The Tipsy Bird
If you're after an alfresco space, The Tipsy Bird has a scenic garden worth checking out. The outdoor venue not only fronts heated seating and pretty murals, but also a dog-friendly environment so you can bring your pup too.
Fancy alfresco eating? Whether you're in the mood for a rooftop brunch, street food in a beer garden or decadent dinners underneath a heated terrace, there are plenty of places to get stuck into. Explore our guide to the best places to eat outside in Belfast no matter the season from balmy evenings during autumn to summertime drinks.
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If you're after an alfresco space, The Tipsy Bird has a scenic garden worth checking out. The outdoor venue not only fronts heated seating and pretty murals, but also a dog-friendly environment so you can bring your pup too.
If you're after more casual joints for when the sun comes out, you can't go wrong with Sunflower Public House. Keep those hunger pangs at bay with top-notch pizza and freshly pulled pints in their quaint beer garden. And if you've got your four-legged friend? Bring them along too.
Flaunting two spacious tables and string lights, Molly's Yard promises scrumptious Irish fare as you while away the evening over a few glasses of wine. We're talking fab group dining menus and plenty of veggie-friendly options.
If you've got a penchant for decadent decor and rooftop brunches, Tetto is perfect for outdoor dining in Belfast. The city centre haunt features Italian pasta and scrumptious seafood, alongside sky-high sips. We recommend trying the peach spritz for something sweet.
When it comes to outdoor dining pods in Belfast, 7 Spice really is a no-brainer. While seated in the venue's luxurious glass igloos, you and your other half can get stuck into Bangladeshi cuisine - think monkfish jalfrezi and rogan josh.
Located on Hill Street, The Dirty Onion has a bustling beer garden with your name on it. Their vendor, Yardbird, is slinging out delicious rotisserie chicken, messy wings and veggie wraps - great grub to have while swaying to live music and enjoying alfresco sips.
For outdoor dining in Northern Ireland, AMPM is hands down one of the fanciest places to eat. Head to the venue's heated terrace, The Treehouse, where you can tuck into small plates and sip on cocktails while checking out one of their film events.
Fish City in Belfast is the ideal hangout for seafood dinners, including prawn tacos, mussels and much more. Sit outside in their quaint alfresco seating while being surrounded by cute plants. And when the weather warms? Nab a frozen cocktail or two.
Where to eat outside in Belfast? We've got just the place. Town Square is a cosy chic spot on Botanic Avenue, complete with an outdoor patio. After chowing down on seafood or tacos, stick around for late-night s'mores and live music.
Boasting pretty potted plants, exposed brick walls and quirky seating, The Perch Rooftop Bar is one of the best outdoor venues in Belfast. Wet your whistle with a few pints followed by a wood-fired pizza. These folks also have a cracking bottomless brunch if you're after free-flowing fizz.
Fronting one of the city's largest beer gardens, Laverys is ideal for summer date nights and catch-ups with friends. Nestle in with a pint in hand as you eat chilli king prawns, loaded nachos and halloumi burgers. And if it gets chilly, you can pop inside and play pool or check out their comedy nights.
Searching for street food in Belfast? Fish tacos and lobster sausage rolls are up for grabs on Mourne Seafood Bar's menu. Even better? When the weather warms, their beer garden features gorgeous greenery, wooden benches and twinkling lights.