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Cayenne
Cayenne Review
One of Belfast's most exciting restaurants, Cayenne explodes with culinary fireworks. To wit, the salt-and-chili squid, crispy-duck salad, and millefeuille of Strangford crab are just a few of the worthy starters, all fine introductions to the cutting-edge fusion cuisine of celebrity chefs Paul and Jeanne Rankin. Always with an Asian twist, they work at coming up with such winning mains as seared diver scallops, soy-glazed halibut, and Szechuan-peppered Finnebrogue venison. As for desserts, few can resist the passion-fruit pavlova or chocolate crepe soufflé with Grand Marnier ice cream. A favorite with theatergoers, Cayenne also offers a two-course pre-theater menu for bp]15.50 or bp]18.50 for three courses. Cayenne accepts orders until 11 on Friday and Saturday evenings. For drinkers, a by-product of the recession has led to a reduction in wine prices; since early 2011 the restaurant has slashed 25% off its wines...drink now while the stocks of Sancerre last.
- Address: 7 Ascot House, Shaftesbury Sq. at Great Victoria St., Golden Mile, Belfast, BT2 7DB | Map It
- Phone: 028/9033--1532
- Website: www.cayenne-restaurant.co.uk
- Location: Belfast
Contact Information
- Credit cards accepted.
- Closed Tues. No lunch Sat.
Restaurant Details
Member Reviews
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modingo, from Manchester, England
I cannot fault this restaurant. My husband and I had a fabulous 3 course set dinner for just £20 a piece. Food was delicious and plentiful, waiting staff welcoming and service efficient and friendly. Highly recommended!
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mrs_grohl, from Dublin
So disappointing. Slow, shoddy, inattentive service and the chef needs to have a look at what's on the plate before they send it out to their customers. Their mussels were practically non-existent and the prawn was inedible. Would never go back and would not recommend.
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