GRANNY ANNIES IS A LEADING OPERATOR IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY WITHIN NORTHERN IRELAND. ORGINATING FROM THE NORTH WEST OF THE PROVINCE, THE FAMILY RUN BUSINESS CURRENTLY OPERATE GRANNY ANNIES KITCHEN & BAR
Simple, traditional venue filled with small tables and stools and serving beers, spirits and wines.
Irish folk music is performed nightly at this cozy pub with Irish stew & a big selection of whiskey.
The Secret Garden and The Roof Terrace will transport you from the hustle and bustle of Belfast city
Back in Stock for the Sunny Weekend @ TheRoyal Off Sales & Woodvale Wines Only 3 for £12, with 6
Our friendly and knowledgable staff can guide you! Lines are cleaned after every keg to ensure each
A cosy 19th-century alehouse with a mahogany bar and terrazzo floor, serving steaks and pasta.
81 Chichester St, Belfast BT1 4JE, UK
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