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Waterman Bistro

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Waterman Bistro

With former Hadskis head chef (and previous James St. apprentice) Aaron McNeice leading the kitchen and a ready-made following, the high-ceilinged, atmospherically pared-back Waterman took no time to become one of Belfast’s hottest destinations.

Seats 50 (+outdoors).Private Dining (The Cinema Room, L&D; min 10, max 20). Event soaces (6 areas, capacity c.20-120; further information: events@waterman.house) Bistro open Wed-Thu 5-9.30pm, Fri-Sat 12-10.30pm (After Dark Menu from 9.45pm), Sun 12.30-8pm. Hours may be extended. A la carte. Full bar. Max table size 8. 48hr cancellation policy; late cancellation/no show fee £30pp. Closed 10 days early Jan. Cookery School (www.waterman.house). Also at: James St. (see entry).

Georgina Campbell

As part of leading chef Niall McKenna’s grand plan to create a major hospitality hub in the city’s Cathedral Quarter, he closed the excellent Hadskis on Commercial Court in 2022 and moved the whole team here to open a new restaurant at this old Bushmills bonded warehouse - an impressive Grade B listed building that is also home to Waterman House Cookery School along with conference and event spaces.

Flavour-packed ingredients-led modern European cooking is the style and, with Hadskis head chef (and former James St. apprentice) Aaron McNeice leading the kitchen and a ready-made following, the high-ceilinged, atmospherically pared-back Waterman was soon one of Belfast’s hottest destinations.

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Last Updated: 10-11-2024