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Restaurant review: The Muddlers Club is packed with charm, finesse, and attitude

The Muddlers Club's name traces its origins back to the 1798 Rebellion
The Muddlers Club Belfast. Picture: Elaine Hill Photography

The Muddlers Club Belfast. Picture: Elaine Hill Photography

Fri, 29 May, 2026 - 20:00
Leslie Williams
Leslie Williams
Leslie Williams has been the Irish Examiner's wine columnist since 2012 and has been reviewing restaurants since 2015.

The Muddlers Club

1 Warehouse Lane, Belfast

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