Best Places for Guinness in Belfast

• Commercial Court

Nestled along a narrow cobbled alleyway in the historic Half Bap area, the Duke offers a traditional Belfast welcome, craic and music. The Duke of York is a traditional Belfast bar crammed with original mirrors and memorabilia, boasting cold beer, great Guinness and the largest…

• 16 – 20 Fountain Street

Fountain Lane has been feeding and watering Belfast since 1901. With a wealth of history as a tavern for the city, call in for good food, great drinks, local music, live sport. From 1840 Fountain Lane’s name originated from the two fountains that were situated on Fountain…

• Great Victoria Street

The most famous pub in Belfast. You won't find another place like it. Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its heartily classic pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of…

• 312-320 Ormeau Road

Serving fabulous food and drink, The Errigle Inn features five bars, roof gardens, a beer garden and live televised sporting games. The Errigle Inn has a reputation for serving fabulous food and drink. Set on the outskirts of Belfast City Centre, The Errigle Inn provides an ideal…

• 12 - 18 Bradbury Place

Lavery's: Belfast's Oldest Family-Owned Pub Established in 1918, Lavery's proudly holds the title of Belfast's oldest family-owned pub. Managed by the Lavery family for over a century, this historic bar has become a renowned and cherished…

• 2-4 Winecellar Entry

Refurbished in 2019, White's Tavern, Garden & BeerHall is located on Winecellar Entry, just off High Street in Belfast City Centre. Deriving its name from the many wine and spirit merchants who called Winecellar Entry their home, White’s Tavern was established in…

• 29 Chichester Street

The Garrick Bar is a traditional pub in the heart of the city centre serving food every day from 12pm. Well known for trad music sessions and showing sport regularly. The Garrick Bar was established in 1870 in what was a former marble & stone yard of William Low. Rumour has…

• 44 Dublin Road

The Points is a traditional Irish pub situated in the heart of Dublin Road Belfast. A warm inviting Irish Traditional Bar focusing on Whiskey’s & Ales with Traditional Live Music 7 Nights A Week plus The Points Irish dancers every Friday & Saturday evenings. With…

• 2-10 Bridge Street

The award-winning Northern Whig offers great food and drink with even better hospitality. Acting as a gateway to the Cathedral Quarter and only a 5-minute walk from Belfast city hall, this versatile yet stylish establishment offers the best in local produce as well as great…

• Cotton Court

The Second Fiddle is a contemporary Irish music venue that showcases Irish culture and art. The Second Fiddle is home to some of Belfast’s best Irish trad and folk musicians who regularly play four times a week from Thursday to Sunday. The venue hosts a wealth of Irish…

• Hickson's Point

Inspired by one of the first ship builders in the city, Hickson’s Point at Titanic Belfast offers an authentic 1900s public house setting. Titanic Belfast’s destination bar, named after Robert Hickson who sold his small shipyard on Queen’s Island to Edward James…

• 81 Chichester Street

Oozing rustic charm, ‘home’ to traditional and modern live music, and just five minutes’ walk from Belfast City Hall; Granny Annies is the perfect venue for your gastro dining experience. Menus include some of Granny’s favourites. Granny Annies is one of…

• 21 Bedford Street

Welcome to Pug Uglys, old dog, new tricks bringing you a quirky Irish venue in the heart of Belfast. Pub with food, pug pizzas, live music, comedy, quizzes and more. Pug Uglys is a fresh, fun and vibrant bar found on Bedford Street at the heart of linen quarter area of Belfast…