How to spend your night in Belfast with the Lady Boys of Bangkok

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We're coming to the end of our 2019 tour and what better place for our last Sabai Theatre Venue to be than the beautiful Belfast. This year we have been so fortunate to grace new locations with our glitz, but we particularly look forward to returning to the places we know and love. Whether you're a first time explorer or veterans to this fabulous city like we are, here are a few places where you need to spend your night out in Belfast.


Tipsy Bird

90-100 Ann St, Belfast BT1 3HH

If you're planning a night out with the Lady Boys of Bangkok then there's only one staple beverage to accompany your evening and that's champagne! The Tipsy Bird's champagne Sundays are the perfect antidote to the humdrum Sunday lunch. 

The Perch

42 Franklin St, BT2 7GE

Picture this: looking out over the beautiful, historic city sipping on a heavenly cocktail with some of your favourite people... sounds idyllic don't you think? The Perch rooftop bar should certainly be at the top of your list when drinking and dining in Belfast with friends. Stunning scenery, classic cocktails and good company. What more could you want? 




Revolucion de Cuba 

25-39 Arthur St, BT1 5AR

The perfect destination for fun, flavoursome Cuban vibes, Revolucion de Cuba is a Latin haven. With a world-class selection of rums, fresh tapas and salsa beats perfect for late-night dancing, Revolucion de Cuba has everything you need for a night out-out.



Muriel's Cafe Bar

12-14 Church Ln, BT1 4QN 

Gin lovers unite, Muriel's is the place to be for that irreplaceable g 'n' t! The cosy bar is perfect for a quiet tipple or two and, like most of us, it has a small soft spot of gin. They also offer cocktails with breakfast on the weekend, what better way to start the day?


Ollie's 

35-39 Waring St, BT1 2DZ

Situated in what used to be old bank vaults, Ollie's is an intimate, luxurious clubbing experience and when it comes to our fabulous audience, we couldn't think of anything more fitting. World-class DJ's, chic, Instagram-worthy decor and a mouth-watering array of cocktails, no other sticky-floored nightclub will compare. 



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The Lady Boys of Bangkok are in Belfast until Sunday 17th November. Grab all your tickets and treats over on ladyboysofbangkok.co.uk. 



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