In recent years Belfast Pubs have risen like the proverbial phoenix from an offering once called a ‘ham sandwich’ to a cuisine style that is a competition to the best restaurants. Don’t be surprised to find our pubs at lunchtime jam packed with ravenous diners which of course speaks volumes about the quality of food that's on offer.
Bittle’s Bar is one of our more unique properties triangular in shape and with a fine reputation for its lunch; just around the corner is the Kitchen Bar a well known eaterie since 1859; tucked away down Joy’s Entry you’ll find McCracken’s Café Bar a popular lunchtime venue with local business people.
Down a narrow thoroughfare, Waring Street, you will find the Cloth Ear with a great reputation for good food. Reckoned by many to be the hippest place in town The Grill Room & Bar at Ten Square just behind City Hall has such a fine reputation for its food that its often standing room only. You step back in history when you enter the Morning Star in Pottinger’s Entry, once a coaching house for the Belfast to Dublin Mail Coach.
Here are the top 10 at present ...
Donegal Square West, Belfast, BT1 6JA.
43 Franklin Street, Belfast.
Victoria Square, Belfast, BT1 4QA.
25 Arthur Street, Belfast, BT1 4GQ.
46 Great Victoria St, Belfast, BT2 7BA.
12 Brunswick St, Belfast, BT2 7GG.
43 Franklin Street, Belfast, BT2 7GG.
96-100 Ann Street, Belfast, BT1 3HH.
253 Lisburn Road, Belfast, BT9 7EN.
The Merchant Hotel, 35-39 Merchant Street., Belfast, BT1 2EW.
