Commercial Court

The Commercial Court in Belfast features a long, narrow cobblestone alleyway lined with vintage advertisements painted directly onto the brick walls. It holds a collection of over three thousand distinct spirits and whiskeys behind the bar. During the nineteen eighties, the building served as a quiet pub where journalists and dock workers gathered. Its owner at the time refused to install a television, insisting that his customers focus entirely on their conversations instead. The alley remains a quiet pocket of the city.