Just off Cornmarket, this is an upstairs pub over the ever-changing shop downstairs, it has, as the name would suggest a nautical fee, for many years I wondered why it had cloth nailed to the ceiling.
It turns out they were meant to be sails. A bit dodgy at night and there are significantly better pubs in the surrounding area.
Within stumbling distance of the McNichols and en-route to the kitchen, large food orientated pub, split level, is extremely dark inside and would make a good rock pub, if it didn’t have a bit of reputation. Not a bad boozer, worth the visit for the lunch
The oldest bar in Belfast, in the courtyard behind Monaco and within stumbling distance of Bridge Street, again a traditional looking bar but I think it lost some of its charms after being done out and then being burnt out. Still dark and cosy. Foods pretty good but of note is the hand-drawn Guinness, the […]
Large super pub on the site of the old northern Whig building, classy inside and large, has a fixation with food, the beer isn’t too bad, worth popping into seeing the statues liberated from the former USSR
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