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The Parlour
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Drink promotions, wood fired pizzas and live DJs lure students to this quirky, 1930s-styled bar.
Nearby attractions
Ulster Museum
Belfast BT9 5AB, United Kingdom
Queen’s Welcome Centre
Queen's University, Lanyon Building, University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NN, United Kingdom
Queen's University Belfast
University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NN, United Kingdom
Botanic Gardens
College Park Ave, Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1LP, United Kingdom
The Naughton Gallery at Queen's
Lanyon Building, University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NN, United Kingdom
Belfast Islamic Centre
13-19 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NA, United Kingdom
Belfast Tropical Ravine
Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1LP, United Kingdom
The McClay Library
10 College Park Ave, Belfast BT7 1LP, United Kingdom
Friar's Bush Graveyard
12 Stranmillis Rd, Belfast BT9 5AA, United Kingdom
Queen's University Belfast Biomedical Library and The Healthcare Library of Northern Ireland
97 Lisburn Rd, Belfast BT9 7BL, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Villa Italia
39-41 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1ND, United Kingdom
Holohan's Pantry
43 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1ND, United Kingdom
Orto
11a Stranmillis Rd, Belfast BT9 5AF, United Kingdom
Teppan 3 Japanese & Chinese
31 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NA, United Kingdom
Nico's Pizzeria Restaurant
54 Lisburn Rd, Belfast BT9 6AF, United Kingdom
Ryan's Bar & Restaurant
116-118 Lisburn Rd, Belfast BT9 6AH, United Kingdom
Ravenous Gourmet Sandwich Store
7 Stranmillis Rd, Belfast BT7 1NG, United Kingdom
The Botanic Inn
23-27 Malone Rd, Belfast BT9 6RU, United Kingdom
French Village Cafe & Bistro
99 Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1JN, United Kingdom
Scalini
85 Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1JL, United Kingdom
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Botanical Backpackers Hostel
63 Fitzwilliam St, Belfast BT9 6AX, United Kingdom
Number 11 by the Warren Collection
11 Malone Rd, Belfast BT9 6RT, United Kingdom
Vagabonds Belfast
9 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NA, United Kingdom
The Warren Belfast
7 University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NA, United Kingdom
Camera House
Camera Guest House, 44 Wellington Park, Belfast BT9 6DP, United Kingdom
ibis Belfast Queens Quarter
75 University St, Belfast BT7 1HL, United Kingdom
The Gregory Belfast
32 Eglantine Ave, Belfast BT9 6DX, United Kingdom
The Harrison Chambers of Distinction
45 Malone Rd, Belfast BT9 6RX, United Kingdom
Botanic Rest
7-13 Cromwell Rd, Belfast BT7 1JW, United Kingdom
Windermere House
Windermere Guest House, 60 Wellington Park, Belfast BT9 6DP, United Kingdom
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The Parlour

2-4 Elmwood Ave, Belfast BT9 6AY, United Kingdom
4.3(606)
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Drink promotions, wood fired pizzas and live DJs lure students to this quirky, 1930s-styled bar.

attractions: Ulster Museum, Queen’s Welcome Centre, Queen's University Belfast, Botanic Gardens, The Naughton Gallery at Queen's, Belfast Islamic Centre, Belfast Tropical Ravine, The McClay Library, Friar's Bush Graveyard, Queen's University Belfast Biomedical Library and The Healthcare Library of Northern Ireland, restaurants: Villa Italia, Holohan's Pantry, Orto, Teppan 3 Japanese & Chinese, Nico's Pizzeria Restaurant, Ryan's Bar & Restaurant, Ravenous Gourmet Sandwich Store, The Botanic Inn, French Village Cafe & Bistro, Scalini
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+44 28 9068 6970
Website
parlourbar.co.uk

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Skittle Jager
Cointreau +boost
Jager
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Refresher
Aftershock blue + boost
Cherry
Sourz cherry + boost
Woowoo
Vladivar peach schnapps +cranberry

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Nearby attractions of The Parlour

Ulster Museum

Queen’s Welcome Centre

Queen's University Belfast

Botanic Gardens

The Naughton Gallery at Queen's

Belfast Islamic Centre

Belfast Tropical Ravine

The McClay Library

Friar's Bush Graveyard

Queen's University Belfast Biomedical Library and The Healthcare Library of Northern Ireland

Ulster Museum

Ulster Museum

4.7

(2.4K)

Closed
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Queen’s Welcome Centre

Queen’s Welcome Centre

4.7

(173)

Open 24 hours
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Queen's University Belfast

Queen's University Belfast

4.6

(428)

Open 24 hours
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Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens

4.6

(3.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of The Parlour

Villa Italia

Holohan's Pantry

Orto

Teppan 3 Japanese & Chinese

Nico's Pizzeria Restaurant

Ryan's Bar & Restaurant

Ravenous Gourmet Sandwich Store

The Botanic Inn

French Village Cafe & Bistro

Scalini

Villa Italia

Villa Italia

4.6

(1.6K)

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Holohan's Pantry

Holohan's Pantry

4.7

(560)

$$

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Orto

Orto

4.6

(236)

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Teppan 3 Japanese & Chinese

Teppan 3 Japanese & Chinese

4.3

(413)

$$

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MarkMark
The Parlour Bar hidden off the beaten track on Elmwood Avenue has a pretty diverse menu that offers something for everyone. If you are in a group (which is probably the best way to visit) don't miss their sharing platter, the "Parlour Platter," which is loaded with chicken wings, onion rings, wedges, cocktail sausages, salad, and garlic mayo for just £10. And on Thursday nights, join in on the fun with their quiz night. Their pizzas range from classic Margherita at £7.50 to the fiery Parlour Flamer at £10. For those looking for a more filling meal, the Cowboy Supper, consisting of sausage, chips, and beans, is a great option for just £8.50. Now for the negative… There’s a male manager there who was really salty about us sitting together around the big table in the window. In order to group ourselves together (around 20 of us, a professional work group on a night out) we wanted to move the tables closer, he flat out refused to compromise even though we were all eating and spending a LOT - eventually moving us to a small room down the back of the pub where we literally couldn’t see each other it was so dark. I ate my pizza off my knee and I could literally hardly see it. That aside I’d return and would have given 5 stars instead of 3 if not for the un-accommodating manager.
George PapazoglouGeorge Papazoglou
The place it self is nice, lights very dim. Staff very friendly. Here you have to order at the bar and pay before you eat for some reason. My mates enjoyed their food except of one of my mates garlic bread. It was so thin and full of oil, and then my pasta. I love pasta generally, but this fusilli pasta is bound to be the worst I’ve ever ate. I can defo make better one at home.. it was flavourless and it near felt like it was microwaved.. so wet and soggy, whereas fresh pasta dries pretty fast. I told my mates to try the pasta too, in case it was only me who didn’t like it, but they all didn’t like it at all. I was so disappointed by it. I told one member of staff about the pasta but that was it, no new food, no free pint or refund. My point here is that there was no solution to it. I would defo NOT recommend getting pasta!! But defo get pizza. It was tasty enough as my mates gave me a bit of their slice. other thing is, they brought the foods out in different times and not all together. Over all it was an 5/10 experience. Would I ever come back ? Maybe, cause everybody deserves a second chance, but defo wouldn’t order that pasta again..
Chris CarsonChris Carson
I used to come here 20 years ago as a QUB student. It's still very much a student bar with its drink deals and stomach-lining food but it's welcoming enough to everyone. Has a large beer garden at the back and a huge amount of seating inside which is cool and dark. The drink is much cheaper than the city centre bars - 4 pounds for a pint of Tennents, double vodka and mixer for 5.50, for example. Some awful-sounding cocktail jugs. Great to pop into if you're walking around Botanic Gardens and Stranmillis.
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The Parlour Bar hidden off the beaten track on Elmwood Avenue has a pretty diverse menu that offers something for everyone. If you are in a group (which is probably the best way to visit) don't miss their sharing platter, the "Parlour Platter," which is loaded with chicken wings, onion rings, wedges, cocktail sausages, salad, and garlic mayo for just £10. And on Thursday nights, join in on the fun with their quiz night. Their pizzas range from classic Margherita at £7.50 to the fiery Parlour Flamer at £10. For those looking for a more filling meal, the Cowboy Supper, consisting of sausage, chips, and beans, is a great option for just £8.50. Now for the negative… There’s a male manager there who was really salty about us sitting together around the big table in the window. In order to group ourselves together (around 20 of us, a professional work group on a night out) we wanted to move the tables closer, he flat out refused to compromise even though we were all eating and spending a LOT - eventually moving us to a small room down the back of the pub where we literally couldn’t see each other it was so dark. I ate my pizza off my knee and I could literally hardly see it. That aside I’d return and would have given 5 stars instead of 3 if not for the un-accommodating manager.
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The place it self is nice, lights very dim. Staff very friendly. Here you have to order at the bar and pay before you eat for some reason. My mates enjoyed their food except of one of my mates garlic bread. It was so thin and full of oil, and then my pasta. I love pasta generally, but this fusilli pasta is bound to be the worst I’ve ever ate. I can defo make better one at home.. it was flavourless and it near felt like it was microwaved.. so wet and soggy, whereas fresh pasta dries pretty fast. I told my mates to try the pasta too, in case it was only me who didn’t like it, but they all didn’t like it at all. I was so disappointed by it. I told one member of staff about the pasta but that was it, no new food, no free pint or refund. My point here is that there was no solution to it. I would defo NOT recommend getting pasta!! But defo get pizza. It was tasty enough as my mates gave me a bit of their slice. other thing is, they brought the foods out in different times and not all together. Over all it was an 5/10 experience. Would I ever come back ? Maybe, cause everybody deserves a second chance, but defo wouldn’t order that pasta again..
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I used to come here 20 years ago as a QUB student. It's still very much a student bar with its drink deals and stomach-lining food but it's welcoming enough to everyone. Has a large beer garden at the back and a huge amount of seating inside which is cool and dark. The drink is much cheaper than the city centre bars - 4 pounds for a pint of Tennents, double vodka and mixer for 5.50, for example. Some awful-sounding cocktail jugs. Great to pop into if you're walking around Botanic Gardens and Stranmillis.
Chris Carson

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4.3
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The Parlour Bar hidden off the beaten track on Elmwood Avenue has a pretty diverse menu that offers something for everyone.

If you are in a group (which is probably the best way to visit) don't miss their sharing platter, the "Parlour Platter," which is loaded with chicken wings, onion rings, wedges, cocktail sausages, salad, and garlic mayo for just £10. And on Thursday nights, join in on the fun with their quiz night.

Their pizzas range from classic Margherita at £7.50 to the fiery Parlour Flamer at £10. For those looking for a more filling meal, the Cowboy Supper, consisting of sausage, chips, and beans, is a great option for just £8.50.

Now for the negative… There’s a male manager there who was really salty about us sitting together around the big table in the window. In order to group ourselves together (around 20 of us, a professional work group on a night out) we wanted to move the tables closer, he flat out refused to compromise even though we were all eating and spending a LOT - eventually moving us to a small room down the back of the pub where we literally couldn’t see each other it was so dark. I ate my pizza off my knee and I could literally hardly see it.

That aside I’d return and would have given 5 stars instead of 3 if not for the...

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3.0
1y

The place it self is nice, lights very dim. Staff very friendly. Here you have to order at the bar and pay before you eat for some reason. My mates enjoyed their food except of one of my mates garlic bread. It was so thin and full of oil, and then my pasta. I love pasta generally, but this fusilli pasta is bound to be the worst I’ve ever ate. I can defo make better one at home.. it was flavourless and it near felt like it was microwaved.. so wet and soggy, whereas fresh pasta dries pretty fast. I told my mates to try the pasta too, in case it was only me who didn’t like it, but they all didn’t like it at all. I was so disappointed by it. I told one member of staff about the pasta but that was it, no new food, no free pint or refund. My point here is that there was no solution to it. I would defo NOT recommend getting pasta!! But defo get pizza. It was tasty enough as my mates gave me a bit of their slice. other thing is, they brought the foods out in different times and not all together. Over all it was an 5/10 experience. Would I ever come back ? Maybe, cause everybody deserves a second chance, but defo wouldn’t order that...

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1y

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The Parlour in Belfast is an absolute favorite for a laid-back night out! Whether you're there for drinks, food, or just to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, this place has it all. The quirky, eclectic decor gives it a unique charm, making it a standout spot in the city.

The menu offers a great selection of pub food, with pizzas being a particular highlight—delicious and reasonably priced. They also have a wide range of drinks, from craft beers to cocktails, catering to all tastes. The student deals are fantastic, making it an affordable option without compromising on quality.

What really sets The Parlour apart is the friendly and lively vibe. It's always buzzing with energy, and the staff are welcoming and attentive, ensuring you have a great experience every time. Whether you're there to catch live music, a quiz night, or just to relax with friends, The Parlour never disappoints.

If you're in Belfast and looking for a spot with character, great food, and a lively atmosphere, The Parlour should be at the top of your list. Highly...

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