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Visitors to Malmaison Belfast
will be wowed by the recent
renovation of its Chez Mal
Bar, set to become the
latest luxury hotspot on the
Belfast bar scene. The uber-
chic space is a mix of bright
colours, sumptuous sofas
and quirky accents. Enjoy
Instagram-friendly, custom-
made neon artwork, stunning
metallic chandeliers and a
ceiling adorned with luscious
foliage and hanging plants.
Chez Mal Bar has a distinctly
opulent feel, perfect for lively
after-work cocktails or a
stylish Saturday night out on
the town. Renowned for its
delectable cocktails, Chez Mal
Bar is delighted to introduce its
latest cutting-edge ‘Malchemy’
cocktail menu.
34-38 Victoria Street, Belfast
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Treat your dad this Father’s Day
to an exclusive Father’s Day
experience at the National
Stadium at Windsor Park.
Tickets are priced at £20 and
this includes a guided tour of
Inside
Track
Ulster Tatler gives you our top picks
for this month.
the stadium, access to the award-winning Education & Heritage
Centre at 12 noon, followed by a buffet lunch and drink in the
George Best lounge.To book tickets email: [email protected]- eAt & DRINk
An old, beautiful building has been brought back to life
in Belfast, with the opening of Café Cuan. They serve up
ethically sourced, locally roasted Boden Park coffee and epic
sandwiches. As well as delicious sandwiches packed with
smoked chicken, crispy pork belly and beef brisket, they also
have a seperate vegan/veggie menu. A breakfast menu is
also available with a range of stuffed croissants and breakfast
toasties.
161-165 Cromac Street, Belfast- Out & ABOut
Northern Ireland’s leading
hospitality group, Beannchor
has completed a £500,000
investment of The Cloth Ear.
The owners of the popular
bar, which is part of The
Merchant Hotel in Belfast’s
bustling Cathedral Quarter,
have described the evolution
of the venue as a ‘traditional
Irish Victorian pub, reimagined.’
Following the significant
refurbishment, the interior
has been totally transformed.
Featuring a bold blue colour
scheme, salvaged floors laid
in a herringbone pattern, an
exquisite ornate ceiling and
a reclaimed Victorian back
bar and fireplace, the stylish
space is warm and inviting.
Serving food daily from 12pm,
The Cloth Ear will serve up
an all-day menu of traditional
pub grub with a classic twist,
alongside an Irish Gin serve
menu; an expanded range of
beers from across Ireland; a
range of ‘Hoptails’ - cocktails
made using beer; and an
ever-changing wine list, with
selected wines by the keg.
16 Skipper Street, BelfastToP PiCkS20