Caffé Uno

Avoid at all costs!! Visited with my mother for a nice tea. Was advised that 4.95 was for a slice of mince pie on it's own!!! Champ was extra!! Paid 14.90 for 2 sluces of burnt pie and champ. To top it off it was swimming in lukewarm gravy. The young waitress relayed to her colleagues my complaint at the top of her voice. Was very disappointed as I regularly frequent Andy's other cafes. Will not be back. To make matters worse the Minico next door was doing a lovely meal for 2 pound less!!!!

Good home cooked food,friendly staff,scones are excellent

I usually buy lunch here on a weekday - the cafe isnt v large and never that busy. Food on offer is quickly prepared and pleasant enough, just (for me) not exceptional. Bottled drinks here are v cheap. Quite a few locals seem to frequent it here for coffee and a sweet bite - maybe thats what you should try too? Ive never tried their sweet fayre, but ive seen others sweets and the portions were massive!

Situated in the centre of Belfast, Caffé Uno serves up a brilliant Irish breakfast! The lunches are good too. Well worth a visit!

Good Chicken and Ham pie. Reasonable price.