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About Errigle Inn
Errigle Inn is a pub in Belfast, at 312-320 Ormeau Rd, and it opens daily. Tuesday is traditional music night, when a large group of musicians plays, and Monday is quiz night. Live music also runs on a regular basis. At the bar, Guinness is served on draught next to several craft beers on tap, mostly local craft beer on keg and in can. Three cask beers are also on sale. Screens show sport.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention guinness, craft beers on tap, live traditional music and outdoor seating terrace.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention guinness, craft beers on tap, live traditional music and outdoor seating terrace.
Customer Review Summary
Guinness is what reviewers raise most, described as a very nice pint at the right temperature, with several enjoying it on the outside seating terrace. Close behind are the craft beers, with cask options and a big range of local keg and can, and a bartender who helped one visitor choose. Live traditional music on a Tuesday night, a Monday quiz and the screens for sport also draw praise. Food splits opinion. One diner enjoyed a chicken burger and a chicken stack with good portions, and another praised how much of the menu could be made gluten free. A birthday diner, however, found the steak stringy and tasteless, the chips the worst they had seen, the chicken very salty and the hamburger dry, so the family skipped dessert and left. A few note drinks cost more than across the bridge and that closing times come early, and one suggests reserving because weekends get busy. Staff are called friendly and quick.
Customer Review Summary
Guinness is what reviewers raise most, described as a very nice pint at the right temperature, with several enjoying it on the outside seating terrace. Close behind are the craft beers, with cask options and a big range of local keg and can, and a bartender who helped one visitor choose. Live traditional music on a Tuesday night, a Monday quiz and the screens for sport also draw praise. Food splits opinion. One diner enjoyed a chicken burger and a chicken stack with good portions, and another praised how much of the menu could be made gluten free. A birthday diner, however, found the steak stringy and tasteless, the chips the worst they had seen, the chicken very salty and the hamburger dry, so the family skipped dessert and left. A few note drinks cost more than across the bridge and that closing times come early, and one suggests reserving because weekends get busy. Staff are called friendly and quick.
Featured reviews
- Stephen Kennedy
“Couple of pints of Guiness with a friend on the seating terrace, outside the pub. Very enjoyable atmosphere and an excellent pint of the black stuff, whilst relaxing and watching the World go by. Highly recommended a visit. Friendly, quick service. Drinks only this time.”
- Brendan Ryle
“We went for the traditional music on the Tuesday night. Can’t beat listening to 12 musicians. It starts late, drinks are more expensive than across the bridge.”
- iTwinhawk
“went on a rainy 4pm thursday to get out of the rain. had 2 guinness i thought they were actually very nice, perfect temperature. the 2 members of staff that dealt with me wer 100% . will definately be back”
- Joyce Hughes
“Went here for my birthday dinner. What a disappointment. Starters fine no problem. Mains disappointing. I got the steak £30, the steak was very stringy and no taste, chip I’ve never seen as bad of chips in my life. Hubby got chicken steak side it was very salty. Son got hamburger said it was very dry. So we skipped sweet and left. This is one place I will be giving a miss. So if I was you, pass”
- Keren Roe
“Food was absolutely amazing. Super fresh, quick service and delicious. My friend is gluten free and they could do so much of the menu Gluten Free!!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Known as one of Ireland's most famous traditional pubs with a great reputation for excellent food, music & atmosphere. #HomeOfRugby #OrmeauRoad”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Location
Bars near Errigle Inn
- The Bridge House3.95,9191.3 mi
cold food, ulster fry breakfast, wings
- Brennans' Bar4.21,4531.5 mi£10–20ReservationsWheelchair accessible
fish and chips, live music, Guinness
- Fibber Magee4.41,7931.5 mi£10–20
live music every night, traditional Irish pub decor, Guinness on tap
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Errigle Inn | 4.31,637 | — | — | guinness, craft beers on tap, live traditional music |
| The Bridge House | 3.95,919 | 1.3 mi | — | cold food, ulster fry breakfast, wings |
| Brennans' BarReservations · Wheelchair accessible | 4.21,453 | 1.5 mi | £10–20 | fish and chips, live music, Guinness |
| Fibber Magee | 4.41,793 | 1.5 mi | £10–20 | live music every night, traditional Irish pub decor, Guinness on tap |
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