Hell Cat Maggies

We enjoyed our lunch at HellCat Maggie’s in Belfast! The fish and chips and the beef stew were deliciously satisfying. The sticky toffee pudding took it over the top! It did take a long time for the food and the service was slow. From start to finish, we were here almost 2 hours. I would recommend making sure you have plenty of time if you’re on a day trip here. You might not have time to do or see anything else around the city.

Very nice food. I had chicken wings with skinny fries. Although I didn't like the cheesy sauce that came with the chicken. Very good service. Staff polite and friendly. Venue was clean. Highly recommended. Definitely would come again. The lift was a novelty. Only 4 people at a time. Press and hold the button to go up or down.

Popped in for lunch today. Service was slow to get going. We felt like there were too many customers for the servers on shift. We asked to sit by the windows and were told they were fully booked out. This was surprising as there were empty tables by the windows both before and after our meal. Had the nachos to start which were absolutely divine. For main I ordered the fish and chips. The batter on the fish was inconsistent with some parts nice and crunchy and others quite soft. Could have used a bit more chips on the plate too, especially considering the price of £16. My partner ordered salt and pepper chicken which she enjoyed. Overall, food was reasonably good but pricier than other meals we've had in Belfast. It seems to be a running theme in Belfast but £3 for 250ml of Coke Zero seems very overpriced. The atmosphere is very good and service improved throughout the meal. Would recommend visiting if you can sit by the windows but don't expect the food to blow your socks off.