My Local I'd say, fantastic place to go for a drink, it's cheap, quiet and has plenty of space. Has…read more3 levels, 1st Floor is where the Dance Hall is, usually only open on selected days of the week or for do's, 2nd Floor is where I can normally be found lol this is called the Sports Bar all drinks under £3, downstairs also may I add, pool or snooker 50p, 3 TV's for to watch the Horses, Football, Darts etc... And lastly there's the 3rd Floor but this is for members only. Typical working mans club, never any trouble, always full of of decent people. I have always had a great time here anytime I've been, friendly staff & patrons, I will probably be going here till I drop haha. Definitely worth a visit I've brought two American Tourists here and they loved it!

The Dockers club is somewhere my parents used to go to and still do for occasions like weddings and…read morebirthdays. I have only been there for a school event years ago. It was a talent contest so the stage was used and required setting up. The staff were very helpful in making sure everything was set up and ready to go. Unlike a lot of pubs in Belfast, the drinks at this place were shockingly cheap. I thoroughly enjoyed this fact and got a little worse for ware. The place is very old fashioned looking and they don't appear to have any intention to change it, but I don't think they have to, or need to for that matter. This place was originally for the dockers to come into after a hard days work. Those days are over but it's still a busy place and it don't think it'll stop.

Great spot in sailor town Belfast for drinks. Can hire place out for private parties at very good…read moreprice which includes resident band. Holds a fair number of people. If food needed then has to be brought in by approved caterers. Great venue for boxing as well.

This bar is a nice we spot food is nice and staff are friendly…read more It got done up a few years ago but it looks stunning very nice it looks the part They also cater for parties up stairs They have a pool room with two tables and a nice outside beer garden Defo a nice spot they have entertainment on at the weeks and a dj sum nights to

can you help me its davey powers son graham am looking for r patrick steven louies gel ive been…read moretrying to get in touch but cant find the phone numbers my email is graham.1971@hotmail.co.uk thank you very much if you can help

Eastway Social Club is commonly known as 'The Alpha.' It's situated in the middle of Rathcoole…read moreestate and in bygone days once housed the local cinema (called The Alpha) but is now home of the locals watering hole. It's a pretty basic bar, not great but by no means the worst I've ever been to. They're a chatty bunch, good service, good craic. Honestly though you need to be careful in this area . You probably wouldn't want to head here unless you come invited. I'm not a regular or know it all about the area, but I would reckon that's your safest bet. If you're interested talk to someone local about it. I don't want to put any one off but just be mindful of the area you're in if you decide to nip in. Rathcoole is a predominantly Loyalist estate so be careful. It falls under the category of a 'Blue nose bar' and is known as a Loyalist, members only working mens club.

The Whitehouse Working Mens Club (a.k.a. The Workies) is, as far as I've seen, a bar which is…read morepredominantly reserved for locals (if you're not a member you have to sign in upon arrival ) but the wee old man who sits at the front desk is the best of banter (He used to be my milk man!) he's still very pleasant and accommodating. The bar certainly can get busy over the weekends but I'd say it's pretty quiet for the rest of the time. It's a good bar for an older crowd to enjoy a quiet drink at the weekend. The bar itself is split in to various floors and sections so you can experience different surroundings. It's nothing fancy but no over the top airs or graces. It does what it says on the tin, a club for working (wo)men to come relax, have a drink or a meal. The restaurant has only opened a short while ago (then closed, apparently over row with chef, now reopened under new management) and although it is now a little more pricey it still does the same job. You can come and enjoy your Friday lunch here and won't have to worry about breaking the bank. You won't come any where near. Bonus, did I mention how cheap the pints are? Your round! Cheers!

Christian Brother's past pupils union is more of a bar than anything else. These are members only…read morebars which served the community in their areas during the troubles, when it was dangerous to go to a bar for fear of some ejit blowing it up. The CB is still running but like many of these social clubs, are finding it hard to cope financially. I have been to several birthdays held at the CB. They rooms are large and kept in good order. They have a functionality about them whilst managing not to look dated. They drinks are also exceptionally cheap compared to the usual pubs in Belfast. If you're looking for a casual drink for cheap and you live in the area, then becoming a member would be a sensible option.

Sir Charles Lanyon built this hall in 1869. The Belfast MP was also a lodge Grandmaster as well as…read morebeing the architect of Queen's University amongst many other buildings. The club is still in use by over one hundred lodges and by Donegall Masonic Club. It has been home to Donegall Masonic Club since 1878, one of the oldest clubs in Ireland, named after the Marquees of Donegall. The building was recently refurbished and is now a delight and pleasure to look at on Corn Market. There are many interesting historical stories relating to this hall which has seen so much of Belfast's history both in and around its walls. The venue is available for hire for events including; meetings, social gatherings and events. Visit http://www.artursquare.org for more details.