There’s not much to say. I do need to say that this is a MUST. Good vibes always and only the best and dirtiest of food in Belfast’s gay quarter. Staff are great with some of the shenanigans I’m sure they put up with. Food is prepared promptly with a smile. What’s not to love with this gem ? I just wish it was open 24/7. Update: I advise those in Belfast, resident or tourist, to cancel all Sunday plans and get yourself to the indoor Spaghetti Arms restaurant for a roast dinner. YES. Roast dinner. I find it a challenge to think of another establishment in the city centre wherein you can both start your day and end your night so well. Greeted by the kindest of staff on entry, you will be welcomed and there will likely be availability for walk ins in this fabulous, small restaurant. Booking is a good idea to ensure you get fed. The most sublime cut of roast beef and creamiest of mash awaits you, with the addition of a Yorkshire pudding, the size of which surpasses any you are likely to have eaten before. The gravy is well distributed on the plate and I found myself with plenty to do me for the duration, but not too much that it drowned my plate. There is a vegan option for those inclined ! (Pictured below) Tommy was outstanding in serving us, with a charisma and professionalism which can only be expected of a top rated establishment. I want a job of my own in this place! Outstanding and I look forward to returning again.

Lovely wee hidden gem in Union Street. The food was really fresh and tasty. I ordered squid which sometimes can be cooked to much but this was done to perfection. The waiter was so nice and a lovely atmosphere. Will definitely be back