New food and drink vendors confirmed for Belfast train station

The brand new Grand Central Station is revolutionising Belfast’s transport system, with improved routes and customer facilities.

Three new food and drink vendors are set to open in the new Belfast station.

Three new food and drink vendors have been confirmed to open later this year at the new Belfast train station.

Northern Ireland’s very first Brewdog Bar will be among the outlets opening in Grand Central Station. There will also be a brand new Marks and Spencers and two Starbucks coffee bars. 

A great addition to the city that is set to revolutionise Belfast’s existing rail network, Grand Central Station is set to bring Belfast into line with the UK’s biggest cities.

Creating a comfortable environment for customers – a modern railway station

Grand Central Station is revolutionising Northern Ireland's transport system.
Credit: Translink

SSP Group is the company behind the new food and drink vendors. They have confirmed three will open their doors in the Belfast train station later this year.

The company is set to open its first BrewDog bar and restaurant and a M&S Food in the station. They will also open two Starbucks outlets – one in the main concourse and the other near platform one.

Kari Daniels is CEO of SSP UK & Ireland. She told Belfast Live, “These new outlets really put SSP on the map in Northern Ireland, showcasing the best that we offer alongside some of our biggest partners.”

Adding to an impressive collection – new food and drink vendors opening in Belfast train station

BrewDog is one of the food and drink vendors opening in the new Belfast station.
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SSP currently operates seven outlets at Belfast International Airport. Their portfolio includes three concept bars, two Café Ritazzas, a Starbucks, and a Burger King.

The new vendors in the Belfast train station will prove to be a significant addition to SSP’s Northern Ireland portfolio. Thus, marking the station as one of the major developments in Belfast this year.

Louise Doyle is Translink Station Manager at Grand Central Station. She said, “This impressive new integrated facility will offer an enhanced user experience for up to 20 million bus, coach, and train users.

“Beyond transportation, the station will also be a new destination in the heart of the city where people meet. 

“So, we are looking forward to working with SSP to deliver this attractive retail offering to create a unique blend of convenience and leisure all under one roof.”

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