Jonny McCormick: "Best coffee in Belfast by a long stretch. Do yourself a favour and choose what type of drink you want (e.g. Latte, Americano, etc) and let them recommend the coffee. They're experts and artists."
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"
Charly D'Olive: "If it's one place you go in Belfast make it this one. Live music most nights. Be sure to have a chat with some of the colorful locals."
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."
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."
Kim Pham: "Absolutely stunning local food. If the veal sweetbreads are on the menu, order! Such a sweet, clean space."
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."