Whites Tavern

£10–20

To be fair to whites I only sat in the corridor type bar, the others may be completely different. The food looked decent enough pub grub. My biggest grip is that like many of the bars in Belfast it now seems geared towards tourists. Never thought I would write that sentence. And my other general gripe is the lack of local beer brands. In the city centre only a few serve anything other than what the brewers command. So they all seem the same.

We have ordered the seafood chower, the 10oz ribeye, and the stew. The ribeye is well cooked and served with fresh fries and tomatoes. The seafood chowder is superb delicious, but the Irish stew is not very good. It is the oldest tavern in Belfast that is established in 1630. Many others order a pint of Guinness, and listen to the music in such a historic place and enjoy the atmosphere.

£10–20

Visited for the first time yesterday. Experienced fabulous service from our waiter, and he made a great recommendations. I had the seabass and my friend had the chowder, we both thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The mulled wine was good to.

£20–30

£20–30

From Australia wanting some Irish traditional experience for our Son. Music was brilliantly authentic, Irish Stew was superb, the noisy chatter of locals created a wonderful atmosphere. Our autistic son loved it which is amazing as noise is usually an issue. Staff are amazing and went out of their way to ensure our experience was excellent 😍😍😍

We visited White's on our little pub crawl this Wednesday evening... There was a great atmosphere for a mid week night, a roaring fire and great service at the bar. We had the sausage and mash with parsnip crisps - this meal really shows the high quality cooking and attention to food detail as there's no where to hide on such a simple dish. The gravy was perfect, with a consistency that can be picked up with your knife! We'd definitely return, thanks everyone🔥🔥🔥