Mikey's Deli...Making a Mark

Tucked away in Cathedral Quarter in Belfast beside the Northern Whig is Mikey's Deli (6 Bridge Street, Belfast). The building itself was the original City Hall and each of the Four Corners of the building is the measuring point (in miles) to Belfast City Centre.

I was starving and I needed something to cure a hangover from hell. I'd forgotten how bad they are to have, as I don't go out much now. Decided to go there for a change.

Mikey's Deli is an American themed restaurant which also does takeout - this is great if your on your lunch break or are forever 'on the go'. It's a great place to go for real nummy food, which is all fresh and locally sourced. My sandwich was freshly prepared in front of me and was ready in no time. Feeling stuffed and could not manage finishing the Bronx fries (highly recommended) but was able to get them to take home with me to inhale later.

Loved the American theme and the way the walls were decorated. The signing wall is a great idea; it's were customers can sign their names and what they thought of the place. Mittens and Smidge left their mark on the wall, why don't you too when you're there?

The menu is great value for the quality of both the food and customer service. In addition to this, Mikey's Deli is open six days a week!

Mikey's Deli has only been open six months - yet has become very popular. It's now my favourite place to go in Belfast when I crave a freshly made sandwich, accompanied by my Oreo Obsession.