We were in Belfast for 3 days visited 9 pubs this was the friendliest place in town,lots of locals,my kind of bar. More

The first night we arrived in Belfast we ate at Robinson's. It is walking distance from The Fitzwilliam Hotel. Meals are served "upstairs", there is a pub "downstairs"--which is the main floor. Also upstairs, but through a separate entrance in the "back" (not Victoria Street) is a disco club. Anyway, we had a decent dinner at Robinson's--to tell you how... More

We hopped across the street from the Europa to have dinner at the bistro (only place after 7pm that serves food on a Sunday) hoping to find a gem of dining. Not quite. Our server was new and we had to ask for water 3 times from 3 different people. My husband's dinner was excellent. I ordered the ham, which... More

Robinsons bar is a nice enough pub with a mixed age group which is good, didnt matter if you were from south of the border ,we still got a warm welcome.was told to visit fibber magees (the bar at the back for some live music & craic!)well certainly didnt disappoint,not much to look at,basic with some seating ,standing seemed popular.live... More

I spent an entertaining evening in Fibber Magees listening to the traditional music and people watching. A rough and ready place "a spit and sawdust bar, packed to the rafters with old Irish artifacts" as the website describes it, I found it had a pleasant, friendly atmosphere and chatted to quite a few people. I had such a good evening... More

We ate lunch upstairs sitting a window with a great view of the street below. The food was great, the atmosphere nice but the service was mediocre. Once we got our food we never saw our server again until I tracked him down to pay the bill. The food was great though and I would go back. More

Had dinner in the restaurant upstairs with 4 friends. We walked in off the street around 6:30pm, it wasnt too busy and we had no problem finidng a table. I ordered the steak sandwich and thought it was very nice, meat was cooked perfectly, only compalint would be that the pepper sauce was too spicy. Others order pork chops and... More

Have drank in Robinson's many times over the years, nice bar downstairs but can get busy (and sometimes 'rough' at the weekend) We ate in the Bistro upstairs for the first time the other day, we were quite impressed with their lunch menu. Very reasonably priced. All four of us enjoyed our meals and the service was quick too and... More

Visited 6 pubs during my stay, but this on is the best. The front part of Robinson is a stylish, shiny bar, very pleasant, actually. But traditional music takes place at the back, at the Fibber Magees. Good trad music, people dancing with whoever wanted to dance. I was on my own, but very soon people were talking to me,... More