The 6 Best Bars & Clubs in City Centre, Northern Ireland

This pub is best known for its delicious food and traditional music.

This pub attracts a wide variety of people and features great music and drinks. This traditional old Irish bar dates back to the early 18th century and has claims to be the city's oldest bar still in existence. There is a lovely traditional mahogany horse shoe shaped bar in the downstairs bar, with a raised seating area, where you can spend many hours having 'the craic' in one of the old booths. Upstairs is a more relaxed affair with traditional old booths and top notch service. The Morning Star is a Belfast favourite, where you'll have some top whiskies, gins, craft beers, cocktails and wines served by Belfast finest bar staff. We also have a great pub menu and have won numerous food awards, we are always looking at using new exciting new ingredients and also run a monthly Beef Club and a Craft Beer & Cheese Night. The Pub always has some sort of live sport on, usually horse racing with a mixture of rugby, golf, boxing or motorsports.

Posh pub for the "twenty-something" party lover.

The Award winning John Hewitt Bar & Restaurant is a traditional pub in the heart of Belfast’s lively Cathedral Quarter. Lunches are served between 12pm and 3pm Monday - Saturday. Live music is played in the bar six nights per week. The bar is completely free from TV’s and gaming machines.

White’s Tavern is an Irish bar located in Belfast city centre. The first Tavern license in Belfast was granted in 1630 to the building of Whites Tavern, making it Belfasts oldest bar. From the 1600’s through to the 1700’s the entire alley housed many wine and spirit merchants, giving the alleyway the name “Winecellar Entry.” Over time, Whites has evolved and has woven itself into the very fabric of Belfast's hospitality scene. We hope you enjoy your time with us here at Whites. Céad Míle Fáilte.