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.

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.

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.

Lavery's is Belfast’s oldest family run bar and the centre of nightlife in the North of Ireland for over 90 years. With four very different venues under one roof, we promise something for everyone.  Lavery's Back Bar on a Wednesday night is the place for local up and coming singer songwriters/musicians to hit the stage.

A great place for thirst-quenching in historical surroundings, this splendid gin palace, built in 1826, is one of the best-known landmarks in the city.  Its ornate Victorian exterior and delightful interior decor make it one of the National Trust's greatest treasures. 

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.

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.

At Victoria Square - Bittles is a curious triangular building, decorated with gilded shamrocks. Dated 1861 it houses this compact and fascinating pub.

Experience some of Belfast’s finest Irish traditional music at Madden's Bar, a haunt for traditional musicians with instruments hanging behind the bar, wooden booths and open fires.  There's a great session downstairs on Tuesday nights with some of the finest musicians in the city.  The Friday and Saturday night sessions upstairs attract a good audience.