With the city's best karaoke, DJ's on every night and more big screen sports than you can shake a stick at; you won't be able to stop enjoying yourself! The Globe is one of the liveliest bars in Belfast. Nicknamed ‘The House of Fun’ who can resist the Globe for a great night’s craic!

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".

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.

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 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.

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 .

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.

A funky student bar... Drink specials change all the time, but you'll always find wine, shooters and cocktails on offer.

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.

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.