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5.0 based on 79 reviews
5.0 based on 50 reviews
A family-run traditional Irish pub in centre of Cushendall village in the beautiful Glens of Antrim. A place for music lovers to come and listen or join in. Music includes traditional Irish music, folk, ballads, blues etc. Come along, enjoy the homely atmosphere with cosy open fires and meet our lovely local clientele for a chat and a drink.
5.0 based on 54 reviews
Glad we stumbled upon this local pub Good vibe here - friendly staff Came here when halloween band were playing so lots of great revellers in costume & jn good form Pity there was no jazz but glad we visited all the same
5.0 based on 93 reviews
under 25s and students get in for £3!! THE FIRST TEN CUSTOMERS TO ARRIVE WILL BE ENTERED INTO A RAFFLE TO WIN a £10 PAVILION VOUCHER! 6 comedians! Some brand new, some old pros! Each with 5-10 minutes to make you laugh (bar the opener and headliner)! Every monday for the last 9 YEARS Luke McGibbon (@Msieuinternet) and Ross Mitchell have hosted them all in the pavilion, a lovely and intimate venue! "A warm, welcoming and inclusive night" Culture NI "My favourite place to do comedy in Belfast" Rich Hall "Definitely an ideal way to spend a monday evening" Gigging NI
Brilliant night here and amazing value for money! So much local talent and class atmosphere. Can't wait to go back!
4.5 based on 579 reviews
This club is popular among locals and tourists alike.
My husband and I visited here on a Wednesday night and we thought it would be very quiet but not at all. The band started at 10.30pm and played til after 12.30. Great atmosphere, people were really enjoyed the music etc. The Cathedral Quarter is a nice spot to visit if you are in Belfast Would definitely recommend a visit
4.5 based on 72 reviews
This Catholic-area club often features live bands.
Went to felons today with the family for Sunday lunch it was first class the food was amazing and the customer service was top class
4.5 based on 503 reviews
This pub is best known for its delicious food and traditional music.
What more can we say about Belfast oldest pub my brother and I adore this place electric buzz Great staff and next door to the best chippy in Belfast unreal thumbs up
4.5 based on 139 reviews
We were supposed to be seeing a band in the larger concert hall upstairs but the gig was cancelled. We still went to Belfast anyway and went to The Empire just to see what it was like. Glad we did. Great atmosphere, friendly staff and brilliant live music. It's in the University area of the city near to Botanic train station. We went on a Sunday night, not really expecting much to be on because people are back in work on the Monday. They must go in later in Belfast. The place was bouncing. A good selection of beers and they had lots of large screens dotted around the place. They show all the live sports. By the end of the night people were up dancing all over the place. Just a really friendly pub/venue with a great feeling about it.
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Peadar O'Donnels, the home of Live traditional & contemporary music in Derry. On our premises we have 3 different bars – Peadar O’Donnells, the Gweedore Bar and Fifty Seven Waterloo St. Peadars is known throughout the world and is a must visit location for the many tourists that flock to Derry in ever increasing numbers. We are famous for, among other things, our live music which is largely organised but has regular impromptu sessions from either local musicians or visiting performers. Whichever of our bars you would like to visit, you are guaranteed a warm welcome, a good time and the best pint of Guinness in Derry!
A group of my friends and myself wher in this little bar today 19th of January after a night out we thought we would go for the cure, just one for the road home, but little did we know we would still be there 3hours into the day, we first landed in and there was a barman behind the bar and was nothing but polite, we felt sorry for the young fella as he said he was up watching the McGregor fight and that’s how it all started, we started to slag each other the 7 of us and was giving it straight back, Cormac (the bar man) lifted everyone’s spirits he even managed to sell to souvenir t-shirts and there Derry pins to us, he is an Huge asset to this bar. This is why I would highly recommend going to visit this bar, from the words of Cormac himself “somethings cannot be taught” and he was true he’s a true old style bar man to who you can sit and just have a few pints and laughs with. So thank you to Cormac for everything you did for us and lifting 7 Hungover people. Top Class
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