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The Reporter
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Nearby attractions
Timescape - Live Escape Games
121-125 Royal Ave, Belfast BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Ulster University
York St, Belfast BT15 1ED, United Kingdom
Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum
21 Talbot St, Belfast BT1 2LD, United Kingdom
Belfast Exposed Photography
23 Donegall St, Belfast BT1 2FF, United Kingdom
Bridges Urban Sports Park
Little Patrick St, Belfast BT1 3AA, United Kingdom
Gallery 545
Office at Blick Studios, 46 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LB, United Kingdom
Albert Memorial Clock
17 Queen's Square, Belfast BT1 3FF, United Kingdom
Fenderesky Gallery
31 North St, Belfast BT1 1NA, United Kingdom
2 Royal Avenue
2 Royal Ave, Belfast BT1 1DA, United Kingdom
The Big Fish
Donegall Quay, Belfast BT1 3NG, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Spaghetti Arms
8 Union St, Belfast BT1 2GE, United Kingdom
Union Street Bar
8-14 Union St, Belfast BT1 2JF, United Kingdom
The Big Breakfast
187 Donegall St, Belfast BT1 2FJ, United Kingdom
Haymarket Belfast
84 Royal Ave, Belfast BT1 1DJ, United Kingdom
Coppi Restaurant
Saint Anne's Square, 11 Edward St, Belfast BT1 2LR, United Kingdom
Deerah
107 Royal Ave, Belfast BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Hero
54 York St, Belfast BT15 1AS, United Kingdom
The John Hewitt
51 Donegall St, Belfast BT1 2FH, United Kingdom
Established Coffee
54 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LB, United Kingdom
House of Zen
3 St Annes Square, Belfast BT1 2LR, United Kingdom
Nearby local services
Game
5, Donegall Arcade, Belfast BT1 1PT, United Kingdom
Carrolls Irish Gifts - Belfast
2-6 Castle Pl, Belfast BT1 1GB, United Kingdom
Discover Ulster-Scots Centre
1 - 9 Victoria St, Belfast BT1 3GA, United Kingdom
Boots
35-47 Donegall Pl, Belfast BT1 5AD, United Kingdom
CeX
25-27 Ann St, Belfast BT1 4EB, United Kingdom
Orr's Family Butchers
13 Bridge St, Belfast BT1 1LT, United Kingdom
Born and Bred
60-62 Ann St, Belfast BT1 4EG, United Kingdom
C Mallon
82 Castle St, Belfast BT1 1HE, United Kingdom
Little Heart
18 Queens Arcade, Belfast BT1 5FF, United Kingdom
Flannels
41 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QG, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Quarter by the Warren Collection
County, 70-74 Donegall Street Belfast, Antrim BT1 2GU, United Kingdom
Alma Place - Student Accommodation Belfast
16 Library St, Belfast BT1 2JB, United Kingdom
Ramada by Wyndham Belfast City Centre
20 Talbot St, Belfast BT1 2LD, United Kingdom
Library Square Penthouse
13 Kent St, Belfast BT1 2JJ, United Kingdom
Malmaison Belfast
34-38 Victoria St, Belfast BT1 3GH, United Kingdom
AC Hotel Belfast
Harbour, 90 Donegall Quay, Belfast BT1 3FE, United Kingdom
fitzrovia mansion apartment
5-9 Donegall St, Belfast BT1 2FF, United Kingdom
Bank Square Townhouse
38-42 Bank St, Belfast BT1 1FJ, United Kingdom
Central Belfast Apartments. Fitzrovia Apartments
5 Donegall St, Belfast BT1 1XY, United Kingdom
room2 Belfast hometel
32-36 Queen St, Belfast BT1 6EE, United Kingdom
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The Reporter

1 Union St, Belfast BT1 2JF, United Kingdom
4.7(102)
Open until 1:00 AM
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attractions: Timescape - Live Escape Games, Ulster University, Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum, Belfast Exposed Photography, Bridges Urban Sports Park, Gallery 545, Albert Memorial Clock, Fenderesky Gallery, 2 Royal Avenue, The Big Fish, restaurants: Spaghetti Arms, Union Street Bar, The Big Breakfast, Haymarket Belfast, Coppi Restaurant, Deerah, Hero, The John Hewitt, Established Coffee, House of Zen, local businesses: Game, Carrolls Irish Gifts - Belfast, Discover Ulster-Scots Centre, Boots, CeX, Orr's Family Butchers, Born and Bred, C Mallon, Little Heart, Flannels
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Nearby attractions of The Reporter

Timescape - Live Escape Games

Ulster University

Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum

Belfast Exposed Photography

Bridges Urban Sports Park

Gallery 545

Albert Memorial Clock

Fenderesky Gallery

2 Royal Avenue

The Big Fish

Timescape - Live Escape Games

Timescape - Live Escape Games

5.0

(1.1K)

Closed
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Ulster University

Ulster University

4.5

(126)

Closed
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Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum

Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum

4.3

(101)

Closed
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Belfast Exposed Photography

Belfast Exposed Photography

4.6

(82)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of The Reporter

Spaghetti Arms

Union Street Bar

The Big Breakfast

Haymarket Belfast

Coppi Restaurant

Deerah

Hero

The John Hewitt

Established Coffee

House of Zen

Spaghetti Arms

Spaghetti Arms

4.8

(100)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Union Street Bar

Union Street Bar

3.4

(101)

Open until 1:00 AM
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The Big Breakfast

The Big Breakfast

4.7

(60)

Closed
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Haymarket Belfast

Haymarket Belfast

4.5

(643)

$$

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Nearby local services of The Reporter

Game

Carrolls Irish Gifts - Belfast

Discover Ulster-Scots Centre

Boots

CeX

Orr's Family Butchers

Born and Bred

C Mallon

Little Heart

Flannels

Game

Game

4.1

(274)

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Carrolls Irish Gifts - Belfast

Carrolls Irish Gifts - Belfast

4.4

(341)

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Discover Ulster-Scots Centre

Discover Ulster-Scots Centre

4.7

(33)

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Boots

Boots

4.3

(632)

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Conor PowerConor Power
EXTRA EXTRA. The headline is as follows: The best bar in Belfast. There’s competition for sure but I am assured that given its location and slight lack of awareness of some people to its existence (I know right?), it makes for the perfect spot to pop in and have a pint, on a date, in a small group, or on your lonesome. Before you know it, you’ll be in the throes of great conversation with the wonderful staff, including Gee, Cory and Mel, who are great people and so inviting, as well as other patrons doing just the same. The interior is magnificent and so hard to believe given the style of the neighbouring bars. It’s not exactly what one would expect to walk into when hitting the bright lights of Union Street, but as soon as you walk in, there’s a real sense of just how perfect a fit it truly is. The seating and decoration are quintessential of a real old-man bar but with typewriters and other journalism memorabilia on display on the walls and ceilings. Truly UNIQUE. As a journalism geek, I know I would be in heaven if this was in Paris or Prague so for it to be on my doorstep in Belfast is a real treat. I am a basic lager drinker and the Madri is a reliable one always. There are definitely recommendations on the craftier side and a selection of Kinnegar and such for those with the classiest of taste. Workers’ Club on a Friday is the place to be for cheap ones and good vibes with great music. I’ve been lucky to attend art events here which are held weekly. You’ll talk to friends, talk to strangers (who are really just friends in disguise), and isn’t THAT what it’s all ABOUT. This could really win in the endless battle for best bar in Belfast. Polaroids are up behind the bar, so get one taken and pop yourself up there as a new regular at the Reporter. Need I say more? 📰 📸
thinwhiteduke11thinwhiteduke11
One of the nicest wee bars I have been in. Called in for quick pint midweek on a very wet afternoon so it was quiet, but given its location it must be hiving at the weekends. Love the decor, great use of the small space, feels cool. Nice range on draught, big selection of gin, whiskey etc. Would go back.
Gary McCrackenGary McCracken
Doggy friendly place. Not sure whether it is part of The Maverick next door but they seem to share the same staff. Friendly bar, open to the pink pound. Great range of canned ales (is £5.80 for a can good value) but can I recommend Fridays 5-8 with £3.50 a pint.
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EXTRA EXTRA. The headline is as follows: The best bar in Belfast. There’s competition for sure but I am assured that given its location and slight lack of awareness of some people to its existence (I know right?), it makes for the perfect spot to pop in and have a pint, on a date, in a small group, or on your lonesome. Before you know it, you’ll be in the throes of great conversation with the wonderful staff, including Gee, Cory and Mel, who are great people and so inviting, as well as other patrons doing just the same. The interior is magnificent and so hard to believe given the style of the neighbouring bars. It’s not exactly what one would expect to walk into when hitting the bright lights of Union Street, but as soon as you walk in, there’s a real sense of just how perfect a fit it truly is. The seating and decoration are quintessential of a real old-man bar but with typewriters and other journalism memorabilia on display on the walls and ceilings. Truly UNIQUE. As a journalism geek, I know I would be in heaven if this was in Paris or Prague so for it to be on my doorstep in Belfast is a real treat. I am a basic lager drinker and the Madri is a reliable one always. There are definitely recommendations on the craftier side and a selection of Kinnegar and such for those with the classiest of taste. Workers’ Club on a Friday is the place to be for cheap ones and good vibes with great music. I’ve been lucky to attend art events here which are held weekly. You’ll talk to friends, talk to strangers (who are really just friends in disguise), and isn’t THAT what it’s all ABOUT. This could really win in the endless battle for best bar in Belfast. Polaroids are up behind the bar, so get one taken and pop yourself up there as a new regular at the Reporter. Need I say more? 📰 📸
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One of the nicest wee bars I have been in. Called in for quick pint midweek on a very wet afternoon so it was quiet, but given its location it must be hiving at the weekends. Love the decor, great use of the small space, feels cool. Nice range on draught, big selection of gin, whiskey etc. Would go back.
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Doggy friendly place. Not sure whether it is part of The Maverick next door but they seem to share the same staff. Friendly bar, open to the pink pound. Great range of canned ales (is £5.80 for a can good value) but can I recommend Fridays 5-8 with £3.50 a pint.
Gary McCracken

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5.0
2y

EXTRA EXTRA. The headline is as follows: The best bar in Belfast. There’s competition for sure but I am assured that given its location and slight lack of awareness of some people to its existence (I know right?), it makes for the perfect spot to pop in and have a pint, on a date, in a small group, or on your lonesome. Before you know it, you’ll be in the throes of great conversation with the wonderful staff, including Gee, Cory and Mel, who are great people and so inviting, as well as other patrons doing just the same. The interior is magnificent and so hard to believe given the style of the neighbouring bars. It’s not exactly what one would expect to walk into when hitting the bright lights of Union Street, but as soon as you walk in, there’s a real sense of just how perfect a fit it truly is. The seating and decoration are quintessential of a real old-man bar but with typewriters and other journalism memorabilia on display on the walls and ceilings. Truly UNIQUE. As a journalism geek, I know I would be in heaven if this was in Paris or Prague so for it to be on my doorstep in Belfast is a real treat.

I am a basic lager drinker and the Madri is a reliable one always. There are definitely recommendations on the craftier side and a selection of Kinnegar and such for those with the classiest of taste. Workers’ Club on a Friday is the place to be for cheap ones and good vibes with great music. I’ve been lucky to attend art events here which are held weekly. You’ll talk to friends, talk to strangers (who are really just friends in disguise), and isn’t THAT what it’s all ABOUT.

This could really win in the endless battle for best bar in Belfast. Polaroids are up behind the bar, so get one taken and pop yourself up there as a new regular at the Reporter. Need I...

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5.0
2y

What a great, super-friendly pub. The small size adds to the charm imho, and you can't help interacting with the other customers. I visited on a Tuesday for the quiz night, joined a two man team and proceeded to have one of the most fun nights ever. The quizmaster's banter was hilarious, and the evening evolved into a sort of...

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5.0
3y

One of the nicest wee bars I have been in. Called in for quick pint midweek on a very wet afternoon so it was quiet, but given its location it must be hiving at the weekends. Love the decor, great use of the small space, feels cool. Nice range on draught, big selection of gin, whiskey etc....

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