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3 Reviews Probably Belfast’s best known pub and one that is owned by the National Trust. The restored Victorian interior is so extravagantly ornate that it is almost overpowering. It has decorative mirrors,...
1 Review The Kremlin is the home of homosexuality in Belfast, and for a somewhat narrow minded city, you will not be dissapointed in here, especially if you drink from the furry cup. The Kremlin has three bars...
2 Reviews A student bar, with awful service. Manager does not promote his own food offers, and refused to upgrade my meal to their better offer after spending over £50 on food alone. Toilets are rotten and...
1 Review The apartment is a botanic-inns owned operation so don't expect too much originality. It is however a place where the standards very rarely slip and if you order from the extensive cocktail list you...
littlebush Says: The crown is the famous pub on Great Victoria street, its old and has wooden doorways to divide sections inside the pub. Beer was expensive though.The Brennan...
Odyssey Centre: Take your pick
clivedinburgh Says: The Odyssey complex is one of the few millenium projects that was worth the price tag. The large Arena is home to the Belfast Giants ice hockey team and this...
clivedinburgh Says: Cool place to be seen in the City Hall area, large cocktail & wine list.Good tunes but can be more for the younger crowd.No door fees. Trainers/sportswear are...
Bittles Bar: In a Bit of a Stew
St_Vincent Says: Bittles is a traditional laid back Irish bar and on reflection one of my favourites in Belfast. It’s very small being at the tip of an iron shaped building but...
The Duke of York: A hidden gem
St_Vincent Says: The Duke of York wins hands down in the “how much brewing memorabilia you can display in a pub” competition. There are old photos, beer trays, mirrors, adverts...
Whites Tavern: Go for the Craic
St_Vincent Says: Whites Tavern is Belfast’s oldest pub dating back to 1630, as it proudly proclaims on it’s outside wall. It has a rather more modern exterior but whilst it...
phirefly Says: an all-day party & BBQ - excellent! Started at 3 and finished at 3am....I arrived around 5 and didn't leave until finished. Great music (lots of mixed stuff...
phirefly Says: an all-day party & BBQ - excellent! Started at 3 and finished at 3am....I arrived around 5 and didn't leave until finished. Great music (lots of mixed stuff...
The John Hewitt Bar: Poetry in Motion
St_Vincent Says: An unremarkable exterior but I highly recommend a visit. During the day it’s a place that prompts quiet contemplation and I made many notes for my Belfast VT...
gazstrong Says: Fibber Magee's is an ok bar as is Robinsons, The Crown and The Beaten Docket which are all beside it. They are not great bars, just ok ones and are most usually...
catherineneill Says: La Lea, Belfast's most prestigious nightclub, threw open its doors in 2001 and has enjoyed enormous success ever since.This unique, elegant and truly impressive...
kranstonakov Says: The cloth ear is the Merchant hotels bar,so i guess you can imagine, its pretty upmarket. Its joint onto the hotel, and the dormen will be wearing tophats. Its...
kranstonakov Says: Skye opened its doors a few years agao and offered a "pound a drink" night on a Thursday, although this policy is now gone, it still seems to attract a decent...
Irene and nans: You wont forget the time
kranstonakov Says: This is a cool bar, popukar for food and after work drinks, with a more stylish, middle class crowd. The drinks menu is impressive and the music thurs-sat is...
Irene and nans: You wont forget the time
kranstonakov Says: This is a cool bar, popukar for food and after work drinks, with a more stylish, middle class crowd. The drinks menu is impressive and the music thurs-sat is...
Irene and nans: You wont forget the time
kranstonakov Says: This is a cool bar, popukar for food and after work drinks, with a more stylish, middle class crowd. The drinks menu is impressive and the music thurs-sat is...
The Potthouse: Glass Dancefloor
kranstonakov Says: The Potthouse has recently been bought over and i believe things are being sorted out in the restaurant, which has failed to compete, albeit in a very...
The Spaniard: Truly original - the wee Spaniard
kranstonakov Says: What a great boozer, a real gem located in the heart of belfasts cathedral quarter, a must see for visitors and a must for locals! A tiny bar with a dart board,...
Malmaison: malmaison - oozing Style
kranstonakov Says: malmaison is a hotel chain that landed on our shores a couple of years agao, and is still very much undisovered by the vast majority of belfast residents. Just...
kranstonakov Says: The eg is located across the street from the Bot, and don't get me wrong, it's by no means a decent bar by Belfast standards but if your heading up to the Bot...
the Bot: The Bot - The student bar
kranstonakov Says: Now this place is bunged - 27/7/365 - I HATE THE PLACE - But i have to mention it, as its been the most profitable bar in the country for years. Its always...
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1 Review and 611 Opinions Some travelguides says that this is a hostel and others says it´s bed&breakfast. Anyway I found it...
1 Review and 631 Opinions With an art gallery, 5 suites and 21 bedrooms, members bar and the 'great room restaurant' this old...
Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Waring St)
1 Review and 307 Opinions I hadn't stayed at a Premier Inn before, and was pleasantly surprised at the comfort and standards...
Reviews and photos of Belfast attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Belfast sightseeing.
The Garrick is one of Belfasts most famous bars and when you have a pint here you never know who you might meet. Popular with local celebrities and bricklayers...
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Q: Hi all, I have 1 day in the North and would like your opinion on where I should go. I will be sleeping in Belfast but would...
A: The Causeway is magnificent but a visit very much depends on the weather. There is much less point in visiting if the day is wet and visibility poor: the Causeway is...
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Belfast - no more a Troubled City?
In looking to get away for a few days I thought of Dublin as I had never been there before and whilst checking for flights I noticed Belfast and thought I’d take a look at that as well. When thinking...
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Suvankis Day Trip to Belfast for 2 pence!
A Great day spent seeing the sights of Belfast, a place that I've wanted to visit for a long time - still got more to see, so hopefully it won't be too long before I'm back again, especially if...
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A real gem in the Emerald Isle
I worked in Belfast for nearly 3 years and have seen it improve dramatically. The people are very warm and friendly, once you master the accent, and there is some very good nightlife surrounded by a...
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