Named after its former resident milliner and sometime 'angel of the footpath', this glorious little retreat is all damask drapes, velvet seating and dark walls illuminated with mirrors, chandeliers and an open fire. Downstairs, a display of hat paraphernalia reflects Muriel's less lascivious past. The food ranges from a great breakfast selection (croque monsieur, eggs benedict, oak smoked salmon...) to all-day meat, cheese and seafood platters. Come the weekend, DJs play suitably eclectic background music for the stylish clientele.
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Colin
7. 3. 2026
attractive welcoming bar - very gay friendly - lovely atmosphere and a great wee terrace outside to watch the world go by.
Anth
7. 3. 2026
What a disappointment!The one member of staff we came across was completely obnoxious and snotty (even though he only works in a bar??) Both the interior & exterior were dirty, yuk
Michele
7. 3. 2026
It was a wet Tuesday and my friend and I hit Muriels. The food was excellent, bar staff were so friendly and the atmosphere was just perfect. Couldn't think of a better place to spend an afternoon in Belfast!!!!!
Amy
7. 3. 2026
What a treat to find such a fabulous wee bar and the food is scrummy too.......Hooray for Muriels!
John
7. 3. 2026
Bloomin' Marvellous...!!