Harlem Cafe - Belfast

It was great. delicious gluten-free sausage sandwich, great coffee and a wonderful atmospheric little jewel!

I was in harlem once when I visited the belfast beer festival in the ulster hall a few years ago. the festival catering this year did not excite me as it had in some other years and so I decided to eat elsewhere. it rained extremely strongly this day and so I made a run for the next eatery, i.e. harlem, where I had a much more pleasant lunch than what was offered at the festival. I went to harlem and when the waiter gave me the menu, I said that I already knew what I wanted the supposedly worst salat, what I was asked what I wanted. the choice included definitiw both garnel and laughs, and I think thunfish, possibly huh, but no vegetarian option. I chose the salmon and also ordered an americano. about the coffee, I noticed a reviewer commented about the staging milkration. Now, I urinate my coffee quality by having to insert my milk for reasons other than the temperature. the better it is, the less milk I want. in harlems fall I have hardly used enough milk to dye the coffee and most milk remained in the small cripple. the salat came, presented very photogenic in a hierarchical arrangement of large and small crochets on a board with white, salmon, butter and a disc lemon. that was not simply style over substance; it was really nice to eat. Now this is a question of preference, but I would have a dosis balsamico vinegar on this (only the vinegar to dress in the opposite). that is a small point, however. that salate go, that is a good definitiw. for someone who calls it the worst salate she ever had in her life, I would be interested to know what she calls good.

One of the best tasting pancakes in my life. they will not regret choosing the banana pecans option, the aromen were amazing together, pancakes were fluffy and warm. server was attentive and friendly. they had beautiful decoration and to use it up, they had a basket of objects in the bathroom for them!

I would say that this is definitely a cut above a regular cafe. The decor is very stylish and this leads to a relaxed atmosphere. I had a full Irish breakfast which was nicely cooked and enough to set me up for the day. My wife had a pancake stack which she thoroughly enjoyed. Coffee was very good too! Staff are friendly and professional as you would expect from such an establishment. I will go back again in the future, most likely for lunch or dinner. Thanks!

Amazing brunch experience! Very flavourful. Definitely recommend if you're around. Expect it to be busy at any time, we were lucky to get a table on a weekday.