Something a Little Different in Belfast

Bored of the same old bog-standard club nights? Try something a little different with this Bruce Springsteen event from Hungry Heart. Taking place at The Belfast Empire, this is set to be one seriously memorable night, with air guitars and heading banging aplenty.

Not only is 7 Spice cooking up delicious Bangladeshi cuisine, but the must-visit restaurant is also doing it with five self-contained pods. Get down to St. Anne's Square for photo-worthy dining spaces that will level up your Insta game.

Far from your average date night destination, Cabaret Supper Club is a must for those of you looking to shake up your evening plans. Along with classic cocktails and mouthwatering dishes, you'll be treated to live entertainment, burlesque performers and musicians.

Shake up your usual after work drinks with a visit to Ulster Sports Club. Not only will you find live sports screenings, pool tables affordable drinks and deep fried food, but also energetic gigs that feature live bands and DJs.

Inspired by the 1930s, Bert's Jazz Bar is the smooth and sophisticated spot that's pulling out all the stops. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just fancy doing something a little different in Belfast, do it over French food and drinks themed after the great jazz cities of London, Havana, Paris, New Orleans and New York.

Think you know cocktails? Think again. Liquor XXX is shining a light on the lesser-used spirits, with a drinks list that features the likes of pisco and cachaça. Take a seat on a plush velvet banquette and settle in for a few crafted libations.

Housed in quite the multifaceted space, Filthy McNasty's shares a plot with Filthy Chic, The Gypsy Lounge and The Secret Garden. You'll be spoiled for choice here, as there's everything from outdoor drinks and quirky decor to live music events with the city's finest local talent.

If you like a little competition then you've come to the right place. Put your skills to the test at Cuckoo, where classic arcade games, modern consoles, pool tables and jam jar cocktails come together to welcome you for a quirky night out in Belfast.

Private gondolas, fire pits and seasonal cocktails come together at CARGO by Vertigo, making this city centre venue one for all seasons. Not only can you expect socially-distanced spaces, but the Titanic Quarter hangout is also one for burgers and stonebaked pizza.