There has been a remarkable resurgence in the use of the Irish Language in West Belfast in recent years and a major focal point for Gaelic language and Culture has been the Culturlann on the Falls Road. As well have having a popular cafe and bookshop, the building hosts Northern Ireland's only dedicated Irish-speaking radio station and a full programme... More

Excellent food, great atmosphere, a favourite with my family. Parking not always handy, but you'll get somewhere. Breakfast is great, just don't go swimming after or you will sink!!! More

The food was lovely, I have been a few times and it has always been very enjoyable. The shop is great with plenty of Irish language info as well as the usual "nik naks". Interesting exhibitions and local people! More

I found this a very worthwhile place to visit when friends from overseas visited Ireland. The shop had everything that any local or tourist could need and the food was first class. More

Amazing to find this place. Tourist information, exhibitions, a small theatre,exhibitions and food all under the one roof. Mainly Irish is spoken here but as almost everyone is bilingual then language is not a problem. More

This is ideal if you want a good feed at a reasonable price. Its good also if you are interested in the irish language. More

I always eat there when I'm in the west of the city. I know of no other place in Belfast where the food is so classy and well priced and where you can hook up with interesting Folk. Also there are regular traditional music sessions (All free). I would recommend the Californian Chicken but there are so many good plates... More

The Culturlann has gone from strength to strength over the years. The staff, not only in the cafe, are always very friendly and welcoming and if you want you can practise whatever Irish you have without embarrassment. The will help you out as much as possible. The food. Oh the food. I must say the food is so diverse, there... More