James St

Belfast


St James' informal but elegant dining room is the perfect stage for a sophisticated but low-key menu of local meat and seafood dishes. The highlights are the Tyrone steaks cooked on the grill, plus seafood dishes and daily specials. Kick things off with a cocktail at the bar. The service is relaxed yet highly professional.


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