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Best bars in Belfast, United Kingdom

10 businesses ranked by rating and number of reviews. How we rank

  1. (6,201 reviews)

    Irish pub · £10–30

    “Amazing old authentic Belfast pub that serves a perfect Guinness”

  2. (5,530 reviews)

    Pub · £10–20

    Lively pub with whiskey bar & live music. Classic pub down a cobbled alley with mirrored whiskey bar, old advertising signs and live music.

  3. (2,741 reviews)

    Pub · £10–20

    Renovated pub with a pizza oven. The security cage has been retained at this renovated pub with a beer garden housing a pizza oven.

  4. (737 reviews)

    Pub · £10–20

    “Had the loveliest Guinness really good atmosphere.”

  5. 6. Harp Bar

    (3,408 reviews)

    Pub · £10–40

    “Authentically Irish, beautiful bar serving great Guinness.”

  6. (2,848 reviews)

    Pub · £10–20

    “Only had drinks here but by far the best drinks we had in Belfast.”

  7. (1,528 reviews)

    Irish pub · £10–50

    “Ben behind the bar was so friendly and made fab drinks!”

  8. (5,922 reviews)

    Irish pub · £10–30

    Timber framed pub built in 1680. Traditional looking pub with a modern vibe including a Jameson barrel sculpture in the beer garden.

  9. (903 reviews)

    Cocktail bar · £10–20

    “Great cocktails made to order, great music, great atmosphere”

Frequently asked questions

What are the best bars in Belfast, United Kingdom?

Based on ratings weighted by the number of reviews, the top-rated bars in Belfast, United Kingdom are The Stock Exchange at Haymarket Belfast (4.8 stars from 199 reviews), Kelly's Cellars (4.7 stars from 6,201 reviews) and Duke of York (4.7 stars from 5,530 reviews).

How many bars are there in Belfast, United Kingdom?

CityBusinessFinder lists 10 bars in Belfast, United Kingdom. 8 of them have an average rating of 4.5 or higher.

Which bars in Belfast, United Kingdom are open on Sunday?

10 of 10 list Sunday opening hours, including The Stock Exchange at Haymarket Belfast (1–11 pm), Kelly's Cellars (12:30–1 am, 12 pm–12:30 am) and Duke of York (1–8 pm). Hours can change, so call ahead before you go.