Smart and Stylish Bars

Thrilling and sumptuous are the words that describe RBG! A grill bar that boasts tasty succulent steaks, fresh from the grill, and serves classic New York style cocktails.

The Stiff Kitten Bar is open till late every day from noon with home cooked food served Monday till Saturday from noon till 6 pm and 8 pm on Fridays.

Rockies is the first Canadian Sports Bar in Northern Ireland which is owned and operated by a former professional Canadian Ice Hockey Player. Rockies is also the Official Sports Bar for the Belfast Giants Ice Hockey Club. Players and fans can be seen here socialising after their matches. Sporting Clubs and Athletes from around the world have donated sporting items to Rockies.

Belfast’s and Northern Ireland's first authentic Jazz Bar offering Live Jazz seven nights a week - located within the elegant Merchant Hotel, Berts offers great live entertainment and mouth watering food.

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.

The newly transformed Four Winds combines the slick sophisticated Blue Glass Wine Bar, the very comfortable Lounge Bar, the very beautiful and select Ink Restaurant, and the perfect venue for business or private functions - Ink Private Dining. Must be seen to be believed.

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.

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.

Famous in Belfast for its authentic atmosphere, extensive drinks selection and truly eclectic menu, the Basement has long been a mainstay of the Belfast food and drink scene. Right by the City Hall and the 'Big Wheel' you'll find one of the very best spots to enjoy fabulous food and great craic.

Nestled on Lower Crescent, just a few minutes walk from Queen’s; the Taphouse is one of Belfast’s newest venues. Open in late 2007 the Taphouse has proven to be a huge success, particularly with students, due to its traditional yet quirky interior, comfortable snug, pool table and darts board.