The Errigle Inn

The Errigle is The Best pub in all of Belfast. Brilliant pub grub with some good vegetarian options. The Chefs are always very accommodating to specific requests and can adapt dishes on the menu to suit vegetarians also. There’s always sports on the MANY TV screens. Homely atmosphere with a very nice crowd. Glad this is my local.

Booked in for a meal with my partner and two friends on Friday evening. We arrived at 7pm and our table was ready. The service was friendly and fast. Didn’t have to wait long on the food. The food we got was delicious — your average pub menu, but cooked to a really high standard. I had chicken goujons and sweet potato fries — Wasn’t that hungry when I got there, but they were so tasty, I ate the whole lot. My friends all enjoyed their meals too. My only complaint was that it was quite loud — it is a pub, on a friday night — so not really their fault — but I guess a quieter restaurant environment would have suited us better.

We stopped by here tonight for a drink and some dinner. We were immediately shown to a table and given menus with a good choice of meals. I went for lasagne, served with chips, salad, coleslaw and garlic bread, while my husband opted for chicken burger, served with chips, salad and coleslaw. We really enjoyed our meals — they were tasty and filling. Despite being full, we both couldn’t resist the Crunchie cheesecake that was on the dessert menu tonight and I have to say it was one of the best cheesecakes I’ve ever had. It was just delicious and was presented really well on the plate, served with ice-​cream, shortbread, strawberries, meringue and cream. Heavenly!
The staff were fantastic and service was great. My husband was also delighted when he got a bottle opener keyring for checking in on Unilocal and redeeming the on-​screen voucher with the bar staff! We thought the total price of our bill tonight was good value for money, and we enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. The dining area is in the main bar but is separate which I think is good. The drinks were lovely too — I recommend the strawberry daiquiri!
Will definitely return, a great little spot!

I like the Errigle, its a nice place to relax with a pint after work or meet up with a few mates. It can get a little bunged at times but that is just a testament to how good the place is.
Its got decent screens if you are into watching sports and a great buzz if you are just out to soak up the craic. They have a good selection of beers and craft beers and reasonably priced prosecco (£21/£22 per bottle) is served with a strawberry in your glass to really lift the flavour.
I have not eaten in it yet but I have it on good authority that while the fare is plain it is very good and worth trying, so I will be in the future!
Overall this is a great wee spot for a quiet drink through the week or a starting point for a weekend night out with mates. Definitly recommended.

By far the best pub in Belfast. Friendly staff, mixed crowd, good booze and great food. As far as I’m concerned The Errigle can do no wrong. Always enjoy popping into this pub due to the relaxed atmosphere.

Fashions and trends come and go, but the Errigle remains a firm South Belfast favourite. It doesn’t really have a distinct crowd, with a mixture of young and old, rugby fans and old golfing buddies, book groups, locals, first daters and sport-​haters.
It is here where we had our book group, and that wasn’t our smartest plan. As we commandeered a table in the quiet bar out the back, and very reasonable rounds consisting of a bottle of wine at a time we were just too cosy to enjoy the book. Perhaps a Friday night is not the best night for a book group, as then someone suggested we went upstairs to see the DJ. Book long forgotten, crazy dance moves thrown, got home at 2am. That’s the joy of The Errigle, you just know you are going to have fun, even if you are just in for the one, and it won’t cost you quite as much as the city centre.

Very reasonable if fairly spendy for pub grub food.
We had roast chicken — the garlic spuds were grand, though the chicken suffered from a serious confuseathon: the white meat was decent but the dark meat was stringy & overcooked. Must’ve been a while on the steam table?
Seems to be a lager drinker’s bar as the only guinness I saw was in an unsonscionable state.

What a good place to spend a friday night with friends just catching up. Find your self a seat and your set. Good offerings of food too. The last time time I was there I had the burger and would say it was pretty good even tho it was a bit pricey. They have some of those self serve tables which I think looks a lot of fun and very appealing.
I know this bar is known for having quality local music talent and down the years has had some of the best. It is probably the most popular bar in the area. It also has great coverage of football games, so it can get very busy at those times. So if you want a quiet night beware not to go there when screaming football fanatics are in attendance!!!
All in all a good well run bar

I had a lovely family lunch yesterday in the Errigle and it couldn’t have been more pleasant. The only reason I am not giving five stars is because we had to wait for quite a while even though the place wasn’t busy.
I had chicken fajitas which came out sizzling on the plate. An unusual spice was used that I ahve never had before and they also used quite a few mushrooms in the dish which I have also never seen. It was very tasty and was accompanied by generous portions of guacamole and sour cream.
My little nephew who is only one was starving and was treated to sausages, mash and gravy — a massive portion for one so small but the waitress happily wrapped up our leftovers and my dog was a very happy chap.
All in all a great experience, lovely food, nice service with chatty bar folk and a very reasonably bill.

A pretty well known bar in Belfast with plenty on offer for people of all ages and tastes thanks to its smart use of space — splitting the premesis into 5 different sections, each catering to a different type of clientelle.
I havent been all around this place, for example I havent eaten in it but a couple of friends enjoy it and have had nothing but good things to say about the food and service. There is a pretty decent pub quiz on a Monday night in one of the bars and the upstairs section is pretty fun on a weekend night if you fancy a bit of a boogie and maybe if you fancy your chances with a member of the opposite sex.
The last time I was here was on St Patricks night and it was great craic with the professional staff keeping the service quick and friendly all day.
A decent bar, but like all bars in this part of Belfast, maybe a little bit too out of the way to go on a crawl or for tourists to call in on.