3 Best Romantic Restaurants in Newtownabbey

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Bank Square Brasserie restaurant

1. Bank Square Brasserie

4.7

Exceptional(367)

Price: Moderate

• International • Belfast

Booked 2 times today

Bank Square Brasserie is a place where you can appreciate high quality food and service in a casual atmosphere. Anchored in the city centre of Belfast we celebrate local produces and resources to provide a unique experience, from our drinks list to the flavours on the plate.

A photo of Wolff Grill at Titanic Hotel Belfast restaurant

2. Wolff Grill at Titanic Hotel Belfast

4.1

Excellent(552)

Price: Expensive

• Irish • Belfast

Booked 3 times today

Winner of 'Hotel Restaurant of the Year' for Ulster and All Ireland at the Irish Hotel Awards 2024. The Wolff Grill, every visit promises a refined yet casual dining experience in an intimate and relaxed bistro setting. Indulge in luxury dining with our carefully crafted menu, perfect for romantic dinners, family-friendly lunches, or business gatherings.Savour the finest cuts of meat during our steak night or explore our diverse offerings, including gluten-free options and vegan delights. Whether you're joining us for a pre-theatre bite or a leisurely weeknight dinner, you can elevate every dining experience with us.Immerse yourself in romance at one of Belfast's most enchanting dining destinations, where waterfront views and our Titanic connection create an ambience like no other. Our locally sourced ingredients pay homage to Northern Ireland's flavours.

3. Binkys Belmont

4.6

Exceptional(34)

Price: Moderate

• Bistro • Belfast

Welcome to Binky's Belmont. We look forward to seeing you soon. Please note, table reservations are limited to a maximum of 90 minutes.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Bank Square Brasserie

2. Wolff Grill at Titanic Hotel Belfast

3. Binkys Belmont

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