With the city's best karaoke, DJ's on every night and more big screen sports than you can shake a stick at; you won't be able to stop enjoying yourself! The Globe is one of the liveliest bars in Belfast. Nicknamed ‘The House of Fun’ who can resist the Globe for a great night’s craic!

Located within the Frames Complex though retaining its own identity, the Library Bar/Bistro has its own ambience. With its high ornate ceiling and long copper covered Bar tops it has a distinctive warehouse feel yet with the use of subtle lighting and sectioned booths for dining, it still retains a very cosy atmosphere. Food is served Mon-Sat from 12-6pm, with entertainment from Thurs-Sunday. Sunday lunch served from 1-5pm.

Few bars and restaurants in Belfast have stood the test of time as well as Queen’s Café Bar, testament to its great atmosphere, great food and quick friendly service. Situated in Queen’s Arcade and right in the heart of the Belfast’s shopping scene you’ll find the best little bar and restaurant in Belfast!

Neatly tucked away in historic Joy's Entry sits McCracken's Café Bar. The entry, which runs between High Street and Anne Street is named after Henry Joy McCracken an 18th century political reformer and United Irishman who, it is said, walked to the gallows from the Old Belfast Jailhouse.

Ten Square Hotel is a statement of style, elegance and sophistication. With 22 sumptuous bedrooms, and a selection of packages available from Romance, Retail Therapy, Pamper or the tantalising No Boys Package. Tailored packages available upon request.

If it is decadence and style you are after at an affordable cost, then look no further than Café Vaudeville. It opens its coffee shop at 11.30 am Monday to Saturday with lunch served between 12-3 pm and dinner 5-9 pm Tuesday through to Saturday.

A working brewery with a Licensed Restaurant in a beautiful and historic Georgian setting at Hilden House, located in the village of Hilden just off the main Belfast/Lisburn Road. The Tap Room is a unique venue for any event from Barbeques to Formal Dining.

An architecturally striking hotel in the centre of the newly regenerated urban area in Belfast, the Radisson Blu Hotel is as impressive as it is stylish. Within walking distance of the city's main commercial and leisure districts and just 10 minutes from City Hall.

This traditional Irish Bar has recently been restored to its former glory, with original bar fixtures, ornate ceilings and lavish craftsmanship carried out by the same craftsmen who worked on RMS Titanic.

Set in the tranquil Lagan Valley Regional Park, just 3 miles south of the City, the Ramada Hotel features one of the largest conference and banqueting facilities in Northern Ireland. Their business floor comprises twelve meeting rooms, which are air-conditioned with state-of-the-art audio-visual technology.