The best pub lunch in Belfast for punters with big appetites? The Crown Liquor Saloon is the place you're looking for. Find classic grub on the menu in the form of incredible pies, hearty burgers and souped-up sandwiches. 

If you're after a girly lunch in Belfast, we've got just the ticket. In no way made for casual catch ups, The Tipsy Bird's drag brunch is a wild affair complete with live entertainment, bottomless cocktails and charcuterie boards. 

In the market for a cheap lunch in Belfast city centre? Give in to YO! Sushi's irresistible offerings, with a price range that's even harder to ignore. Feast on all sorts from crunchy California rolls to tempura prawns and a katsu curry, plus vegan and veggie options too. 

Where traditional pub meets rotisserie chicken restaurant, The Dirty Onion and Yardbird is a top spot for a pig-out sesh. Feast on whole birds and full racks of ribs, accompanied by sides from avocado salads to sweet potato fries. 

Ultra cool café bar Town Square is pairing good vibes with tasty food to be enjoyed from brunch to dinner. Drool-worthy offerings include smash burgers, fish tacos, loaded fries and mega cocktails to wash it all down with. 

The Lamppost cafe is a quirky floral hideaway with plenty of options for a healthy lunch in Belfast. Think avocado toast, a plant-based fry up and soup of the day served with Guinness bread. Alternatively, pig-out plates include a fully-loaded French toast, breakfast baps and a chicken pesto sandwich. 

Bert's Jazz Bar is keeping things swingin' with a weekend brunch offering of epic proportions. For £14.95 you can bag one dish, from a breakfast bap to a minute steak, plus tea or coffee. And if you want to catch some live music while you eat, the entertainment kicks off at 2pm on Sundays. 

Ireland's largest pool hall isn't just for potting balls and drinking pints – head down in the daytime on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays to sample some of their incredible food. From fully loaded fries to tacos and insane sharing platters, you'll be spoilt for choice. 

Ditch the pre-made sammies for something a little more luxurious at Cafe Parisien. These dishes are practically begging to be paired with a glass of Champagne; menu highlights include linguine pasta, croque monsieur and mussels served with a sourdough baguette. A boozy afternoon tea or bottomless brunch are also options for foodies that love a bev.   

Championing Spanish small plates and with a Bib Gourmand award under its belt, EDO is undeniably one of the best lunch places in Belfast city centre. Treat yourself to some incredible tapas from fried duck egg to braised beef cheek and garlic chicken thighs. 

A daytime visit to this rooftop restaurant might just have you wanting to stay for dinner too, with its glorious interiors and food menus that just won't quit. Your lunch in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter could consist of lobster rolls, sourdough pizzas and cocktails at Tetto.