Great lunch spots on the Lisburn Road

Lisburn Road has many cafes to choose from when going for lunch- here are some of the ones we have tried, tasted and recommend.

Salad bowl with grilled chicken, avocado halves, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil leaves. Fork and spoon on side. - Home Instead

Cafe Mauds

Recently renovated, this cafe is busy day and night. Along with their famous ice cream and crepes, they offer a lunch menu with a range of sandwiches, salads and soups. They also have vegetarian and vegan options. After your meal, you can head across the road to Drumglass park and enjoy some people watching.

A street view of a café with the sign "cafe mauds," featuring outdoor seating and a hanging flower basket above. - Home Instead

Doorsteps

This cafe opens until 4pm each day. It has a wide selection at the deli counter- perfect to create your favourite sandwich. It offers a healthy option including rice bowls and salads along with an all day breakfast.

A grilled sandwich with greens, egg, tomatoes, and sauce, served with coleslaw and cherry tomatoes on a beige plate. - Home Instead

Mad Hatter Cafe

This family-run cafe serves wonderful home cooked food at a great price. For lunch you can opt for sandwiches, soups, or a traditional Belfast stew. With some reviewers stating the cafe has a relaxed and comfortable environment- it is a great place to bring a senior and catch up over a coffee.

A bowl of creamy white soup garnished with chives and black pepper in a decorative blue and white cup and saucer. - Home Instead

Cafe Melrose

This vibrant cafe has plenty of options to choose from for lunch. It caters high quality sandwiches along with many sweet treats to go perfectly with a hot drink. Located opposite our Home Instead office- it is a favourite among staff. Unlike some of the other cafes, Cafe Melrose opens until 6pm during the week.

Exterior of Café Melrose on a rainy evening, with people inside and empty tables and chairs outside. - Home Instead

The Yellow Door

This cafe offers a selection of home-cooked bread, stews and pastries, along with great coffee. This is a small, intimate lunch spot and has additional seating outside- perfect to watch the busyness of Lisburn Road in the warmer weather. The Yellow Door closes at 3.30pm each day.

Assorted pastries, including croissants and pain au chocolat, on a wooden board and in a basket on a rustic table. - Home Instead