Bars & Pubs in Antrim

Antrim, Co. Antrim is home to Rococo Wine Bar, a bar and pub that offers a la carte dining. They serve lunch and Sunday lunch at all their locations. Rococo Kells provides a 20% discount on lunches every Friday and Saturday between 12pm and 4pm.

Antrim, Co. Antrim. The Elk Complex offers a bistro with a special menu available Thursday to Saturday, and an Á la Carte menu Wednesday to Saturday with evening and lunch specials. Sunday lunch features slow-roasted dinners with trimmings. A dessert menu includes baked treats. The venue also has the Elk Creagh Suite, a 200-capacity room for functions.

This Belfast bar offers a range of entertainment. Fridays feature music from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s with DJ Neal McClelland. Saturdays are party nights with resident DJ Johnny Hero. Comedy nights take place on Tuesdays at Smooth Iron. Upstairs in The Library Bar, book club meet-ups are hosted monthly. The Watson building, originally known as Library House and built in 1896, was formerly home to furniture manufacturer Robert Watson & Co Ltd.

This Belfast bar offers Irish dishes including boxtys and stews, alongside traditional favourites and in-house baking. The Thirsty Goat serves a selection of beers, ales, and spirits, including Irish whiskey and a locally brewed India Pale Ale. Live entertainment featuring local talent is provided, with traditional music sessions and live bands.

This Belfast bar offers modern classic food throughout the day, including a lunch special and small plates. The Phoenix Bar is set over two floors and provides spaces for hire suitable for various occasions. The establishment has been located on the Antrim Road since 1894.

Sip & Stone is a bar and pub located in Crumlin, Co. Antrim. The business operates food and beverage outlets in locations where people are on the move, including airports and railway stations.

County Antrim Indoor Bowling Club in Antrim, Co. Antrim, provides indoor bowls facilities with twelve rinks and short mat play. They host leagues and tournaments, and the venue is available for hire for events including exhibitions, parties, conferences, and funeral receptions. The club also offers space for community activities such as darts and pilates. A fully licensed bar is open to members and visitors.

Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim is home to The Central Bar, a local establishment offering a range of drinks and food. Facilities include TV screens, an accessible outside area, and Racing TV. The Central Bar hosts seasonal beer festivals featuring international brewers and offers a Christmas menu. They also serve a spritz cocktail range and a Hot Honey Chicken Bowl. Children are permitted on the premises between 8:00 am and 9:00 pm.

Roger Casements Social Club in Ballymena, Co. Antrim is a venue that hosts Gaelic football and camogie. The club provides Gaelic football for ages from 6 up to senior level, and camogie is also available.