Serves meat, vegan options available. Independent deli-style coffee shop serving breakfast and lunch with plenty of vegan options - menu changes on a regular basis. Always has at least one vegan sandwich, vegan soup and curry, three vegan salads, and a range of vegan buns. Choice of oat, soy, or almond milk for hot drinks. Everything is marked on menu and staff are knowledgeable about vegan diets. Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm, Sat-Sun 9:00am-5:00pm.
Categories: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, International, Western, Take-out, European, Non-veg
5 Reviews
First Review by CiaraSlevin
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Delicious! - Edit
Amazing vegan options, great coffee, cool atmosphere: there is nothing not to like about this place! The only place in Belfast where I could satisfy my cravings for avocado on toast - and boy, did it deliver! Topped with Dukkah and with a side-helping of mango and chilli chutney, it’s probably the best vegan brunch I’ve ever had. It was an expensive affair, but you get what you pay for!
Pros: Vegan options aren’t the boring ‘obvious’ choices
Cons: Pricey
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Breakfast- other location - Edit
They have two locations I was at the one not listed here, I was at the one near the Botanic gardens! They have two vegan brekkie options I had the avocado sour dough toast, very yummy and filled me up for a good amount of time! The water station is also very funky- I dunno if that's a weird comment but it just is funky!
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Its decent - Edit
Quite a nice, new style coffee house serving lunch, traybakes and what have you. Its the post 2010 norm for coffee shops: woodwork on the walls and a deli style spin on the lunch menu.
There's a few veggie and vegan offerings, I got the fritter which tasted like a big falafel with a bean chilli, kimchi and a poached egg on top which was pretty good, and certainly must have taken more effort than a pannini or a wrap to put together.
OK price wise, attended as Indigo have scrapped selling food over the summer which to my mind is a bit of a weird decision.
OK - Edit
There's no shortage of coffee in stranmillis. District doesn't offer anything very different, but it's certainly no mom-and-pop type cafe and gives the impression of upward mobility. There are a good few tables for the space. All in all, it's good but nothing too special.
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Will return for food but shall skip the coffee next time... - Edit
Had a gorgeous brunch of sourdough toast, avocado, dukkah and chilli-mango chutney at District today (Wednesday, 19 April 2017). Fantastic to see so many vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menu including breakfasts served until 3pm, soups, sandwiches, salads, quiche and dahl. Non-dairy milks are available for coffees including soy, almond and oat for a 20p surcharge. Service is via order/ pay at the counter then grab a table and wait for staff to bring your food to you. This is a small cafe/ deli with limited seating which is a bit of a drawback, however there are some tables outside as well. Food was delicious and reasonably priced with the only disappointment being the Americano coffee which was bitter and too strong. I will definitely return to District for food but shall skip the coffee next time and opt for a cold drink instead.
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