The team from the popular New York bar stopped by some of their favourite spots for food and drinks while in Belfast
The team from popular New York pub The Dead Rabbit have offered some recommendations for some of their favourite must-visit bars and restaurants to stop by in Belfast.
Offering an impressive pint of Guinness, with hundreds rolling out to punters each day, The Dead Rabbit team enjoyed a few relaxing pints of plain here alongside a traditional Irish music session. White's Tavern One of the oldest pubs in the city, White's Tavern has undergone a lot of changes in recent years, with the addition of the White's Beer Hall, White's Garden, and White's Store - Ireland's first Guinness-only pub.
It was only natural, then, that it was one high up on the list to stop by, with the impressive list of flavourful and inventive cocktails living up to its reputation. A bit pricier than some spots, but the classy surroundings and collection of cocktails make it all worth it.
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