The food and service are both quite good…read more For the food, we were surprised by how large the portion sizes were. They also had several vegetarian options, clearly marked. For service, they were friendly and attentive, which was appreciated (with the exception of trying to pay, which did take a little bit to do since we weren't told the restaurant requires paying at the bar). There is also a decent sized parking lot and live music on the weekends (though we were not there for the music).

Stopped in for an Irish coffee before flying to Edinburgh…read more Great old bar with nice staff The coffee was great as well

I mentioned before that the last time we used Fed & Watered it broke a fairly long run of being…read morequite disappointing. It had always been the go to place, mainly through lack of competition in the airport, it also monopolised the all-important views of the runway. We stopped for food a short distance down the road from the airport this time and I was only in the mood for coffee once there, and since you know where to stand with Starbucks and they now have to most commanding view of the apron..... I went there. My wife though only finished shopping after I had finished my iced latte and was also looking for a quieter part of the airport to breast feed our son. So we ended up back in the new revamped Fed & Watered. The area that the old F&W sat in has been expanded a good deal, but F&W itself is now smaller as it shares the expanded space with its sister premises 'Coco' and 'Chopped'. The décor and set up look the part, it's stylish and modern. The only downside is that to use space more efficiently, the other 2 outlets cover a lot of the window area, which is a real irk to me as I'm a big kid and I like to see out at airports! All we got here in the end was an Americano and a brownie, and we were really only getting those to use the seating for feeding the baby, so we didn't experience the hot food. However looking around it was notable that despite being dinner time most other people around were having similar to us, tray bake and tea/coffee. The girl that served us was 'OK', there was a little of the unenthusiastic demeanour (that seems to have been mentioned about this place a few times on other review sites) which wasn't great, but the service was prompt enough. I couldn't see the coffee being made but it was just 'OK'. I didn't taste barista made, more the sort of coffee you get in the likes of Greggs where the staff just hit a button on a machine. It wasn't bad, but not amazing either. The brownie was quite nice and seemed fresh though. All in all the seating and décor make the new F&W a nice place to be (despite covering so much of the windows), even if I couldn't guarantee that the food and service has risen to the same standards!

Nice spot for a glass of wine...or 2 after my flight was delayed! Good selection of wines and…read morebeers.

Bailey's Inn (formerly known as The Hedgehog and Bucket) is a neighborhood pub with a friendly…read morebarkeep and equally friendly regulars! This was our first pub visit in the UK and in Belfast. We were warmly greeted by the female barkeep (whose name I'm sorry I forgot). She was delightful: funny and friendly. I had a 7-Up and Mom had a (half) pint. It was her first Guinness! The regular patrons were also very friendly and chatted with us a bit. I know we stuck out like sore thumbs, but it was nice to feel so welcomed. There are billiards and some games available. They have a LOT of liquor on tap, including many I didn't expect, like SoCo, Malibu, and After Shock! I LOVED the taps they had (see pic). Too bad we were only staying in the area for a day; otherwise we'd make a return trip!

Having been a few times now (mainly during the week) I've love it. The floating bar has a range of…read morebrilliant guest ales that have all been very impressive, if a little pricey. Each time we've been its been for the sharing platter which has a range of chicken wings and other goodies that have impressed each time. The service has always been fast and efficient and done with a friendly and welcoming demeanour, so all in all this has become a bit of a favourite venue

Great selection of beers (and can do flights). I tried the sour, it wasn't super sour, but it was…read moregood. Also great choices for food, lots of vegetarian and vegan options. I did the vegan platter so I could try the sweet & sour chikun, salt & pepper tofu, Buffalo cauliflower, guacamole...there even a few other things on it I can't recall now. But it was all delicious and enough for two or more people to share, I had to take a bunch with me and it was my dinner the next night as well! The vibe was great, very cozy and inviting, and the service was excellent. Definitely recommend and would go back.

Only popped in for a quick drink - had a G&T and left. Bar area was quite small but service from…read morestaff efficient and pleasant. Seems to be more a place to eat in than just a bar. Menu looked extensive with quite a few vegan options listed so would return to try them out if I was passing again...

Wanting to try somewhere out of Belfast and having read a few reasonable reviews both in the press…read moreand online we opted to visit here. Whilst the place & the service itself is fine I felt that both the food and the potion sizes could have been improved considering the prices. I opted for scampi & chips which for a professional kitchen should be so easy to do right but on this occasion they fell short of the mark. The scampi in batter was nothing special and the same applies to the chips both in terms of quality and quanity,the best chips I have had recently have come from the Wildfowler Inn in Greyabbey,totally perfect. My wifes Pork Escalops along with the vegetables were again rather small in portion size,she mentioned this to the waiter and she was ofered a complimentry desert. I certainly don't feel that I'm being to critical in this instance and will always give credit when due. For a Wednesday nite it was quite busy so it seems to be doing something right for most people. So all in all on this visit for us it was certainly a case of "could do better".

Maddens have got to be the best bar in antrim. Friendly bar staff and bouncers, not much trouble,…read moregreat djs and good live music. Its always good on a saturday nigt with dj johno and on a thursday night with a fairly regular crowd. Also a restaurant during the day serving awesome food.

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Top notch food! Large portions. Good local cuisine and assortment of liquor. Vibe is chill…read moreboth inside and out.

Great wee pub/resturant. Good choice of menu available. Great atmosphere good prices and good craic…read morewith sammy the bar man who tells terrible jokes! Good large car park to rear, also street parking.

My hubby ordered a Guinness of course. Great atmosphere. Very crowded. It's in an alley way off the…read morebeaten pass.

We were all over Ireland and North Ireland last week and spent a couple nights at this nice bar and…read morethe super cool area just outside it (with all the lit umbrellas). Really enjoyed the bar and the area. Have to remember that they don't take tips anywhere in Ireland or North Ireland. I kept telling the bartender to keep it (I'd hand him a 20 for 18 bucks of booze) and he'd just walk away - no acknowledgement or anything. Were able to try some good whiskey's here including A Friend in Hand whiskeys (this is an amazing whiskey store just down the street). The whole time we were there we got no rain (same as our first time) so we sat outside a lot, people had cute pups out there. Super nice. Didn't know UK stuff was on yelp, hope to leave a few good reviews here.

Seemed to be very much a local pub and it was pretty busy when we went in the afternoon. I got to…read moretry the Rí Rá beer. At first it was standing room only as it's quite small but a nice person brought us over to their table. We saw this happen a couple times. Very cool. Wish I'd returned another time.

We came here because we wanted to check out one of the oldest bars in Belfast. There is seating…read moreoutside, downstairs and if open the upstairs too. The whole place is generally small. But the service was friendly and great. Initially we sat downstairs and the crowd is very friendly so we could squeeze ourselves into an area and enjoy some pints. We came back later that night to listen to music and was greatly disappointed. There was no amplification and it was too noisy to hear anything. But overall a fun place.

July17, went in (after the bartender next door looked up then turned away without acknowledging us)…read more Happy we did, many ppl here watching The Open, friendly.. I think a mix of locals and visitors. The bartender was very pleasant and she nicely made my husband a coffee and cookies Nice atmosphere.

Traditional bar which has a reasonable sized front bar, complete with open fire every day,…read morememorabilia on the walls (real) and a nice atmosphere. The Guinness is fantastic and they bring it to your table for you. Back pool room and rear bar for quizzes and other events. Very clean and tidy and a good clientele make it a nice pub to spend time in. They also have traditional music on alternate thursdays.