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In the city centre’s Howard Street, the latest venture from pioneering Belfast chef Michael Deane, who has had restaurants on this site since 1997 and closed his flagship Eipic in late 2023. He says it combines the best from the former Brasserie, Deli and Love Fish at the same address.

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Summary

In the city centre, next to Deanes Meat Locker, this May 2024 newcomer from pioneering Belfast chef Michael Deane – who has had various restaurants on this site since 1997 – occupies the space of his former flagship Deanes Eipic and Love Fish, which he shuttered in late 2023 citing the rising cost of living, as customers opted for lower-priced options for eating out. Long regarded as one of the best restaurants in Northern Ireland, it was regularly rated highly in the annual Harden’s guides. The latest venture, he says, combines the best from the former Brasserie, Deli and Love Fish at the same address.

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36-40 Howard St, Belfast, BT1 6PF

Restaurant details

Highchair, Portions
45
No dress code
110
36-40 Howard St, Belfast, BT1 6PF
Opening hours

lunch noon - 2.30 pm, dinner 5.30 pm - 10pm mon-wed, 10.30 thur-sat
Last orders: 10 pm

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