A Belfast Pub-Crawl #1: a lunchtime pint in Robinson's
I've been threatening a Belfast pub-crawl for some time. Let's start early doors, with a lunchtime pint in Robinson's bar in Great Victoria Street.
If you've just arrived at the bus station across the street, and you've read your guide book, you'll probably head for the more famous Crown Bar next door. But take my advice and start among the glass and varnished woodwork here.
It's early in the boozer's day, but the first race has started. The surly, efficient barman snarls his welcome.
If we tire of the tv, we can slip out the back into the adjoining fake-Irish offshoot, Fibber Magee's.
What's that tune? That's Paul Brady's great version of Arthur McBride. And there's live music in here most evenings...
Are we comfortable? Let's call for another round. Cheers!
the decoration of the room is still in the classic feel, make us become constantly feel at home in it. a place that is now much sought after
Absolutely. What a pub actually means - a house that's open to the public to feel at home in!
awesome photography
Thank you! I'm just an amateur with a smartphone but the place is photogenic.
Welcome