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Brick buildings line the riverside with a blue pedestrian bridge spanning the water and rolling green hills in the background

K. Mitch Hodge

Belfast

Belfast's fine dining scene has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, reflecting the resurgence of the city itself. Chefs here are embracing Northern Ireland's rich agricultural heritage, crafting menus that highlight local produce, including Lough Neagh eel, Comber potatoes, and Armagh apples. The city's maritime history is celebrated in dishes featuring fresh seafood from the coast. Through its commitment to innovation and quality, Belfast has firmly established it as a worthwhile destination for discerning foodies.