The Union Street Bar

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About the Business

Union Street Bar & Restaurant opened its doors first as a bar in December 2003 with the restaurant following in January 2004. It was originally a Victorian shoe factory, and still retains its original wrought iron pillars and date plaques. It's that touch of antiquity that fuses with modern loft styling to create a venue that's as comfortably for a quiet drink during the day as it is putting on outrageous entertainment by night. In 2005 an additional venue was added, The Shoe Factory, a self contained staged nightclub which provides the ideal setting for larger entertainment events.

In Union Street, the main downstairs area focuses around it's long zinc bar, with modern furnishings around old roaring fires.

By day, it's a calm place for a drink or a bite to eat - the restaurant serves an excellent selection of traditional favourites; and by night plays hosts to Belfast's best drag queens with karaoke, cabaret and everything in between.

Established in 2003.

Business Name

The Union Street Bar

Specialties

Union Street Bar & Restaurant opened its doors first as a bar in December 2003 with the restaurant following in January 2004.

Amenities

Loud, Hipster, Good for groups, Takes Reservations, No Delivery, No Takeout, Accepts Debit Cards, Accepts Apple Pay, Accepts Cryptocurrency, Hipster, Loud, Casual Dress, Offers Catering, Good for Groups, Street Parking, Free Wi-Fi, Full Bar, No Outdoor Seating, Not Good For Kids, No Pool Table, No TV, No Bike Parking

Business Owner

Gary M. (Manager)

Gary McMinn -  Manager, The Union Street Bar & The Shoe Factory

Categories

• Food
• Restaurants

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• Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• Food
• Restaurants

• Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• Food
• Restaurants

• United Kingdom
• Food
• Restaurants