Cocktail Bars in Belfast

With a drinks list that covers vodka, rum, whisky and all the classics, Santeria is a great choice for cocktails in Belfast. There's even hot toddies like Irish coffees and Baileys hot chocolates. Came for the cold stuff? Soak up kiwi margaritas, seasonal concoctions and more.

Get ready for a tour across The Caribbean, Central America, Peru, Brazil and The Andes. Stop by Liquor XXX for a menu spanning rum, tequila, pisco, cachaça and beyond. We're talking Cuba Libres, Micheladas and a whole range of sips inspired by Latin America.

Nestled in the Linen Quarter, Rita's is one of our favourite places to drink cocktails in Belfast city centre. Work your way through beers, spirits and the signatures like the punchy rum-infused Bottom's Up Zombie.

If you like your drinks paired with sky-high scenes, energetic live music and International small plates, then you've come to the right place. Check out Babel Belfast for one of the best rooftop bars around.

When you're not tucking into tasty brunch dishes and listening to live bands, Botanic Avenue's Town Square is keeping you watered with a drinks list that includes old fashioneds, daiquiris and espresso martinis.

If you're after a bar that'll really impress, then this hotel hangout should be on your radar. Along with plush interiors and top-notch service, you'll be treated to a list of classic cocktails at The Bar At The Fitzwilliam Hotel.

Up there in our list of unique cocktail bars in Belfast, Bert's Jazz Bar is fusing all-day dining and quirky concoctions with a schedule of live music and jazz performers that'll really level up your evening.

One of the city's most acclaimed spots, The Cocktail Bar At The Merchant Hotel is touting swish chandeliers, luxurious seating, warming fireplaces and drinks mixed by some of Northern Irelan's finest bartenders. Going all out? Check out the absinthe tap.

A rooftop bar without the pretence, The Perch is our pick for cocktails in a quirky setting. That means floral decor, a lively atmosphere, traditional cocktails and freshly baked pizza in what was once a Victorian warehouse.