2018
J3374 : Café Parisien, Belfast (January 2018)
taken 8 years ago, near to Belfast, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland

Café Parisien, Belfast (January 2018)
Café Parisien (“From dawn to dusk, Café Parisien is the place to relish in the moment and let your palette be revived with authentic French cuisine. Inspired by its Titanic namesake, Café Parisien offers all-day dining, seven days a week”) on the ground floor of Cleaver House, Donegall Square North. Vacant in August 2013 J3374 : Former Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast (2013). I have no connection with the business.
Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast
Robinson & Cleaver (usually “Cleaver's”), at the corner of Donegall Place and Donegall Square North, was, by far, Belfast’s most exclusive department store. It was completed in 1888, by H&J Martin, to a design by Young and Mackenzie. The external features include turrets, clocks and embellishment in the form heads and busts. Internally the staircase was one of its notable features. Another victim of the changing shopping pattern caused by the bombing campaign, it eventually closed later being converted to offices with the ground floor let as shops.
