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Soda Joes (Belfast)

Description: Odyssey Pavillion, Queens Quay, Belfast, BT3 9QQ. Tel:+44 28 90458555

Newest Review: ... worn bare and had holes in them. Not the best of starts when you go out for a meal! The menu itself was reasonably varied with a decent selection of dishes mainly the usual american diner style dishes of burgers, fried chicken etc. I opted for the rebel burger; a chicken burger covered in bacon and cheese with chips. My partner opted for a burger. When the food came I was immediately ... more

... disappointed, I had ordered the exact meal before and it was and looked nice however this time it didn't look in the least bit appetising. The cheese on the burger hadn't even been left to melt as half of it was still sitting in it's original grated form while...more

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Soda Joes (Belfast): Never Never Never Again (540 words)
by - written on 07/09/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Before heading to a concert my girlfriend and I decided to grab a bite to eat and being in the Odyssey there were several choices. One of these happened to be Soda Joes, I'd eaten there before on a few occassions and the food was nice. After evaluating the options we decided to go to Soda Joes. On entering the restaurant I realised that the decor hadn't changed at all since it had opened a number of years ago. It was still laid out in booths and there were tvs playing music channels. We were seated at our table by the waitress and I was disappointed in the condition of our booth, the seat cushions were sliced open and the table clothes were worn bare and had ... Read the complete review

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