The Northern Whig is Belfast’s most stylish neo-classical bar. This bold, dynamic hotspot has plenty to offer. With its fantastic food, fabulous cocktails and sumptuous surrounding the Northern Whig has it all – and then some…

This hip and extremely funky style bar has brought sophistication and class to the epicentre of Belfast. Open from early morning for breakfast, with casual dining on offer all day and laid back lounge grooves in the evening.

Ronnie Drew's is a traditional Irish bar located on May Street, adjacent to St George's Market and close to both central station and Belfast City Centre.

Ryan’s comprises both a bar and a separate restaurant. The downstairs bar is a traditional pub with all the modern comforts, catering for people from a wide range of ages.

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!

Nicknamed "The Big House" by the locals, due to its' three storeys, The Pavilion Bar draws its clientele from all over the city and beyond, and is a must for all who wish to experience a traditional Belfast Bar.

The Kings Head is an ideal suburban location. Its 120-seated first floor restaurant provides freshly cooked food with a local character all day and the downstairs bar provides a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a drink or sample from a distinctive speciality beer list.

McHugh`s Bar and Restaurant has the unique distinction of being the oldest building in Belfast, dating back to its establishment in 1711. McHughs boasts a 100-seater restaurant, a basement bar offering live entertainment and the main bar, providing enough space and atmosphere for a great night out.

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.

The Bridge House in Belfast’s city centre offers a warm welcome to locals and tourists alike.  Voted ‘CAMRA PUB OF THE YEAR 2010’ it’s the best place in Belfast for a pint of real ale.  Evenings + weekends this is one of Belfast’s liveliest pubs.  Open daily from 7am serving breakfast and full menu, providing a relaxing atmosphere for customers of all age groups.