Greens Pizza - Belfast

I used to love Green's pizza on Lisburn Road the pizzas were great, and the toppings more interesting than most places, so I was keen to try the Ballyhackamore branch. Perhaps the menu has changed, but my pizza at Ballyhackamore was thoroughly underwhelming, with copious amounts of congealed cheddar cheese. Nothing great about the base either honestly, shop bought oven pizzas have tasted better, have more topping (beyond cheddar cheese) and are much cheaper! It really was disappointing. Service was a little slow, but I know it was busy that evening, so that's probably to be expected

A large group of 27 went today for lunch. The whole team were very helpful in preparing in advance, opening up before their normal hours to accommodate our group. The food was delicious, with and an array of choices; everyone received their meals promptly too. Kellie was very polite and efficient in serving us. Hats off to Greens Pizza (Ballyhackamore), I would highly recommend for anyone and especially larger groups like ours!

Visited greens for the first time on Saturday night and was amazed! The food was great but the service really made the experience. The 2 lovely girls serving us were nothing but polite and helpful, and went above and beyond to ensure my son with a nut allergy was catered for. Smiles on their faces all night which is always refreshing! The chef aswell was lovely and ensured to greet everyone coming in and out of the restaurant. We had 2 large pizzas and 2 kids meals which I believe was around £50 including drinks, which is a fair price to pay. Will definitely be back

I 've always liked Greens in Ballyhackamore. But the simple fact is that the food and the service have gone downhill while the prices have gone drastically uphill. £84 for 2 medium pizzas (which are actually small), 2 large pizzas (which are not particularly big) and two side salads. Oh, sorry- plus corkage on a couple of bottles. Service was slow despite the restaurant being virtually empty and elements of the order were missed. To be fair to Greens, it is just jumping on the boat that local hospitality in Northern Ireland is currently manning and that is the the good ship Rob The Customer Blind and blame it on everything over the last few years. Sorry Greens, but I won 't be back in a hurry.

Sometimes you are just lucky. We had rung around looking for a table in a neighbourhood restaurant without success (Friday night) and just happened to walk past Green’s. A table for two was free immediately , the staff were friendly and efficient and the food was great; the pizzas were excellent (lovely thin crusts) served with a bowl of salad and followed up with affogato. Lovely, lovely atmosphere.