Graffiti Restaurant

The coffee I can honestly say was delicious AF! Had the Graffiti Fry Up with extra black pudding and beans. All I can say if, if I live in Belfast I’d be regular here. The two gents a light hair lad with moustache and i dark haired lad were on top of their game. Every table was tended to without miss even though the place was fully packed. Thank you for a pleasant experience

Staff, lovely and approachable. Very clean and tidy. Tables very well spaced. Food, good home cooked food. Lots of flavour and didn't skimp on portions. Definitely eat here again.

In combination with the internal inspection of the company, Maxol also carried out a mysterious customer program to hire independent mysterious customers to experience the service quality of each gas station in the company 's entire retail network on the spot and submit the on-site inspection report. Last time, I had the honor to participate in the service quality experience of Maxol Auto 24 Carryduff in 629 Saintfield Rd. I felt that their service was really excellent. After completing the questionnaire, I went to the Graffiti Restaurant around the gas station to have a meal. The restaurantis located in Ormeau Rd. It provides many Irish specialties, which taste pretty good!

Great spot for a tasty breakfast or lunch. Warm and welcoming staff. Standard menu but the quality of the food is superb. I recommend the omelette, the pancake stack or of course the fry. Nice decor and outdoor seating available.

My son took me for breakfast this morning to Graffitti. I had bacon and toast my son opted for Fry. The potato and soda were deep fried! Soda bread was inedible rock hard, it was obvious they were deep fried along with sausage. Sorry Graffitti no return visit unfortunately,

£8.50 for a bacon butty no butter, no sauce and a black coffee !

Excellent food at great value and quality of service second to none. Definitely worth a visit.

Home of the one sausage fry! Rude staff and sticky tables been in three times and always left unsatisfied never again.

My brother was home on a visit and wanted to go somewhere for a fry, we ended up in graffiti, He ordered a fry and I requested a sausage, egg & toast, and was told “you’ll have to have 2 eggs they don’t come in ones” seriously I said I only want one and she repeated with an attitude they are only served in 2s! another member in our group said she would have the other egg. When the food arrived it was practically thrown at us, the sausages had been refried, and the soda and potato on the fry was burnt. I’ll not be back!!

Friendly, unpretentious yet homely little cafe. One of the oldest and most popular on the Ormeau Road. Independently owned and managed, which is a nice change from some of the more big corporate offerings in the area. Stephanie is one of the lovely owners. Highly recommend.

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