Directory overview
- 341 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 98% With reviews
- 94% With photos
- 121 Highly rated
- 309 Open on weekends
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Browse bar pub in Belfast. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 341 results in Belfast. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 275,337 reviews & ratings. The listings below include bar pub from cities such as Belfast, Newtownards, Bangor, Lisburn, Newtownabbey and others.
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“Very attentive waitress, delicious Christmas menu and the cocktails are amazing. Beef dripping popcorn as a complimentary appetizer is a brilliant idea. Would definitely recommend, and will be coming back for sure :)”
“This place was great, kind staff members, healthy energy inside and outside. Ordered 14 chicken wings and a dirty fries. Chicken wings are full wings! So good. After food we went upstairs to chill in the roof bar.”
“I had my first tattoo with Steve and was delighted with his professionalism, talent and ability to put me at ease. I love how it turned out and the experience was amazing. The best tattoo artist around. Don't go anywhere else! ❤️”
“I like going to QFT as it is a good venue, and I have been to see several films since I signed up for membership in June. I leave my car behind & get the train to Botanic Station, which is not far away. The staff are very nice and there is a bar area where you can enjoy a snack & a hot or a cold drink or something stronger.”
“Not your average jazz venue and certainly not for the faint of heart. These are serious virtuosi playing serious jazz! Great venue, great musicians and great value for money. This is not tourist jazz or a place to sip overpriced cocktails whilst having a chat, in case you're wondering. This is a place to sit back, sip on a peated whisky, listen carefully and think "how on earth did he just do this?" (Talking mainly about Scott's left hand, which somehow seems to come from a different planet than his right hand)”
“very nice surroundings, friendly staff and live music on a Monday night. a very enjoyable evening.”
“A real hidden gem, just 10 mins on the train out of Belfast. The service was brilliant, really knowledgeable without being intimidating or pushy, and instead helped us order without overdoing it. The wine selection by the glass was great, and good value too, again, great recommendations. The food is the real star of the show, we went for the lightly grilled oysters, the jambons (which really feel like one of those dishes you’ll be craving every few days after), the moreish artichokes, steak tartare Caesar salad which was great fun, skate wing and their signature crispy potatoes. The food comes out when it’s ready in a really clever order, no rushing. The Veda treacle tart was a standout for dessert, and ask for a ‘Belfast coffee’ - like an espresso martini but nicer. By no means cheap, but quality of ingredients and the vibes were brilliant. We’ll be back again!”
“Great service, Ryan gave an excellent haircut, will be back!”
“Great food one of our regular places to eat. Great menu, service and nice tables.”
“Excellent meal, which started with the fish chowder served with warm bread and continued with the fish of the day for me and the duck for my wife. Both entrees were well prepared and attractively presented. Desserts were tasty and a delicious end to a memorable dinner. I highly recommend this restaurant.”
“Love this traditional Irish bar. Best in Belfast. The Guinness is fantastic, believe me, you'll not get better in the city, and I have tried most of them. Bar is small and gets very busy at times, but this all adds to the atmosphere.”
“Two stops during our recent stay in Belfast. Luckily we were able to sit outside and then at an inside table. Busy and crowded but the service staff never seemed harried and were friendly and helpful. Tourists and locals all seemed to be having a great time.”
“Superb, traditional and bustling pub with music downstairs, lovely restaurant upstairs. Had the Irish stew, really decent and hearty although portion not massive for the money but you pay for the central location and with a side or starter would have been fine. Ordered and had the food in less than 5mins as they have it on the go. Lots on the menu, was served by the lovely Roisin who was so friendly and helpful. It was so good I came back the next day as she'd recommended the ham and champ but sadly missed out as didn't realise they close the kitchen just after 8. I gather the pub is the oldest in town, it's got bags of character and was the prettiest I visited in Belfast.”
“The Sunflower Public House is a distinctive and much-loved pub located on Union Street, just behind Belfast Central Library and near the University of Ulster. It's known for its authentic character and a slightly alternative vibe, standing out from more commercial establishments. One of its most recognizable features is the security cage on its front door, a relic from 1980s Belfast that has been intentionally preserved as part of the city's social history, now serving as a unique talking point and a symbol of resilience. Music is central to the Sunflower's identity. It regularly hosts traditional, Appalachian, and Gypsy Swing sessions, as well as folk and bluegrass. The pub prides itself on offering a wide selection of craft beers, including local Northern Irish brews. The Sunflower is widely known as a very dog-friendly pub, welcoming well-behaved dogs both inside and in its beer garden, often providing water bowls and treats. This has made it a favorite among dog owners. The Sunflower Public House is considered a "back to basics" pub, free of gimmicks, and celebrated for its genuine character, excellent music scene, good beer selection, and welcoming atmosphere, making it a highly recommended spot for those seeking an authentic Belfast pub experience.”
“Nice little cafe in East Belfast. Tasty little fry up. Excellent staff. Well decorated nice vibe. Will be back.”
“We had a nice drink and bite to eat here last Sunday afternoon. The service was very good and the staff were pleasant and attentive. The food was delicious small plates /tapas style. I will definitely come back again.”
“Fantastic little hideaway in the heart of Belfast. Great pub with restaurant upstairs. Good variety of beers and the best pint of Carling (my partner said....EVER!) I had a lovely glass of Chilean Chardonnay beautifully cold. Brilliant prices......how? We had a meal upstairs and it was pure bliss.......he had steak, mushrooms & chips with pepper sauce (proper chips too) and I had seabass with asparagus and mash. Amazing and so inexpensive. Service was great and it's now one of our favourite places to eat! Couldn't fault it.”
“Guinness & Steak Pie with champ. What's not to like? Extremely friendly and welcoming bar lady. Spotlessly clean. Cracking prices.”
“Monday night early bird special - extra special! What fabulous food and such friendly service. Eaten here twice and both times were excellent Thank you very much”
“Went with family and friends. Great choice of beers. Some areas reserved for several groups from time to time but plenty of room. Pizza offerings first class and tasty. Great spot.... Now has a sitting area out the front and to the side. On a good day packed due to both areas getting plenty of sun mid afternoon onwards.”
“Really lovely food and service! had a wonderful Sunday roast and others had different meals, all great and welcoming staff”
“Small 60th birthday party but perfectly formed, great wee night.”
“Fantastic exhibitions and really interesting art!! Incredibly informative and friendly staff. Best value for money cup of tea at the Cafe ☕. Lovely few hours spent and such a beautiful building.”
“Great service, wonderful restaurants and bars, excellent location, and nice rooms. We stayed for a few nights and took advantage of all the restaurants and bars and we're very pleased. The staff is very professional and well presented. The room.we had was large and comfortable if a bit garish with the English Baroque decor. The bathroom was amazing - large, warm, and full of amenities. The breakfast in the Great Room restaurant was very nice. Dinner in Bert's Jazz Bar was great. Afternoon tea on our last day was our first proper English tea and, to our surprise, we were quite full at the end. The staff there were particularly warm and friendly and always met every need with a positive attitude. You may want to ask for a room away from Skipper Street as there is an outdoor bar that plays music well into the wee hours.”
“Absolutely brilliant…. A free place to hear others speak about life’s challenges and fun! Wednesday night once a month is an excellent opportunity to listen and gets you out of the house!! Clean toilets, there’s a bar for those who want too indulge. Highly recommend!”
“What a gem , what a fab restaurant- great service, great staff and fantastic food. I have eaten in many Michelin star restaurants and this could be ranked at that level. The food was exceptional! Good choice of drinks and pleasant atmosphere, would definitely recommend when in Belfast.”
“Highly recommend this place from outstanding service to quality food. Great choice for our Sunday dinner and nothing was an issue while catering for my son and niece for the kids menu. Sea food pie was something else, delicious. Veg came separately and there was plenty.”
“What a beautiful place to find on your birthday weekend. Didn't have a booking & it was busy as, nevertheless, the staff welcomed us in, found us a table, & we had the most stunning meal that we've had in a long time. Definitely 1 to search for if your out on your travels & looking a quaint eaterie. Delicious.”
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