What a treat to be able to see Belfast through the eyes of the one and only Iain Ross aka @thug.loaf
Welcome to the MUNCHIES Guide to Belfast.
Belfast, a city with a legendary history, isn’t considered often for its food. But between soda bread and Irish seafood, it’s time people start paying attention.
Iain begins his day at home doing what he does best, making artwork on bread with edible paint…
From there, Iain ventures off into the city, starting out at Mamo Patisserie for the city’s best fresh-baked croissants and soda bread.
Then, Iain explores St. George’s Market to try out some local oysters and procure provisions for a wee jaunt toward Cave Hill; think Guinness wheaten bread and Irish cheese.
After the hike, Iain heads down to Flout Pizza to test his bread skills by making Flout’s signature sourdough New York style pie.
From there, it’s time for some nitro stouts at Sunflower. Instead of Guinness, this public house is known for its delicious pour of Beamish.
After a black cab ride that explores the city’s history during The Troubles, Iain heads to Spirit Circle to test out his palate in an attempt to make a perfectly bespoke cocktail.
Finally, Iain finishes his day off at Noble in Holywood to try out the best modern Irish the city has to offer, before heading to the legendary Garrick Bar for a pour of Guinness, some pub snacks, and some trad music.
What a day!
Made in Partnership with Tourism Ireland.
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Despite being a wee southern ponce, I love Belfast, every time I go up there I have a great time
great vid
Blue food dye on a bread loaf is a risky proposition, i would only be able to think about mold
Bekkin!
Belfast rules
Fuck yeah
Ha, this fellow is fantastic
Smashing pastries sounds like a fun activity until the house kicks you in the face.
I’m now convinced even more I need to go to Belfast one day 😮
Was at the oyster stand when they were filming this! Iain was an absolute gent pleasure to meet him.
Oysters & Guinness attracted immediately, then I saw Belfast and had to make myself watch. The sad violence associated with the name still hurts…
That’s something i would eat on a winter
And Jesus loves yall praise God ❤
I would love to visit AND I love oysters!
R.I.P Bobby.
🔥🔥🔥
Sorry but host is annoying. Not only for the oyster thing with his girlfriend, but also who eats bread and cheese like that?!
I also prefer Beamish to Guinness, but you can’t find it in the states anymore 🙁
This guy looks like what I would imagine 95% of Irish Redditors look like
he’s fond of the dance
Peace in Ireland forevermore! ♥
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My condiment stall was facing you buying the cheese 😂😂😂
Oi that’s the bloke from Bake Off innit!?
I think it’s time for another rewatch of Derry Girls
Yay, so nice to see Iain again!!
Crumb shot 🤣🤣🤣 bro you cracked me up the whole way through this
We went to Ireland in the 90s during the troubles with family, my father said what about going to belfast few days before at the breakfast table, said are you crazy, you can start the car i’ll be 500m away. My dad yeah but i have contacts to the IRA…great thats even worse.