Status : Closed 1997 BlackStaff Square Amelia Street, two decades and before, was probably the most infamous street in the city, frequented by ‘Ladies of the Night’! Not any more! Amelia Street has gone Up Market. It’s now brightly lit, with scarcely even a hint of a darkened doorway in sight. It also boasts fine […]
17 Lombard St, Belfast BT1 1RB The exterior is bright, with attractive peach and cream colour decor, while the interior is every bit as nice, with 5 large open upholstery snugs on your left, terrazzo floor, and at the bottom of the bar a stone wall, looking very like Scrabo stone, and to the back […]
29 Chichester St, Belfast BT1 4JB The Garrick is one of the most attractive fronts in the province, with its eye-catching colours of black and gold, swinging sign, and the old self-standing street lamp, all enticing you to come inside. The interior won’t disappoint you either. This famous hostelry is over 150 years old and […]
16 Fountain St, Belfast BT1 5ED It began life as a Primary School, then a bar, till it was bombed in Easter 1941, and rebuilt in 1954 by Convery’s (the former owners, and the name of the bar). Kevin O’Kane had it for some time, till he passed it on to the present owners, Croft […]