From former bank vaults to former merchant
stores, Belfast’s past has been converted into its
present, these renovated premises now resonate
to the clink of beer glasses and the sound of
live music spilling out onto the cobbled streets.
When night falls, take a stroll through the city
that brought you Van Morrison, Snow Patrol
and countless more and you’ll hear music of all
kinds emanating from the bars and nightspots.
Traditional; punk; folk: it’s all here and it’s all good.
Step inside and wet your whistle, or linger in one of
the many beer gardens that form small oases, tucked
away amidst the brickwork and winding back streets.
Whether you’re visiting Belfast for business, pleasure or a little
bit of both, keep this publication close at hand. The Entertainment
Guide contains everything you need to turn a pleasant Highland stay into an
unforgettable one.
Since the brand launch in 2000, visitors to our national website have
requested recognition for the best venues throughout Great Britain
and Ireland, therefore I decided to acknowledge and reward these
businesses by inviting the general public to vote for their favourites
through our website. Voting begins in January each year, and we
recognise the achievements by issuing certificates to those top
businesses which have been recommended. Good Luck!
If you appear in this edition of the guide, you have been
recommended or reviewed by cityuncovered.co.uk
Remember...this is the original Entertainment Guide...
accept no other!!
John Campbell
Managing Editor
The Entertainment Guide
(“
The Wee Yellow Book
™
”
)
5
Belfast 2020/21
