linen Quarter.

Call 028 9031 1150 to book.

Stormont Hotel offers an indulgent 3 course lunch every Sunday from 12.30pm to 2.30pm. With traditional hearty favourites, succulent roasts and tasty desserts, along with fun activities to keep the kids amused, there’s something to suit everyone. After lunch, take a stroll in beautiful, wooded Stormont Estate directly opposite the hotel.

Call 028 9065 1066 to book.

Treat yourself to Pugs Sunday Carvery from 12 noon at Pug Uglys. Have your roast exactly how you want it, you can go fully loaded for £14 or even have it served in a fresh brioche bap! If the carvery isn’t your thing, there is a wide range of other option for Sunday lunch, such as wings, burgers and sourdough pizzas.