The Jeggy Nettle Pub — Restaurant in Belfast

So, we had our dog in a "Dog Friendly" pub called Jeggy Nettle in Stranmillis. One that our dog (Kobe) has been in numerous times with no issues. Today, as usual, he caused no issues, in fact, attracted a lot of attention for good reasons, even children were happy playing with him.

After 2/3 hours of 5 of us giving Jeggy Nettle good custom, we took Kobe out to go to the toilet. However, on the way back in, there was a door man present (no licence on display) who had denied us entry back into the bar stating "that dog needs a muzzle" "that's a fighting dog and will scare our customers". Baring in mind we were already in there prior to his arrival and had nothing but compliments about Kobe.

I would also like to point out that the staff within the bar had even agreed with us and said about how lovely he is as a dog and has caused no issues (quite the opposite) in the last couple of hours.

This is an absolute disgrace and is part of the reason that innocent dogs are being put down on a daily basis.

Can everyone please share to get this horrible man's face out in public.

P.s Kobe IS NOT an XL Bully and we have certificates to...

From the outside the Jeggy Nettle looks like a friendly neighbourhood pub, but you only have to buy a drink to discover in one important aspect – the pricing – it’s up there with far more exclusive establishments. £40 for two double vodka cokes and a single? That’s on a level with the hottest establishments in London, New York or even Dubai! Rarely do you see such bold, ambitious pricing in such humble environs, and I salute the owners for their courage in having a vision of charging more than any other watering hole in Belfast and going for it. They’ve been richly rewarded for it too; we parted with £80 for just six drinks. There is also live music which was nothing special, but when you’re paying this much for booze you feel like you’re at Wembley Stadium watching Ed Sheeran! Recommended to anyone who’s unafraid of checking their banking app the next morning. I know I...

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