A Belfast cafe that was devastated by a fire earlier this year has been able to start again from the ground up in a new location
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The owners received a call from chef Niall McKenna, and decided to take the lease of the former home of Hadskis restaurant on Commercial Court in the Cathedral Quarter. "Oisín and I had to start again from scratch. We had an amazing 10 months in our original location and to see it all be destroyed in front of us so quickly was devastating.
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