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Pubs in Belfast
Embark on a spirited journey through Belfast's vibrant pub scene with our handpicked recommendations. This is your personal guide to the best pubs in the city, where each establishment boasts unique charm, a lively atmosphere, and a selection of liquor to satisfy every palate. Whether you're a hops connoisseur seeking locally brewed craft beers, or looking to escape the cold with a seat by the fire in a traditional Irish pub, this curated list promises an unforgettable exploration of Belfast's pub culture. Let the revelry begin!
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The Errigle Inn
Belfast
The Errigle Inn, situated on the outskirts of Belfast city centre features five bars, roof gardens, a beer garden and live televised sporting games.
Known for its fabulous food and drink The Errigle Inn, provides a great location for any occasion, whether that's a private function, a corporate…Horatio Todd's
Belfast
This East Belfast bar and restaurant is family friendly with healthy choices for the kids, and creative choices for vegetarians. Serving up top notch local produce, such as Walter Ewing's salmon, and comber potatoes.
Sunflower Public House
Belfast
Sunflower is a simple corner pub, it is free of gimmicks or themes, and it is one of the few remaining. It is instantly recognisable by the security cage on its front door, a relic from 1980s Belfast. Music is very much part of the pub's life.
Kelly's Cellars
Belfast
In the heart of Belfast's city centre, this pub has maintained the friendly atmosphere of over 250 years ago. With a long tradition of quality beer and fine food, Kelly's Cellars offers all customers a chance to enjoy the perfect pint of Guinness.
Crown Liquor Saloon
Belfast
You will find The Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast within a short stroll of Europa Hotel, Grosvenor Road and Glengall Street - however, you won't find another like it.
The Dirty Onion
Belfast
The Dirty Onion is Belfast's oldest building, dating back to 1780, the building was used as a bonded spirit warehouse from 1921. It was then known as ‘STACK N’ – a reference to its position on the north side of Waring Street.
Duke of York
Belfast
Nestled along a narrow-cobbled alleyway in the historic Half Bap area, the Duke of York offers a traditional Belfast welcome of craic, music and humour.
McHugh’s Bar & Restaurant
Belfast
McHughs is within a grade A listed building, built between 1710 and 1720, making it officially the oldest building in the city of Belfast, enjoying a long history and a sometimes colourful reputation.
The Spaniard
Belfast
Hidden within the Cathedral Quarter is this little gem of a bar. We pride ourselves in offering the most intimate atmosphere along with an outstanding selection of Rum. Join us and sip on our famous Dark n Stormy or Extraordinary! Not to be missed!
Pavilion Bar
Belfast
Established in 1899, The Pavilion or "The Big House" draws its clientele from all over the city and beyond, and is a must for all who wish to experience a traditional Belfast pub with three floors, three bars, in one Big House with five-star food.
Hearth Pub Ballyhackamore
Belfast
Hearth - warmth, stories, a place to gather and share memories (a place so dear to everyone's heart, it even has heart in the name.)
The National Grande Café
Belfast
From coffee and fresh pastries on the go, delicious soups and sandwiches for lunch and exquisite evening meals with wine or cocktails – there is something to satisfy every palate at any time of day. We also have one of Belfast's biggest beer gardens.
The Belfast Empire
Belfast
A converted church in the heart of Belfast, boasting the city's most diverse offering of entertainment. Regular gigs include the Comedy Club, Blues Club and Supper Club.
The John Hewitt Bar & Restaurant
Belfast
Located in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, The John Hewitt first opened its doors in December 1999. The bar is unique in its ownership as it is owned by The Belfast Unemployed Resource Centre.
Itinerary Distances
| From | To | Distance * (metric) |
|---|---|---|
| The Errigle Inn (54.57594,-5.91716) | Horatio Todd's (54.59513,-5.86415) | 3.63 |
| Horatio Todd's (54.59513,-5.86415) | Sunflower Public House (54.60305,-5.9327) | 4.06 |
| Sunflower Public House (54.60305,-5.9327) | Kelly's Cellars (54.59949,-5.93213) | 0.36 |
| Kelly's Cellars (54.59949,-5.93213) | Crown Liquor Saloon (54.5945,-5.93632) | 0.56 |
| Crown Liquor Saloon (54.5945,-5.93632) | The Dirty Onion (54.60162,-5.92701) | 0.9 |
| The Dirty Onion (54.60162,-5.92701) | Duke of York (54.6018,-5.9274) | 0.03 |
| Duke of York (54.6018,-5.9274) | McHugh’s Bar & Restaurant (54.60088,-5.92326) | 0.26 |
| McHugh’s Bar & Restaurant (54.60088,-5.92326) | The Spaniard (54.60096,-5.92596) | 0.16 |
| The Spaniard (54.60096,-5.92596) | Pavilion Bar (54.57622,-5.91637) | 2.54 |
| Pavilion Bar (54.57622,-5.91637) | Hearth Pub Ballyhackamore (54.59522,-5.87033) | 3.28 |
| Hearth Pub Ballyhackamore (54.59522,-5.87033) | The National Grande Café (54.60022,-5.92722) | 3.34 |
| The National Grande Café (54.60022,-5.92722) | The Belfast Empire (54.58872,-5.93213) | 1.19 |
| The Belfast Empire (54.58872,-5.93213) | The John Hewitt Bar & Restaurant (54.60208,-5.92872) | 1.35 |
| Total Distance * | 21.64 miles | |
| Estimated Journey Time | 42 minutes | |
* Approximate distance by road
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