May 8, 2011
This pub is the frequently the best wetherspoons on Northern Ireland and has been voted the Northenr Ireland CAMRA branch pub of the year in 2010 and 2011. Up to eight beers on tap, along with draught ciders (either on tap or from box) and a selection of various bottled beers from around the world, this is certainly the best on-licensed venue in the North. It doesn’t have any of the character that is sometimes present in wetherspoons pubs, which is a pity, though during the twice annual beerfestival a "pour your own" stillage is often erected which allows customers unfamiliar with handpumps to see the difference. Good selection of beers from all over the UK, regularly featuring beers from Nortehrn Ireland breweries. Usual selection of wetherspoons menu, with some specialised "traiditional Northern Ireland" dishes. Reccomended for the variety and quality of beers available on tap.

August 3, 2007
This place wouldn’t get a mention in most other towns in the UK, but in the real ale desert of Belfast it manages to get a look-in. Your usual McSpoons with lary customers drinking lurid kak from bottles, but they have 4 or so real ales on cask - the best range in the city?