Gastropubs in Belfast

“Nice spot for a pint. Cool bar, nice staff. First pint of Guinness was great but the next few were a bit iffy. Cool trad band in the corner on the Sunday evening. Worth a visit. Good venue to watch sport.”

“Excellent Pub in Belfast‘s Cathedral Quarter. Live music on weekends. Friendly staff, normal Pub food and a huge variety of beers. Sometimes 3 bartenders are in service who realize wonderful cocktails. On weekends you‘d make an online reservation to get your table.”

“A great spot whether you want a drink or food, or even both. Always a great atmosphere and a good vibe. Plenty entertainment on most nights and lots of seats, indoors and outdoors.”

“Best food in Ireland. The sauces were top notch. Friendly servers and chefs. Highlight of our trip!”

“Very cosy pub and cheap prices.We asked for tap water with the pints and they’ve brought a jar and glasses with ice and lemon, much more than expected! Definitely coming back soon”

“Wow incredible venue, top food and a fantastic bespoke visit. Spent ages looking around Belfast for somewhere different and funky, and this delivered! Highly recommended ?”

“Food and staff were top class. We went on a Sunday evening so it was quieter, a friday or Saturday night booking would create a 5 star atmosphere.
We will definitely be back”

“Great little restaurant/pub.
We were on our way to another restaurant and saw this one, menu looked ok so we decided to eat there.
It’s Belfast city so didn’t expect much from any restaurant in the city.
Food was great, large portions and tasty.
Staff were fantastic, really really friendly and attentive without being pushy.

Vegetarian options: Has vegan menu

Kid-friendliness: Treated kids very well, our kids are 11 and 13.
Were treated very respectful”

“We had a quick in and out of this bar, where we witnessed a shocking item for us - a buffet on a bar! This pub seemed to be a legit locals pub, full of somewhat grumpy old men watching horse racing and multiple spots that as an American woman, I don't understand. Staff was some of the friendliest we encountered in Belfast, but we chose to move on to other pubs due to seating.”