bit cheeky night out good food butnot everyone got dessert, but was delicious!!! just the way itw…read moreas advertised!!! out of all places also cleanest and in its raw form!! lads would visit again ! ps djsetwas bosh

Total Trash Bags. I have always had strong Irish Pride and was under the impression, we were all in…read moreunison, especially in Ireland. I couldn't have been more wrong! Our tour group (20 adults) felt the immediate diversity in this town, the moment we entered. We were turned away from this bar as well as several others in the area from having an Irish southerner as our guide. We couldn't wait to get away from the bad vibes and go towards a more positive part of town. (AKA not protistan territory). Shame on Filthy McNasty, who clearly lives up to their name.

Lagan Lounge is located within Belfast Central Station, it's the place to get a quick pint before…read moreheading off on the train. To be fair I think I've only ever seen Hen and Stag parties bound for Dublin on The Enterprise using this service. They do really good beer and cocktail offers. This isn't a place where you would go for a heavy one, it really is aimed at onward travellers, it's just like an airport bar. There's loads of comfy seating and plenty of tables with views over The Lagan (hence the name). They even have a screen stating all train arrival and departure times. Not really my cup of tea, but I think it's really handy if you have time to kill in Central Station.

I have a nostalgic soft spot for this pub since it's where my partner and I had our first date. If…read morewe ever break up I might feel differently, so check back for updates. I also love the comedy night, which always delivers great laughs.

Service was not friendly or personable. At one point they told us they stopped serving mixed drinks…read more(at 8pm with no explanation and mixed drinks being made for a private party in an adjoining room). The food was mid and the atmosphere was less than desirable. I hate to give poor reviews and yet it's necessary for this one. We actually left disappointed overall. The fish and chips were just ok as was the sausage and mash. The frickles were unimpressive and most of our group didn't care for the hummus (plus the bread was just 2 thin tortillas that had been toasted and cut). The chili chicken was decent but nothing to rave about and the calamari type dish was just bland. Maybe we caught them on an off night but if that's the case I would think the servers could step up and at least be friendly. Most staffers looked the other way or were just not accommodating.

Food was delicious and we were able to watch a game at the same time. Cocktails we tried included…read moreFrench martini (yum), dark & stormy, margarita and of course a Guinness. We tried a variety of items: pie special (chicken and mushroom in a peppercorn sauce), Cajun chicken special, chicken stack and fish and chips. All were delicious and the service was solid. Location is great and the people are friendly. Parking was a little tight but that's all of Ireland IMO. Would definitely recommend We also tried the apple cinnamon crumble and it was wonderful

Brilliant local pub; staff was amazing (they helped us borrow the phone to solve airport issues),…read morethey made beer recommendations, and were all around just pleasant to interact with. Parking was pretty easy, there are loads of street parking spots on side streets; lots of tables inside, outside, and a back restaurant area off the bar. We chose to sit in the bar area, viewing their massive tap list, with loads of local craft brews (complete with Untapped check-ins). We ordered the Potato, leek, sausage platter and the Chicken Burger with sweet potato fries. The mashed potatoes had a great pop of flavor, the Yorkshire pudding was fluffy not soggy, and the sausages melted in my mouth. The Chicken Burger had a unique flavor spice profile, with wonderfully crisp sweet potato fries. We also ate some sticky toffee pudding for dessert, that had a warm buttery goodness to it. I definitely recommend stopping by for food!

We were staying at the Hilton and wanted to have an evening drink, and maybe a little dessert,…read moreafter a long day of sightseeing, so we went downstairs to the Cables Bar. Victoria was helping us and she was very knowledgable and helpful. My wife enjoyed a glass of Rose and I had some Bushmills 15-year (very smooth!). We paired it with the 3 scoops of ice cream with a waffle cone (fresh tasting ice cream) - and went traditional with Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry (our own Neopolitan blend).

Dropped in for lunch while waiting for my room to be ready. The pot of haddock chowder was pretty…read moregreat. I also got a sandwich that came with a small salad and chips. Overall, it's an okay little hotel restaurant and bar. Not particularly worth going out of your way, but not a bad place to grab a bite and a drink if you are at the hotel and don't feel like leaving.

Great pub with lots to offer. Always has drink promos available and offers a range of entertainment…read morefrom live football, pool tables, comedy nights and live bands. Great place to go for Sunday lunch, it's not a car very but the roast is delicious and good value

Lovely friendly pub with live music and good wine. Great for watching sport and hearing traditional…read moreIrish live music too.

It's a cute cafe and bar in downtown Belfast. The gin selection is good but wouldnt say it was…read moreamazing and the cocktails didnt necessarily highlight the gins given the amount of sugar and other ingredients in them. I think they may have had gin flights but we didnt see anything about that. They get their food from next door (burgers and tacos) which is fine and perfectly acceptable.

It was our first time in Belfast and decided to do our own pub crawl (especially if you have too…read moremany beers). Luckily we were not driving so Muriel's was our second stop. Since we had already had lunch we sat at the bar for a beer. We were greeted by a nice bartender. We told her we were looking for either a beer or cider. There are a few tables outside to enjoy the weather and a few tables inside. The bar area downstairs is small with quite a sizable collection of bras hanging from the ceiling. We ordered a Hilden Belfast Blonde and a Small Axe Session IPA. It wasn't super busy so talked to the bartender about travel. As another bartender walked in we also discussed beer and cocktails. He told us that flavored Gins were popular. He let us smell a few of the popular ones since we are not big gin drinkers. Decided to stop in the ladies room before leaving and found an interesting group of old photos while there. We didn't try any food but loved the beer and cocktail options and really enjoyed talking to both the bartenders. Stop by and check it out.

This must have been my good luck bar because we happened upon it by accident and as we were waiting…read morefor a drink a stool happened to become available right in front of a group of trad musicians! The bartenders were friendly and the vibes were great. We really enjoyed the hour or so we spent here.

Classic cool Irish pub which started in 1720. Walls are full of various Irish memorabelia. Wanted…read moreto try their infamous stew but we were unfortunately too late The place was JAMMED packed w/mainly local folks, young & old. VERY loud. Had a couple pints and a bit of crack. Hope to try the stew next visit. Waiters mighty busy & on top of their game!!! Inside & outside seating w/heat lamps

If you are into the history of the Titanic Ocean Liner and Belfast, Ireland, then this is your spot…read moreto stay in. Driving in at first doesn't impress and it begs the question, am I in the right place ? The red brick building looks old next to the very modern Titanic Museum. But, once you enter this amazingly beautiful back in time hotel, you know it is really something to write about when visiting Northern Ireland ! The decor is so tastefully done to transport you back to the days of the launching of the Titanic. From the ocean liner lamps to the rivets on the doors. From the grand open air bar to the ocean liner models. All will impress you and bring you back in time. There is also plenty of open space to sit and relax or even play a game of chess ! Our room had a California King size bed with a beautiful art deco black/white tile bathroom. Our room was bright and airy with notably high ceilings. Nice 55" flat screen tv and a nice desk. Good closet space as well a room safe. Note: One thing I didn't like was the standard European low water pressure for the shower ! Plus, be very careful entering and exiting the tub/shower. Slipping is very possible. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The dining area is clean and the food is good. There is even a window to look into the kitchen galley to see the food being prepared ! I would definitely stay here the next time I'm in Belfast !

Bedroom and bathroom were the biggest we've had in our 4 city tour of Ireland. There was also a…read moreseparate bath tub which was a very welcome surprise. The dinner food that was served left a lot to be desired. My main entree was a bit overcooked and therefore was dry. I asked for extra sauce and after an enormous time waiting for it, I finally asked the server what happened and she said they ran out and the the cooked just made enough for the meals that were prepared. So therefore both food and service was a fail.

Located in the Dukes Hotel this elegant bar and lounge was just what we needed after a long day of…read moresight seeing, complete with delicious selections of bar snacks, full menu, full bar, and well made cocktails. Plenty of indoor/outdoor seating. Everyday of the week has its own theme night, my fave was Monday SpeedQuiz night (9p-11p) and live music almost daily. My favorite snack was the Spicy Squid. The staff was also friendly and the place has a fantastic decor, love the practitioner theme. Cash/Card accepted, or if you're a guest you can charge it to the room. Can't wait to return and visit this lovely place!!