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1. Crown Liquor Saloon
Dating from 1826, this is the jewel in Northern Ireland's crown of pubs. Opposite the Europa Hotel and the Grand Opera House, this gas-lit old...
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2. Mono Bar Cafe
- Located a bit out of the town center, Mono Bar Café is still one of the coolest places to hang out in Belfast. With a chic Japanese interior and... read more
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3. Helter Skelter
- Saturday weekly. Almost a Belfast institution, Helter Skelter has taken on the mantel of Saturday nights at the Limelight and, over the course... read more
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4. Globe (The)
- From early to late, you can do everything you could possibly want to do in a dining and drinking establishment right here: from breakfast, lunch,... read more
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7. Ulster Hall Group Theatre
- You'll find this theatre beside the main entrance to the Ulster Hall on Bedford Street. The Group Theatre brings contemporary, international and... read more
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8. Cafe Vincent
- This is one of the first forays into continental-style cafe eating in Belfast and to date one of the most successful. Situated on cosmopolitan... read more
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9. Robinson's
- Robinson's is a thriving and lively bar set right in the middle of the city - beside the famous Crown Liquor Saloon and across the road from the... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- Ah yes, the Irish. They sing and drink, and, they...drink and drink! While Dublin might have Temple Bar, Belfast has massive amounts of pubs with more than a few characters to spare. Bars like the Crown Liquor Saloon built in the early 1800's are plentiful in Belfast, as is live music, at 4 p.m., on a weekday. Robinson's is a thriving and lively bar set right in the middle of the city - beside the famous Crown Liquor Saloon and across the road from the Europa Hotel and the Grand Opera House. This is a bar that is busy at all times and popular with a wide, varied mixture of people. Located a bit out of the town center, Mono Bar Café is one of the coolest places to hang out in Belfast. With a chic Japanese interior and cream color scheme, along with comfortable leather chairs, this is the place to come to chill with a group of friends. Regarding the music, there is traditional Irish folk tunes in almost every pub, but you can also find your fair share of American cover bands. So don't be afraid to get in touch with your inner Madonna.
