Revolución de Cuba
Until 2am Fri and Sat
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
Pick your night
Ten days. One wristband.
The big one: Belfast Cocktail Week
Belfast Cocktail Week is on now, until 15 November. One wristband gets you a signature cocktail from £5 in every venue taking part, an alcohol-free version in each, and extra deals for wristband holders.
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- Signature cocktails made for the week, from £5. 36 venues took part in 2026.
- An alcohol-free drink in every venue, so nobody sits it out.
- Ten days, so go when it suits: weeknight, weekend or both.
- Groups of four or more pay £9.95 each.
Wristbands from £9.95 each in a group.
Can't decide where to start?
Spin and we'll pick one of the 36 Belfast venues on this page.
Late-night bars in Belfast
Somewhere to keep the night going in Belfast. Closing times come from Google Maps where they're listed, so check before you head over.
39 Gordon Street
Until 2am Fri and Sat
A busy Cathedral Quarter bar with a patio, bar bites, beer and cocktails, plus live music nights.
The Maverick
Until 1am Fri and Sat
A long-running bar on Union Street, at the heart of Belfast's LGBTQ+ scene, with music and an outdoor area.
Live music and DJs
Belfast bars known for live music or DJs, so the night comes with a soundtrack.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
39 Gordon Street
A busy Cathedral Quarter bar with a patio, bar bites, beer and cocktails, plus live music nights.
The Deer's Head
A traditional 19th-century bar on Lower Garfield Street with its own brewery, pub food and live entertainment.
The Maverick
A long-running bar on Union Street, at the heart of Belfast's LGBTQ+ scene, with music and an outdoor area.
The Points
An Irish pub on the Dublin Road with folk music every night, Irish stew and a big whiskey selection.
Date night in Belfast
Spots that suit a night for two, from cocktail bars with character to places worth dressing up for.
Malmaison
The bar and brasserie at Malmaison, in a grand old warehouse building on Victoria Street.
Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott)
Jean-Christophe Novelli's restaurant at the AC Hotel on the River Lagan, with a terrace over the water.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
The Perch Rooftop Bar
A rooftop bar on top of a converted Victorian warehouse on Franklin Street, serving cocktails and pizza.
Crimson Cocktail Lounge (Haymarket)
A cocktail lounge inside the Haymarket complex on Royal Avenue.
Sweet Afton
A bar and restaurant on Brunswick Street with banquettes, industrial touches, cocktails and a European menu.
The Fitzwilliam Hotel
The bar at the Fitzwilliam, a high-end hotel on Great Victoria Street next to the Grand Opera House.
The Rusty Saddle
A stylish bar and restaurant on Howard Street with club-like decor and a locally sourced menu.
Rooftops and bars with a view
A drink with something to look at. Go before sunset if you can.
Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott)
Jean-Christophe Novelli's restaurant at the AC Hotel on the River Lagan, with a terrace over the water.
The Perch Rooftop Bar
A rooftop bar on top of a converted Victorian warehouse on Franklin Street, serving cocktails and pizza.
Dinner and cocktails
Make a night of it: dinner first, then stay for a cocktail. Every one made a signature cocktail for Belfast Cocktail Week 2026.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
Malmaison
The bar and brasserie at Malmaison, in a grand old warehouse building on Victoria Street.
Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott)
Jean-Christophe Novelli's restaurant at the AC Hotel on the River Lagan, with a terrace over the water.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
Sweet Afton
A bar and restaurant on Brunswick Street with banquettes, industrial touches, cocktails and a European menu.
The Rusty Saddle
A stylish bar and restaurant on Howard Street with club-like decor and a locally sourced menu.
Char + Mash
A bar and grill in the arena complex in the Titanic Quarter, handy before a gig or a game.
No.4 Bar (Hilton)
The bar and grill at the Hilton on Lanyon Place, next to the Waterfront Hall.
Drinks in historic buildings
A drink in some of Belfast's older buildings, with the character to match.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
Malmaison
The bar and brasserie at Malmaison, in a grand old warehouse building on Victoria Street.
The Deer's Head
A traditional 19th-century bar on Lower Garfield Street with its own brewery, pub food and live entertainment.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
The Morning Star
A 19th-century alehouse in Pottinger's Entry with a mahogany bar and terrazzo floor, serving steaks and pasta.
Big nights out with the group
Room for the whole crew, from birthdays to hen dos and work nights out. Book ahead at the weekend.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
39 Gordon Street
A busy Cathedral Quarter bar with a patio, bar bites, beer and cocktails, plus live music nights.
The Maverick
A long-running bar on Union Street, at the heart of Belfast's LGBTQ+ scene, with music and an outdoor area.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
The Perch Rooftop Bar
A rooftop bar on top of a converted Victorian warehouse on Franklin Street, serving cocktails and pizza.
Crimson Cocktail Lounge (Haymarket)
A cocktail lounge inside the Haymarket complex on Royal Avenue.
Sweet Afton
A bar and restaurant on Brunswick Street with banquettes, industrial touches, cocktails and a European menu.
The Morning Star
A 19th-century alehouse in Pottinger's Entry with a mahogany bar and terrazzo floor, serving steaks and pasta.
The Points
An Irish pub on the Dublin Road with folk music every night, Irish stew and a big whiskey selection.
Drinks outside
Terraces, beer gardens and outdoor seating for the drier nights.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
39 Gordon Street
A busy Cathedral Quarter bar with a patio, bar bites, beer and cocktails, plus live music nights.
The Deer's Head
A traditional 19th-century bar on Lower Garfield Street with its own brewery, pub food and live entertainment.
The Maverick
A long-running bar on Union Street, at the heart of Belfast's LGBTQ+ scene, with music and an outdoor area.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
The Perch Rooftop Bar
A rooftop bar on top of a converted Victorian warehouse on Franklin Street, serving cocktails and pizza.
The Morning Star
A 19th-century alehouse in Pottinger's Entry with a mahogany bar and terrazzo floor, serving steaks and pasta.
The Points
An Irish pub on the Dublin Road with folk music every night, Irish stew and a big whiskey selection.
The Rusty Saddle
A stylish bar and restaurant on Howard Street with club-like decor and a locally sourced menu.
Granny Annies
A gastropub on Chichester Street with comfort food served in front of a real fire in a brick-lined room.
Great nights without the alcohol
Not drinking? These made an alcohol-free signature for Belfast Cocktail Week 2026, so nobody sits it out.
Revolución de Cuba
A Cuban cocktail bar and restaurant in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street, with rum, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
39 Gordon Street
A busy Cathedral Quarter bar with a patio, bar bites, beer and cocktails, plus live music nights.
Malmaison
The bar and brasserie at Malmaison, in a grand old warehouse building on Victoria Street.
Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott)
Jean-Christophe Novelli's restaurant at the AC Hotel on the River Lagan, with a terrace over the water.
The Deer's Head
A traditional 19th-century bar on Lower Garfield Street with its own brewery, pub food and live entertainment.
The Maverick
A long-running bar on Union Street, at the heart of Belfast's LGBTQ+ scene, with music and an outdoor area.
The Northern Whig
A striking bar on Bridge Street with giant granite statues, food all day and a long cocktail list.
The Perch Rooftop Bar
A rooftop bar on top of a converted Victorian warehouse on Franklin Street, serving cocktails and pizza.
Sweet Afton
A bar and restaurant on Brunswick Street with banquettes, industrial touches, cocktails and a European menu.
Ready-made nights out
Short walks between stops, so you spend the night in bars, not taxis.
Cathedral Quarter crawl
4 partner bars in the Cathedral Quarter, all a short walk apart.
- 139 Gordon Street
- 2Common MarketAbout 2 minutes' walk
- 3The Deer's HeadAbout 5 minutes' walk
- 4Crimson Cocktail Lounge (Haymarket)About 2 minutes' walk
Old Belfast
4 partner bars in the city centre, all a short walk apart.
- 1Revolución de Cuba
- 2The Morning StarAbout 4 minutes' walk
- 3The Northern WhigAbout 2 minutes' walk
- 4MalmaisonAbout 4 minutes' walk
Great Victoria Street and the Linen Quarter
4 partner bars in the Linen Quarter, all a short walk apart.
- 1The Perch Rooftop Bar
- 2Sweet AftonAbout 2 minutes' walk
- 3The Rusty SaddleAbout 2 minutes' walk
- 4Rita'sAbout 4 minutes' walk
What a Cocktail Week night looks like
Ten days of friends, signature cocktails and Belfast's best bars. Here's a taste from our events.
Belfast at night: your questions
What is there to do in Belfast at night?
Plenty. For late nights, try Revolución de Cuba and 39 Gordon Street. For live music, try The Deer's Head and The Maverick. For date night, try Malmaison and Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott). For views, try The Perch Rooftop Bar. For dinner and drinks, try The Northern Whig and Sweet Afton. For ten days a year, Belfast Cocktail Week adds a signature cocktail in every venue taking part.
Where can I go for a late drink in Belfast?
Revolución de Cuba, 39 Gordon Street and The Maverick are known for late nights. Going by Google Maps, Malmaison stays open until midnight, 39 Gordon Street stays open until 2am and Revolución de Cuba stays open until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. Check with the venue before you go.
Where is there live music in Belfast?
Revolución de Cuba, 39 Gordon Street and The Deer's Head are good bets for live music or DJs.
Where should I go on a date in Belfast?
Try Malmaison, Novelli (AC Hotel by Marriott) and The Northern Whig. Book ahead at the weekend.
What is Belfast Cocktail Week?
Ten days when Belfast's bars and restaurants each make a signature cocktail for wristband holders, from £5, with an alcohol-free version in every venue. 36 venues took part in 2026.
When is the next Belfast Cocktail Week?
Belfast Cocktail Week is on now, until 15 November.
More from Belfast
Every venue on this page took part in Belfast Cocktail Week 2026. Descriptions are our own, checked against each venue and local listings. Closing times, bookings and seating come from Google Maps. They change, so check with the venue before you go. Venue photos were supplied by the venues.