Guidebook for Belfast

Deborah
Guidebook for Belfast

Food Scene

Fantastic food and service in a lovely restaurant, close to the best pubs in the town. The pots of mussels are great, as is the seafood chowder and seafood casserole but they also do great fish and chips.
110 locals recommend
Mourne Seafood Bar
34-36 Bank St
110 locals recommend
Fantastic food and service in a lovely restaurant, close to the best pubs in the town. The pots of mussels are great, as is the seafood chowder and seafood casserole but they also do great fish and chips.
This is a workers co-operative that serves great food during the day but often hosts events, gigs, talks, exhibitions, craft fairs etc. They have a tapas night every Friday with local musicians playing a range of music and its BYOB (bring your own bottle or beer)! Definitely worth a visit - if only to try Elena's chocolate brownies!!
Lúnasa
44-46 King St
This is a workers co-operative that serves great food during the day but often hosts events, gigs, talks, exhibitions, craft fairs etc. They have a tapas night every Friday with local musicians playing a range of music and its BYOB (bring your own bottle or beer)! Definitely worth a visit - if only to try Elena's chocolate brownies!!
A wee cafe situated in Pottingers Entry - one of a series of historical narrow alleyways, known as The Entries. It serves great freshly made food and offers tasty vegan and vegetarian options too. A good place to grab lunch before exploring the Entries, where the Society of the United Irishmen was born.
Grapevine
5 Pottingers Entry
A wee cafe situated in Pottingers Entry - one of a series of historical narrow alleyways, known as The Entries. It serves great freshly made food and offers tasty vegan and vegetarian options too. A good place to grab lunch before exploring the Entries, where the Society of the United Irishmen was born.

Drinks & Nightlife

It's a small traditional Irish pub with a great atmosphere and it's always good craic. Great Guinnes, traditional session music and live music at weekends, Irish set dancing on Wednesday nights, music jams on Monday nights - it's all happening at Maddens.
18 locals recommend
Maddens Bar
74 Berry St
18 locals recommend
It's a small traditional Irish pub with a great atmosphere and it's always good craic. Great Guinnes, traditional session music and live music at weekends, Irish set dancing on Wednesday nights, music jams on Monday nights - it's all happening at Maddens.
Another great wee pub in Belfast that has a lovely atmosphere, great beers, live music gigs, a folk club every Thursday night, ukelele sessions on Tuesday nights, a great beer garden with pizza oven and great barstaff.
51 locals recommend
Sunflower Comedy Club
65 Union St
51 locals recommend
Another great wee pub in Belfast that has a lovely atmosphere, great beers, live music gigs, a folk club every Thursday night, ukelele sessions on Tuesday nights, a great beer garden with pizza oven and great barstaff.
A traditional Irish pub and the oldest in Belfast. It was built in 1720 and was a meeting place for the United Irishmen when they were planning the 1798 rebellion against English rule. It has traditional music most nights during the week and on Saturday afternoons, and bands at the weekends.
78 locals recommend
Kelly's Cellars
30-32 Bank St
78 locals recommend
A traditional Irish pub and the oldest in Belfast. It was built in 1720 and was a meeting place for the United Irishmen when they were planning the 1798 rebellion against English rule. It has traditional music most nights during the week and on Saturday afternoons, and bands at the weekends.

Sightseeing

The International Wall is close the the peace lines in West Belfast and is very popular with tourists. It has a range of murals (that are regularly changed by local artists) with mainly political themes but will also cover environmental / social justice issues or feature famous world figures. This wall is a 5-10 minute walk from the house.
10 locals recommend
International Mural Wall Divis Street
49 Falls Rd
10 locals recommend
The International Wall is close the the peace lines in West Belfast and is very popular with tourists. It has a range of murals (that are regularly changed by local artists) with mainly political themes but will also cover environmental / social justice issues or feature famous world figures. This wall is a 5-10 minute walk from the house.