entertainment antrim

Formerly known as ‘The Shakespeare’, this city centre bar serves classic Belfast pub grub in while providing lively entertainment throughout the week. Look out for the pub’s very fine collection of locally produced art....

Situated in the lively Dublin Road, Bocoose offers a superb a la carte menu using the best local produce from land and sea. Here you can relax in a friendly atmosphere and enjoy traditional and modern Ulster food. An extensive wine list is also available. Parties can be catered for, and lunch for parties of ten or more can be booked by prior arrangement....

Very centrally located beside Belfast's City Hall this attractive basement premises defies categorisation and is in reality a combination of all Taste of Ulster categories. Menus are changed each day and home made desserts are a speciality....

One of the oldest bars in Belfast, the Duke of York is situated in a bustling alleyway near St Anne's Cathedral. It has contains all original reclaimed fittings giving it an old style atmosphere. Food is fresh and varied and offered in both the downstairs and upstairs bars. Live music is provided most evenings....

This pub is popular among students and young people, given the premises connections with university life! Live bands play regularly, as well as a disco bar....

A magnificent high Victorian public house with rich ornamentation and fine woodwork, glass and tiles; built at the end of the 19th century; is one of the jewels in Belfast’s entertainment sector.
Situated in a prime location on the Golden Mile, directly opposite the impressive Grand Opera House, the Crown has the most perfectly preserved Victorian pub interior in the province.
The Crown is a National Trust property....

This is a well established pub in the West Belfast Area. An opportunity to meet with the locals - many great characters. Enjoy a game of snooker or darts or have a very reasonably priced lunch with your drink....

The King's Hall Exhibition and Conference Centre is Northern Ireland's largest and most versatile venue and plays host to international music acts. Gala dinners and trade and public exhibitions. The adjacent Balmoral Conference Centre seats 600....

On 17th January 1997, Belfast's magnificent Stg 32 million Waterfront Hall opened for business. It was five years in the design, planning and building, but the city can now take real pride in this splendid, glass fronted, circular pleasure dome, which, at night appears to float on the River Lagan on whose bank it stands. Facilities include a main auditorium, BT Studio, 16 meeting rooms, two bar areas and a restaurant.

It forms the centre piece of the Lanyon Place scheme being developed b...