A Pub Crawl in Belfast with some of the best traditional pubs where you can drink the best Guinness while listening to traditional music!
Kellys Cellars is a public house in Belfast, Northern Ireland, situated at 30 Bank Street in the city centre. Built in 1720, it is one of the oldest pubs of Belfast.
Dirty Onion – Although only recently opened, it makes the list for one of the best pubs in Ireland. The Dirty Onion is one of Belfast’s oldest buildings – dating back to 1780 when the building was used as a bonded spirit warehouse from 1921.
The Crown – located in Great Victoria Street. Refurbished to a high standard in 1885, it is an outstanding example of a Victorian gin palace, and is one of Northern Ireland’s best-known pubs.
Madden’s bar – This little off-the-beaten-path bar is quite the find in Belfast. Non-touristy and incredibly local, you’ll see all sorts of local wall decorations. The atmosphere has just the right amount of grunge and there is live Irish music every night. It has a great range of drinks and has an amazing fireplace to add to the atmosphere.
Whites Tavern – This historic 17th-century tavern is in Winecellar Entry, an old trading alley where Mercury newspaper was founded in the 1850s.
McHughs – This is the oldest pub and one of the oldest buildings in Belfast. It dates from 1711. It’s now a busy urban venue with a 100-seater restaurant, but the building itself dates back over 300 years.
The Harp Bar, situated alongside its big brother, the hugely famous Duke of York, is a pub like no other. Firstly, it is a proper public house for the mature drinker selling crisps, dulse, coffees, independent draught beers and extensive whiskies and at all times “Belfast Craic” with a huge heart
Duke of York nestled along a narrow cobbled alleyway in the historic Half Bap area, the Duke offers a traditional Belfast welcome of craic, music and humour in contrast to the modern fashionable establishments currently blowing into the surrounding streets.
Robinsons – meters away from The Crown, Robinsons Bar is one of Belfast’s longest established bars and provides great choice for your night out with 5 venues under one roof
Lavery’s – Lavery’s is a Belfast classic which is suitable for people of all genres. Downstairs is a traditional pub with Sports on TV and usually acoustic sessions by local musicians. Whilst upstairs, there is pool tables, a roof terrace and on the weekends it opens into a nightclub venue.
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