Spar Titanic

I'm seeing a few bad reviews about this place. I thought that it was a good shop, it's not the biggest but they have got plenty in there. Including breakfast and lunch items at the food counter, there are coffee and slush machines, as well as a Post Office counter. They also have a good selection of household items and alcohol. The items are expensive compared to other shops and I wouldn't like to do my weekly shop there, but if you're just visiting Belfast and staying in the nearby Premier Inn like me and my girlfriend were, then this place is a god send!

Honestly the most exciting spar I've visited. It has many peculiar items such as Japanese drinks and a lovely deli (the green deli), the service was great aswell as there were a number of self service checkouts. The shop even has a seating area for you to stop and take in the somewhat overwhelming amount of strange goods. I personally had an apple drink (a very nice apple drink at that) as well as a sandwich which contained pastrami, sauerkraut (which I've never had before and would probably never have on its own as it was strange to say the least) and cheese (Emmenthal to be precise and let me tell you the experience was very Emmenthal 😂). All in all thos was a wonderful spar that I'd be happy to visit again.

Called into Spar at Titanic Quarter during the Maritime Festival for a drink. The convenience store has such a wide array on offer and offers both internal and external seating options also. Top tip: On entry there is a dale farm freezer for purchase of individual ice lollies but at the back of the store the freezer section has multi pack boxes of dale farm ice lollies - we got Mr Frosty and it was on offer - a box of 8 for £2.39. There’s a quick coffee self serve option as well as a kiosk, luxury doughnuts and plenty of drinks and snacks. The catering area named Green Deli (with multiple different counters) was closed during our visit which was after 6pm on a Sunday. They also have a small cards and postcards section. I used the self service checkout but there was also an option with a checkout operator. It’s great to be able to source affordable convenience food and drinks at big events as you can find the prices from food stalls quite expensive in comparison. I’ve no doubt I’ll be back in this shop as a customer in the future.

Able to come in here for food before tech, come in here for my break and top up my bus ticket too. Has a selection of grocery items and a deli where you’re able to get your breakfast/lunch with a variety of food and a healthier option if you prefer, coffee is also good and adding syrup to your coffee is free. Feel like it would be better organised if it was bigger but it was recently done up and it seems that’ll be as big as it’ll get.