Orisha is an intimate city centre venue for cocktails, coffee and everything in between. Sister bar of Voodoo Belfast, the venues name draws inspiration from an ancient Afro-Carribbean faith.
Focusing on classic and contemporary cocktails, we are friendly and laid back throughout the day and come alive at night with DJ’s and live music. Santeria strips away rigid formality, focusing on quality drinks, warm service and relaxed, casual ambiance.
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* Open 7 days a week 12pm-1am
Food: Wed-Sat: 12-8pm
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