Please note, in line with government restrictions all pubs, restaurants and cafes will be closed from 16 October for an initial period of four weeks, though some will be open for takeaway and delivery. Many visitor attractions and hotels (with exceptions for current residents and key workers) are also closed, and other accommodations may be affected. Please check with individual businesses before visiting. For more information on restrictions and COVID-19 advice for visitors to Belfast please click here.
A simple corner pub free of gimmicks or themes, and music is very much part of its life.
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…
Serving fabulous food and drink, The Errigle Inn features five bars, roof gardens, a beer garden and live…
One of Belfast's oldest traditional Irish pubs, Kelly's Cellars offers live traditional music, pints of Guinness and Irish…
A unique venue in the heart of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, you are guaranteed a very warm Belfast welcome…
Established as one of the city's main venues for live music, hosting international touring acts, sell out club…
The most famous pub in Belfast. You won't find another place like it.
One of Belfast's oldest and biggest bars, Robinsons hosts five venues under one roof.
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