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Mourne Seafood Bar — Seafood Restaurants in Belfast

Mourne Seafood Bar

Seafood RestaurantsBelfast, NIR

4.5 out of 5 stars4.5(1,998 reviews)

Quick info

028 9024 8544
34-36 Bank St, Belfast BT1 1HL, United Kingdom

About Mourne Seafood Bar

On Bank Street in Belfast, Mourne Seafood Bar is a seafood restaurant with nautically-influenced decor and a menu running to 93 dishes. Oysters appear several ways, including a Bloody Mary Oyster Shot, and the kitchen also sends out Mourne Seafood Chowder. Parmesan fries are offered as a shared side. A wine list runs alongside the food, and table service brings drink orders to the table. Seating is walk-in, with tables positioned close together, and the menu flags which dishes to avoid for shellfish allergies.

Good to know

“Relaxed restaurant with nautically-influenced decor specialising in classic seafood options.”

  • Reservations
    Walk-in only
  • Accessibility
    Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating · Has wheelchair-accessible toilet

Menu & Prices

93 dishes · mains £5–40
  • Natural£17.00
  • Bloody Mary Oyster Shot£7.00
  • Mourne Seafood Chowder£9.00
  • Mignonette£18.00
  • Japanese£19.00
  • Crispy Fried Whitebait£8.00
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Reviews

4.5/5
1,998 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention mussels, scallop risotto, oysters and chowder soup.

5★
1,454
4★
319
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116
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44
1★
65

Customer Review Summary

Reviewers repeatedly single out the chowder, with one comparing it favorably only to soup they'd had in Alaska, alongside oysters diners wished came in fuller dozens rather than halves. Monkfish, scallop risotto, and mussels also draw praise, though one diner found the salmon needed more crisp and flavor for the price, and noted tables sit uncomfortably close together. Several describe the service as warm and highly recommend it.

Featured reviews

  • Paul Thomas
    “Where to start. Just wow, what a meal. I have eaten in a fair few different seafood restaurants and this is up there as the beat I've had. I can't fault it in any way, the service was on point, the food was excellent, the wine spot on and the price point was very reasonable. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and I will definitely be back next time I'm in Belfast.”
  • ilkay
    “Such a small but full of flavor and delicious food. Oysters, i wanted to eat a dozen but there is so much to taste, I only had 1/2 dozen. Chowder soup - i had this good only in Alaska. …”
  • L F
    “Stopped in here for a late lunch after recommendation from our walking tour guide. I had monkfish, my partner had the scallop risotto and we shared some parmesan fries. Clean plates all round, was absolutely delicious. Lady serving us was absolutely lovely too. Highly recommend! Oh and nice selection of wine too!”
  • Jonathan Challis
    “My mum has always been a great seafood fan and when a colleague recommended this place to me I immediately highlighted it. We were bothered by the need to book and do timed our exploring to finish at the 1700 hrs opening time. First through the door we were greeted warmly, shown a to a table and drinks order taken. My mum had Molles et Frit and I fish and chips. I have a shell fish allergy so found the menu great as it highlighted dishes I should avoid. The portions were good and the food excellently cooked. Thoroughly recommend”
  • Sophie Gullett
    “Very nice place, good service, but food left a bit to be desired, particularly for the price. Got the mussels, which were pretty good, and the salmon, which needed a bit of a harder crisp on the skin and overall more flavor. Tables are also very close together which makes it a bit uncomfortable”

Amenities

  • Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Accessibility· 2
  • Has wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Has wheelchair-accessible toilet

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