McEnaney’s doesn’t quite nail it, but it’s close enough to be worth your time. The vibe’s friendly, and it pulls in the Sunday crowd like moths to a flame. With 4.4 stars from over 500 reviews, the locals aren’t wrong, but there are some quirks you need to know about.
Game Day Specials
When the Premier League rolls around, McEnaney’s is packed with regulars shouting at the screen. The match day specials are decent — you’ll find discounted pints and some half-hearted food deals. The big screen and multiple TVs ensure you won’t miss a second of the action, but don’t expect luxury. Just be prepared for a bustling space where finding a seat can be a challenge (especially for the big matches).
Food & Drinks
Pints are the main attraction, and they won’t break the bank at £10–20. The beer selection tends to favour the usual suspects, though the occasional craft option does sneak in. Food’s basic but hearty — think burgers and wings. It won’t win any Michelin stars, but it does the job. Just don’t come expecting gourmet; it’s more about the football and laughs than high-end dining.
What is the address of McEnaney’s?
McEnaney’s is located at 1 Glen Rd, Belfast.
What are the opening hours of McEnaney’s?
Hours may vary, especially on match days. It’s best to call McEnaney’s directly or check Google Maps for up-to-date hours.
Are there other pubs near McEnaney’s?
Yes, Belfast has several pubs — check our Belfast guide for more options.
Can I book a table at McEnaney’s for match day?
It’s recommended to call ahead to reserve a spot, especially for big matches.
