FRENCH DINING · NORTHERN IRELAND

You’ve been
expected.

Intimate dinners, remarkable places and the quiet
pleasure of being beautifully looked after.

Discover the next tables

01

MORE THAN DINNER

Time slows down
around a good table.

The French Dining Society brings the spirit of French hospitality to Northern Ireland: accomplished cooking without ceremony, local produce at its best, and evenings made memorable by the people around you.

Come alone, with someone you love, or with friends. Take your place at a shared table where every detail is considered and nothing feels overstated.

“Luxury is not being seen.
It is feeling seen.”

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THE NEXT TABLES

Gatherings to
look forward to.

Each date appears once. Choose dinner when you book, then add the French wine pairing if you wish.

24

OCTOBER

THE HARRISON · BELFAST

An intimate autumn table

A multi-course dinner built around the finest ingredients of the season, served in one of Belfast’s most characterful venues.

Dinner £125

French wine pairing + £70


09

NOVEMBER

THE DARK HORSE · BELFAST

An Evening Chez Maxim’s

Four courses, canapés, music, art and a touch of Belle Époque mischief.

£105


NOVEMBER

28

THE HARRISON HOTEL · BELFAST

Christmas at The Harrison

A festive table, the French way, warm, generous and quietly celebratory.

£125


DECEMBER

07

THE MALONE HOTEL · BELFAST

A French Christmas

A French feast. A room filled with music. A night made for dancing.

£110


DECEMBER

12

THE WILD TABLE · QUATERLAND BAY

Christmas at the Wild Table

Intimate table shaped by open-fire cooking, live music and winter landscape.

£125

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A PLACE AT OUR TABLE

Intimate dinners,
beautifully
personal.

A small gathering in a carefully chosen venue. A seasonal menu by Marion, French wines and conversation that unfolds naturally. These are evenings to settle into, with thoughtful service and time to enjoy every course.

THE SETTING
Distinctive venues in Northern Ireland

THE TABLE
A small gathering, warmly welcomed

THE MENU
French cooking, seasonal local produce

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THE STORY

French at
heart.
At home in
Belfast.

Marion Lancial grew up in Normandy, where food is less a performance than a way of caring for people. After cooking for private clients and embassies in Washington, D.C., she made Belfast home.

Her cooking pairs classical French technique with the exceptional produce of Northern Ireland. Her tables are precise but never precious: elegant, generous and alive with conversation.

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BEFORE THE TABLE

A few things
you may wonder.

A PLACE AT THE TABLE

Give them an evening
they’ll remember.

Choose a dining voucher for one or two, with or without the complete wine experience.