Valentine's Day 2022: Here are the most romantic restaurants in Belfast ranked according to Google Reviews
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There's no better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than with a romantic dinner date.
Belfast is home to a bustling restaurant scene and there are plenty of places to choose from.
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The Muddlers Club Restaurant, 1 Warehouse Ln, Belfast
This trendy restaurant features an industrial-style an innovative menus, wine and cocktails.
The restaurant offers an exclusive seasonal tasting menu, and has a vegetarian option available.
You can find out more about The Muddlers Club Restaurant on their website here.
Ox Belfast, 1 Oxford St, Belfast
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The menu uses the finest in local produce that reflect the seasons and is set overlooking the River Lagan.
You can find out more about Ox Belfast on their website here.
EDO Restaurant, Unit 2, 3, Capitol House, Upper Queen St, Belfast BT1
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Hide AdSet in a stylish, modern venue, EDO offers tapas-style dished and charcoal oven cooked steaks plus wine and cocktails.
You can find out more about EDO restaurant on their website here.
The Ginger Bistro, 68-72 Great Victoria St, Belfast BT2
Ginger Bistro prides itself on quality food in a relaxed atmosphere.
The Bistro is located centrally and offers a pre-theatre menu.
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The Lantern Restaurant, 58 Wellington Pl, Belfast BT1
Lantern Restaurant is a popular bistro based in the centre of Belfast.
Their menu uses high quality Northern Irish ingredients, with the focus firmly on great seasonal produce.
You can find out more about The Lantern Restaurant on their website here.
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