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Arbutus at the Forum (formerly Encore Brasserie)

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Arbutus at the Forum (formerly Encore Brasserie)

Offers interesting, fairly-priced food and a well-chosen wine list

Seats 70; free broadband wi/fi; toilets wheelchair accessible; children welcome (high chair, childrens menu). air conditioning; Open daily for L&D when there is a show on, otherwise open Wed-Sat: L 12-3, D 5-9pm; a la carte; house wine £13.50. Closed Sun-Tue when there is no show on, 24-26 Dec, 1 Jan. MasterCard, Visa

Right in the middle of the Millennium Forum, Arbutus at the Forum (formerly the Encore Brasserie) is the perfect place for pre-theatre meals, offering interesting, fairly-priced food and a well-chosen wine list.

But the location between the city's two main shopping centres widens the appeal of this appealing restaurant, especially as children are very well catered for.

Many theatre restaurants open only in the evening but Arbutus is open for lunch as well as dinner on most days and offers very good value, making it a perfect destination for a business lunch or a break from shopping.

Promotional menus are offered.

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Facilities/Features
Restaurant/Dining/Pub

Banqueting
Broadband WI/FI
Broadband WI/FI (No Charge)

Conference Venue
Family Friendly
Location - Town Centre

Wedding Venue
Wheelchair Friendly

Contemporary International
Contemporary Irish

Coeliac Friendly
Early Bird / Value Menu Available

Vegetarian Friendly (always at least 1 starter & 1 main course)
Wine Bar/Café

Last Updated: 18-06-2020

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