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Coppi Restaurant
Coppi Restaurant: Bold modern Italian dining with an open-kitchen vibe in Belfast.
4.2
Italian
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Coppi Restaurant: Bold modern Italian dining with an open-kitchen vibe in Belfast.
Coppi Restaurant in Saint Anne's Square delivers modern Italian dining in Belfast. Guests praise dishes like prawn bucatini, pork belly, seafood pasta, and duck ragu, plus focaccia and tiramisu. The venue offers attentive service, a lively atmosphere with an open kitchen, and a refined dining experience in a buzzing city spot.
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Enjoy innovative dishes like prawn bucatini and pumpkin-filled pasta in a contemporary setting.
Savor a variety of pizzas and small plates, perfect for sharing with friends and family.
Host special occasions like birthdays in our spacious, atmospheric restaurant with attentive service.
Indulge in classic Italian desserts, including tiramisu, to complete your meal.
Pair your meal with a curated selection of drinks, though note limited beer-on-tap options.
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Overall rating
Theothrust Aybolitt
A mixed experience: food is tasty, service is attentive and quick. However, there are better value better Italian style eateries elsewhere in town. The food is nice, and not oversalted. However the portions are noticeably small, compared to both other Italians and to other restaurants in St Annes square itself. There is no beer on tap - in Ireland?! The alcohol-free section of the drinks menu is disappointing. Coke or appletizer - that's pretty much it. The place positions itself as an Italian, however the look and feel is more like Greggs, or a rust belt diner. Even Tim Hortons feels more comfortable by comparison. Especially the lighting: Coppi is too dark to read the menu, and there are no spot lights at the tables. Beware: there is a table charge GBP 5 which is silently added to your bill. And Coppi is closed on Sundays. Scalini and Villa Italia in South Belfast beat Coppi hands down on Italian-ness in both the ambience and the menu content, the Nucci on Antrim Road provides more food per sterling spent, and Frankie & Benny in Victoria shopping centre is a better diner if that's your thing.
Felix Chan
Outstanding dinner and outstanding modern Italian food. Highly recommend the prawn bucatini - I have never had prawn pasta be as flavorful as it was here. Truly a fantastic blend of Italian cooking and modern cooking techniques. Highly recommend the pork belly as starter too. Crispy pork with all the right accompaniments - the flavor truly blends in harmony and makes for a wonderful experience.
Christina F
We had dinner here and had a lovely experience. For starters, we shared the Focaccia bread which was very tasty 😋 The portion sizes were perfect and food was delicious. We ordered the Chicken filled pasta, Pumpkin filled pasta and Duck ragu, with sides of cauliflower and chips. For dessert, we shared a Tiramisu. The menu has a variety of options of food and drinks. Location wise, its in a lively area.
Á Dal
We went to Coppi for a birthday meal and it was absolutely fabulous. We started with the pasta nachos, which were delicious, and then I had the seafood pasta while my partner had the duck ragu – both were incredible. The restaurant had a great atmosphere, with plenty of space between tables and the buzz of the open kitchen adding to the vibe. We would definitely return!
Aaron Schneider
Coppi is a lovely dining experience. If you’re looking for a fine dining experience in Belfast I’d definitely recommend it. We had a few appetizers which were good and I definitely enjoyed my ravioli entree. The service was great and attentive. The low lighting cultivates a nice vibe, as well as the restaurant’s layout. The music was an odd choice to me, not quite as calm as I would like for that atmosphere but maybe that’s just me. Definitely enjoyed it!
