Belfast’s newest restaurant/cocktail bar/nightclub offering cool chic décor in a city centre location.  The food is a quirky twist on Modern European cuisine and diners can enjoy a cosy relaxed atmosphere. 

The Lisburn Road is Belfast’s premier shopping district, housing unique boutiques and retail outlets stocking luxury designer brands as well as fine dining restaurants, chic cafes and fabulous day spas.

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 Cloth Ear is The Merchant Hotel's comfortable public bar. The warm and welcoming interior provides the ideal environment to relax and enjoy yourself in style. Combining both modern and traditional design features with a healthy dose of eccentric!

The Parlour is Belfast's funkiest bar. Modern colours mixed with comfy traditional leather sofas - this bar has many concepts under one roof.

An American stone baked oven produces amazing pizzas and this combined with DJ's every night, no entrance fee and brilliant drink offers makes the Parlour "pretty perfect".

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.