Allround great bar. Owners and staff are great and the pool table is level. Also very close to the…read morehospital if you give yourself alcohol poisoning or drunkenly fall on the way home.

We loved this place, where we stopped in the late morning for a pint. We met some very interesting…read morepeople who were very open to us, after they warmed up to us. We had a couple drinks and continued on our travels. They were nice enough to offer suggestions for tours and sights. Some very interesting history of this Ireland pub! If we make it back to Belfast, we will definitely stop in here!

This is a popular pub at the bottom of the Glen Road. Also sometimes referred to as "The…read moreGravediggers' Arms", as it's directly across the road from Milltown Cemetery. Covering three floors (the first floor serving as a restaurant during the day, usually having additional entertainment a few evenings a week, and the top floor being a small "attic" bar for small functions) it's a good place for a pint, day or night. It's bustling most nights, with various entertainment on from week to week (two-piece bands, DJs, etc.). The bar is a square, plonked right in the middle of the place. This is handy for getting a drink no matter where you're sitting, but probably not so convenient for the bar staff. Typical traditional style decor - wooden floors, comfortable seats. The price of pints are hard to beat, coming in at around £2.50, which is pretty good. Plenty of TVs around for the football and the racing, and worth calling in for a pint if you're visiting Belfast and happen to be along the Falls Road.

The Railway Bar, or Mickey Kelly's as its known, is a traditional-style pub. Has a mixed age-group…read moreof patrons so you'll find golden oldies as well as young 'uns propping up the bar, though it tends to draw more of an older crowd. A chilled, relaxed atmosphere permeates and it's definitely a good place to catch up with friends and chat over a pint. Any time I've visited, which has always been on a Saturday, there's live music playing. A friendly vibe permeates and Mickey Kelly's frequently reminds me of the bar from American sitcom Cheers. It has a laid-back feel and is very popular with locals, so has a solid core of regulars who all know each other. Cocktails are good and beer is excellent. Would recommend.

Great pints of Harp Ice, darting pub and beside the bookies- the ingredients for a perfect Saturday!read more

been here a few years ago when it was open but now its been closed for the last couple of…read moreyears...t.hink there was a fire.....but when i was here i had a great time and nice locals with good svc....maybe when the economy gets better it will open again....i'm sure with a new owner

This large darkish room seems to be a kind've huge 'holding pen' for passengers waiting for their…read moreflight gate to be announced. Just like the sign says "Relax and shop" they should have a more honest one which simply says "Get bevvied" for that's what the majority of the people in here seem intent on doing. There's quite a bit of seating in the actual bar and they have another roped off bit over the way in which the overspill seem content to sit. It's actually quite pleasant if empty but today was packed with stags and hens sinking cider like it was going out of fashion. There was quite a lengthy food menu but i didn't fancy my chances though they seemed to be doing a roaring trade with their all day breakfasts. Selection and pricing at the bar was nothing special but they did seem to have a few offers on which no doubt catered to the party brigade. Pros: Big and roomy. Cons: Noisy and a bit impersonal.

We went to Mint to celebrate my friend's 21st birthday party, and as it's more than 2 hours away on…read morethe bus from Enniskillen (taking into account a number of alcohol fuelled stops)I was hoping that it was worth the journey. When we arrived the place was absolutely packed, which is always a sign of a good place. The interior of this place is absolutely brilliant, with everything being so modern and new. The best thing about Mint is that it has three different floors each with a different atmosphere. The bottom floor is has got the feel of a traditional bar, almost like somewhere you'd go after work for a few sociable's. The second floor is what I like to call the "dancey part", this where all the young ones show off their new moves as featured by Justin Beiber. Finally the third floor is the laid back part, it's a lot smaller than the other two floors but has a cocktail bar and chill out area. This is where the not so young ones go when their feet are sore and they want a bit of space from the dance floor. However, if anyone has come up from the country to Cookstown before, they will probably know the bad part of this story. When it comes to closing time, everybody is literally chucked out onto the streets which results in argy-bargy, thrown chips and a lot of fighting. When we left here there was police everywhere who kind of put a dampener on your night but other than this, it's a great spot.

Had Sunday lunch with 3 friendsone with a 2 year old child. We had pre-booked which was lucky since…read morethe bar and restaurant were doing very brisk business. We were shown to our table immediately by a very pleasant lady and a high chair was already waiting.First impressions excellent. Said lady returned with menus and a special one which she handed to little madam, who suddenly became lady of the manor! Starters came without undue delay and my creamed vegetable soup gets 11 out of 10 pure velvet. 2 fresh melon starters disappeared silently with just a couple of "mmmms"and the caesar salad was crisp and tangy. Three generous main courses of tender roast beef accompanied by a deliciously mild pepper sauce,creamed potatoes and a vegetable selection were all given the thumbs up as was the chicken dish. The lady of the manor had sausage and creamed potatoes of which only a soupcon of potato remained. After a respectable rest period we ordered dessertsPavlovas being most popular while I had toffee cheesecakecrunchy base with a deep soft toffee centre and topped with a thin crisp chocolate layer. The other desserts came with deep melt in-the-mouth pavlova topped with forest fruits and fresh cream. A little ice-cream was all her ladyship could manage! VerdictI'll be back. Food is excellent and it's a friendly place with busy but helpful people and seems to welcome all ages. If there is a problem it would be that I was tempted to watch the TV screens in the booths opposite which may be off-putting for the diners there. Decor is up-market and building is especially suitable for wheel chairs. Cookstown needed this! Maire Eilis

A friendly place with the usual selection of draught and bottled beers available. I was there on a…read moreFriday night around 9pm and was pleasantly surprised to get some free sandwiches and cocktail sausages that were being distributed around the bar. A welcome surprise that went well with my beer.

Terry's is great! I go there every time I visit Ireland. Terry is a gentleman and so is his son…read more The live music is fun, too.