Henry's

Absolutely loved this place after finding it on our first trip to Belfast. You can feel the history inside this old jailhouse! Great friendly staff, a wide selection of drinks and a 2 for 1 cocktail special during happy hour. What’s not to love?

Called in for a bite of lunch, and it didn't disappoint. They had an offer of 2 mains and a bottle of wine for £29.75. This is a good deal, but sadly, I was driving. The fish and chips were tasty. My wife had the Samson burger, and again, it was tasty, and the chicken was moist. At £15.50 a main dish I thought this was reasonable for dining in Belfast. The staff were polite and attentive. Thank you, Jade, for your service.

The BEST food we have had in Belfast. Beef burger was fantastic, veggie burger was the best one I've ever had. Fantastic, not one fault here. Price and deals are also such a great way to bring people in. 10 out of 5 stars!

We went at Sunday lunch time and Henry's was very quiet great if that's how you like it but we felt it was a bit flat. The food was fantastic and the staff brilliant,one of the bar men talked me through some of the beers that were on offer sorry I didn't get his name but he was very good. We will be back but maybe at a different time of day.

My friend and I came here for evening drinks and a dance. A cute place tucked away in an alley way. It was similar to a Be At One in London. There were so many different rooms from the dance floor, terrace, garden etc. All of which were pretty! The service was very slow and the prices were quite high. The music was your normal club music, which was nice as many other places nearby have the same Indie live music played. I'd recommend for a night out and for a few cheeky Insta photos too.

It's a sports bar with food, so my husband loved the atmosphere but not really my scene, hence only 4 stars. But the food - WOW!!! The food is superb. They ought to give their chef a raise before somewhere else steals him/her.

It was a little disappointing. Looked great from the outside and in, but I'm not sure what the concept here is ... pub, classy? The service was rather slow and the food ok, but not so great that I'd come back for it.

Lovely little pub , great pint of Guinness and an impressive back bar of spirits. They do serve food but I didn't partake. Just popped in for a pint.

Had a wonderful fish and chips meal with my partner for lunch on Friday. No reservations and we're seated right away. We started with water and a half pint. My water glass came dirty and had food stuck inside it. Got a new one, no biggie. We started with the bread platter, great bread but weird condiments. Should at least have butter or an oil. Kinda odd but bread was good. We both had the fish n chips, both were fried to perfection, chips were great as well. Service was great at the start but went downhill, hard to flag anyone down to pay. We wanted takeout containers but they couldn't find any. Place is dark and cozy inside, very cute.

Henry's was an interesting stop on a quick pub crawl of Belfast. They were busy and had limited seating available, but I did enjoy their swanky atmosphere. We came for the food, but could not find a table and food wasn't served at the bar (where we were lucky to find seating). I ordered a grey goose and soda and it was served with schweps lemonade? Not my choice but I'm interested in the translation of how this drink is served! Staff was friendly and I bet this place is a great party venue later in the evening.

Not easy to find but worth it. Classic bar with a too large television which kind of ruined the ambiance. Good burger, the chips are special. Good service and very good beer selection. The room is connected to the Gin Bar and the JJailhousr. Interesting setup.

One of numerous Irish-American bars which proliferate Belfast these days. Often has entertainment in the form of live music and Irish dancing. Can't quite warm to Henry's though - drinks are overpriced, service from both bar and waiting staff is slow. Food menu has zero vegan options and extremely limited, bland, vegetarian offerings. They also have an irritating tendency to throw "Reserved" signs on most of their tables, even if you're already occupying one, which is rude. In short I wouldn't recommend Henry's, but if you do visit you need to plan ahead and book a table - otherwise you'll be turfed out after a couple of drinks to make way for people who may or may not turn-up...

An interesting alehouse. Not terribly accessible. Given the historic nature of the pub's name and location not much is made of this. The pub has all the things one would expect to find and offers a good range of drinks and snacks. The drinkers are at least companionable. Sadly unremarakable.