Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich

Guys at the Red Devil recommended this place for food, and it was great ! The food was awesome and generous (you better be hungry folks), and the atmosphere was very authentic. The staff is so nice and friendly, it made the whole experience a very pleasant moment. Besides food, you can buy some clothes or books, including other cultural activities. Total craic 🙏 PS : we purchased some scones here, and they were one of the best we've ever had so far.

Fantastic place with delicious fresh food. Brilliant value and lovely staff. Will make this my new spot for eating whenever in Belfast. This place beats everywhere else for value and great food

Drive past everyday and today was the day I found time to get some lunch, was not disappointed, food was cooked to perfection and tasted perfect , staff super friendly and greeted with a smile , nice buzz about the customers and genuinely a nice setting , also nice to hear all the Irish being spoken around the tables and by the staff. Highly recommended and I will be back, I’ll make sure to make time for a visit. BBQ wrap with chip gets a big thumbs up

After a very early busy morning my wife and I stopped off for Lunch. My wife took a pancake stack with bacon and maple syrup I opted for the Irish fry 2 coffees . Its the wee things that make a meal an experience. Warm friendly but not in your face staff. A cold Belfast day without asking offered a table by a radiator. After placing our order we went to the arts book shop browsed my wife bought 2 stone owls . Our meals arrived on warm plates with very large portions. A beautiful cooked meal lovely warm experience. It was just the hug we needed today . A truly 5 star lunch time

Fantastic resource for those who wish to explore the Irish language, culture, history and mythology, especially suited for anybody with an open mind. Well appointed and laid out establishment with a friendly atmosphere. Would recommend it to locals, the Irish diaspora or ex-pats (no pun intended).

This is one place that is worth a visit it in a old church and the church was never used so when I was told the culturlann had a café I had to try it I was totally gobsmaked and totally surprised. In how things were set up the food is fantastic the breakfast in which me and my friends had was fantastic tea or a coffee or bottle of water to drink while having your meal.so it worth a visit now it has steps so am not sure if it would suit disable person so you would have to ask or a person would help you. The place is on the falls road and it's worth a try

nice venue for small events. had a great time watching a folk music/interpretative dance/acrobatic/cyr wheel performance. couldn't go to the cafe as it was reserved for a private event, but the bookstore had many interesting Irish themed items on sale.

Went for food Friday night it was awful got a chicken burger you could of bounced it of the walls , the chips were horrid first time eating here won't be back.

Our adventure tour recently experienced lunch and discussion at Culturlann McAdam O Fiaich Two Irish ladies informed us of events during Troubles Great lunch at this center

cafe feirste @ culturlann is quite possibly the nicest place I have dined. and at only £5-6 a meal - why only eat out on special occasions! first class food and service and a mighty atmosphere, what more could u want?