Great pub and nice environment! So cozy and a gentleman serve us sooooo nice. He gave us the 10/10 good impressions toward Belfast this great city. The Irish liquor cheesecake I would say one of the best cheesecake I had ever have.
Amazing place, a beautiful gem. We had some pints with seafood chowder, Irish stew and chicken wings. Everything was delicious, and the portions were quite generous. Also, out server ( I wish I had asked his name) was very friendly and helpful 100% recommend!
Found the place by chance and given the reputation of a 1630 pub we decided to make the experience ours. Unfortunately the Stew was dry and cold, just a few meat pieces, vegetables bland and tasteless, the steak sambo’s meat (sandwich) was a little hard to take a clean bite without using the knife and no salt, but the chips were incredible! our server was attentive and friendly, a coke (mini with a tag of a two liter bottle) a Guinness beer for the total of £60 it’s to expect a lot more.
Called in for a beer and a bite after arriving in town and stayed for a couple of hours. The beers were good and the 3 for £16 small plates that we had really hit the spot. We had cod bites, chicken strips and caesar fries and all were delicious. We also returned for a beer and a burger a couple of days later before heading to the airport. Staff were friendly and efficient.
Place got busy and was shorthanded. Good beer selection. Menu was really good especially the burger. I can see that this place can’t get busy. It would appear that there is the old pub, the beer hall, and an outdoor area of some sort.
Nice old pub and restaurant. Dimly lit, friendly welcome and authentic features. Decent pint of Guinness. Big roaring fire and authentic Irish folk music, playing over the speakers . Live sport at one end with a fairly small TV. We didn't eat so can't recommend the food.
Haven't been here for a while but really pleased to see it has survived COVID and hasn't changed a bit. The fire was roaring and the Guinness was as good as ever. My wife had the Buttermilk Chicken starter with fries as a main course and I had the Irish Stew though I think it should be renamed Belfast Stew. It was served with fresh wheaten bread and butter and was wonderful. Will definitely be back.
White's is claimed to be Belfast's oldest tavern, we popped in for a couple of drinks on a Saturday night and the atmosphere was so welcoming, especially the smell of the real log fire. The guys behind the bar are so friendly and service is quick. Guinness is lovely and the Irish coffees even better. Next time we'll stop for food as it looked amazing! What a beautiful little pub steeped in history. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Belfast
Went to the bar with friends for a drink only to be told by the door lady the bar was full and all tables were fully booked! We went around the corner to find the beer garden with loads of space and a great band playing. We had a few drinks and a very enjoyable time. It’s sad the door lady did not know there was another part to the bar, I wonder how much custom is lost by her lack of knowledge.
Whites Tavern is located at 2-4 Winecellar Entry, Belfast BT1 1QN, UK
You can contact Whites Tavern at +44 28 9031 2582
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