The Pavilion has 3 diverse bars. The Public bar on the ground floor has recently been returned to its original Victorian splendor, bar food’s served until 9pm daily and HD TV give the best sports coverage in the city. The Middle bar hosts intimate live gigs and clubs, and on the top floor pool tables are available every day.

A converted church in the heart of Belfast, boasting the city's most diverse offering of entertainment. Regular gigs include the Comedy Club, Blues Club and Supper Club.

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.

This traditional Belfast bar, with its marble counter, high ceiling and open fire, is in the heart of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. Established on a policy of no Television, Jukebox or gaming machines, it's clientele includes artists, journalists, trade unionists and writers. The John Hewitt’s lunchtime menu is featured in The Bridgestone Foodlovers Guide To Ireland .

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.

Robinsons is one of Belfast's longest established bars and provides great choice for your night out with 4 venues under one roof.  Relax and enjoy the chat in the saloon bar before tapping your feet in Fibbers, or chill out in BT1 before working up a frenzie in Mezza(nine) nightclub.

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.

The Kitchen Bar is one of the most historical pubs in Belfast, dating back to 1859. Relocated just around the corner from its original site, it retains all the charm and charisma that visitors experienced at its original location with the well-regarded view of being the friendliest bar in all of Belfast!

The Morning Star was originally a coaching house for the Belfast-Dublin mail coach. Now a place to relax and imbibe it also offers quality traditional food, specialising in fresh fish and steaks.

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.