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Located on Bradbury Place, in the heart of Belfast's Queen's Quarter, Alibi offers the very best in liquor, food and music.
Nestled along a narrow cobbled alleyway in the historic Half Bap area, the Duke offers a traditional Belfast…
Located in the trendy Cathedral Quarter, McHughs is housed in one of Belfast's oldest buildings, dating back to…
The Chelsea is situated in the heart of the Lisburn Road, amongst the fine boutiques, art galleries and…
Berts encapsulates the sleek elegance of the art-deco era, complemented by live jazz, fabulous cocktails and mouth watering…
Voodoo is well established as a Belfast hotspot, adding a bit of spice for those who like things…
Cave is a wine bar next door to Ox Restaurant, where you can indulge in light bites, charcuterie…
The most famous pub in Belfast. You won't find another place like it.
Whites Tavern & The Oyster Rooms was established back in 1630 making it the oldest tavern in Belfast.…
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