Jaime Steele: "The coolest little place in Belfast if you are into film. Shows foreign, independent, classics and the odd hit. Turn up early and have a G&T before sitting back in the comfy seats to enjoy a film"
Adam Turkington: "Don't be put off by the cage (a hangover from darker times), this is an awesome, friendly bar. Lots of live events upstairs and a good range of beers. Wi-Fi password is 5SUNFLOWERS5"
Andy McMillan: "Fresh, affordable, considered dishes in a city overrun with too many "it'll do" restaurants. Opt for the beef sirloin or the sweetbreads, followed by the Bushmills jelly, and you can't go wrong."
Russell Harrison: "Probably the best off licence in Belfast (if not the whole of Ireland), great range, Fantastic prices and a really knowledgeable staff- always willing to give advice and make first class suggestions."
Jen Dutton: "Beautiful little park with lovely little hidden walkways and a lovely rose garden. Ulster museum is also on the grounds and well worth a visit."
Tim Monroe: "The secret sauce here is the cocktail, the spirit. In an ideal world I'd be mayor here. Stroll in every day after work, sit at my usual place by the bar & start with the crab claws & a crisp white."
Joanne Wright: "French street cafe style with some charm. Menu has lots of nice stuff. Eggs Benedict on breakfast menu was ok but I have had better. Overall though a nice place to chill with a very well stocked bar."
Jamie Stinson: "Love it, great atmosphere. Corporate hospitality is great although you don't see much rugby up there, as you're spending more time sinking pints."
Russell Harrison: "The modern Ravenhill (sorry corporate correction - Kingspan) offers a warm welcome and great facilities to all rugby fans. Plenty of bars around the stadium and lots of clean toilets."