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The Northern Whig
Former newspaper HQ turned stylish restaurant and bar with original period features and reliable modern Irish fare.
🍴 Modern Irishhistoricsophisticatedlivelycasualrestaurant
You'll immediately clock the stunning Victorian facade of this former newspaper headquarters on Bridge Street, right in the Cathedral Quarter's heart. The grand interior still whispers of its journalistic past – think soaring ceilings, original wood panelling, and period details that actually mean something rather than feeling forced.
The menu leans into modern Irish comfort with a few international touches thrown in. Their steaks are properly done, the fish changes with what's good, and they've got vegetarian options that don't feel like afterthoughts. It's the sort of place that works equally well for a casual lunch before wandering the Cathedral Quarter or a proper dinner when you want somewhere dependable that won't break the bank. The bar area gets lively later on, especially at weekends.
Known for
- ★Victorian newspaper building conversion
- ★Cathedral Quarter location
- ★Reliable steaks and fresh fish
- ★Historic interior with original features
- ★Late-night bar atmosphere
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4.3(2,421 reviews)
2, Northern Whig Building, 2-10 Bridge St, Belfast BT1 1LU, UK


