"covid has significantly influenced many companies and how we get out of another wave, perhaps the restaurant and cafe trading will suffer with people who work from home and socialize a reluctance. Unfortunately, it seems as if komplacency is everything to present in the french village....I have the pleasure to try their birthday and special cakes to order and realize that the aspekt of the company success does not over the standards in their botanic cafe. an article online review belfasts best fry led me here, I would have better know if I expected to find a busy venue at the arrival. Instead, I was hit with a closed door and a coworker who were sadly missing when he watched me and others try to open the door and then a search for opening times will be displayed before looking for online. was the minutes waiting worth it, short no! the French village is embedded in the university area and at the ranch of what is called holy land. Unfortunately there was no heavenly experience in the menu. search for the now usual practice of a QR code to access a menu and although the sign said please wait to stay I was instead chatting by a member of the staff while leaning on a wall and text on their phone to take a seat and order them from their phone so much for a warm belfast welcome! after browsing the menu I ordered a frit that at the time when I had added the orange juice and tee, there was little in the did no change, as I paid from the card a value only shy of twenty pounds! what I got, the orange juice was freshly pressed and refreshing, but eating was a combination of microwave-baked beans, which due to the heat also as I type this evaluation would come almost at the boiling point in the plastic cup akin something, a dominos sauce with a pizza. even the drivers of domino I found try to be more pleasant. it seems that french village could benefit from some of the drivers of domino, the customer service hours. the food was served and I had to ask what everyone needs, but sauce to accompany it. the plate was well presented, but the presentation is not everything. the brot was loaded with oil and burned down, the two quid extra charge for an egg that was smaller than an cadburys cream egg, heck even a cadburys mini egg. the speck overcooked, the hash browns must be a homage to a bygone ära by belfast rioting, as it was thrown as hard as anything from roverten. the sausage it was redeeming aspekt, even then it was clear of taste and not as it was cooked. for the price I would dare back, certainly not for a fry and certainly not for the non-existent customer service. in no phase approached someone and asked how that was eating or I was looking for something else. this review would have been much lower if it had not been for the cleanliness of the place, the fact that I know that they are in the position much better and finally the fact that it is a social place. if they are belfast and fantasies that their bag is emptied to breakfast, I quid suggest breakfast in europa, grand central or fitzwilliam that are worth a similar, but all come with excellent service, great variety and no hidden overpriced extras as from belfast finest quids for a ei! this review should really not be taken with indulgence if they have a real ulster"
