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Hadskis

Expect locally-inspired daily specials alongside classic European offerings at this former foundry in Belfast’s trendy Cathedral Quarter
Seats 75 (private room 24; outdoor seating). Open daily, noon-’late’; early set D 4pm-6pm, also à la carte. Brunch Sat-Sun 11am-2pm. Wheelchair friendly. CC. Closed Christmas, 1 Jan, 12 July. Amex, Visa, MasterCard abbreviations

This was Niall and Joanne McKenna’s third Belfast restaurant and - located in a former foundry in the city centre - it's a tribute to the city's great engineering and manufacturing heritage.


The unusual name is in memory of Stewart Hadski, who made pots and pans at the Commercial Court site in the eighteenth century - and, fittingly, locally-inspired hotpots and sustainable fish are now being cooked in pots and pans in the same place.


It’s a long, narrow space with a sociable open pass kitchen and a very well stocked bar that offers an extensive range of spirits as well as the excellent wine list that's a trademark of the McKennas' restaurants. While fairly industrial in style, the floor to ceiling windows in the eating area are a good idea, and there’s no skimping when it comes to quality or portion sizes.


The strongly seasonal menu changes daily and, while that reflects the commitment of both the McKennas and Head Chef Cathal Duncan to using the best local produce, there’s a Mediterranean influence at play.


Many regulars come specally for the steaks but there's plenty of choice and you can expect some unusual dishes like whole baked fish or roast pheasant and seasonal vegetables, and a daily tart. There are at least two pastas every day, and side dishes such as spinach and lentils are a highlight.


Hadskis is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and Wine Mondays, where they do 3 courses with wine pairings for £30, are particularly good value.  


All round, an interesting restaurant with efficient and well-informed staff and an appealing combination of tasty seasonal food and good value. One to try.

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Last Updated: 28-10-2020
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33 Donegall Street, Commercial Court , Belfast BT1 2NB
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In the Cathedral Quarter - Commercial Court is nestled between Hill Street And Donegall Street
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