51 Donegall Street
Belfast
BT1 2FH
028 9023 3768
johnhewitt@boundarybrewing.coop
Traditional Town Pub
The John Hewitt in the Cathedral Quarter is run by the Boundary Brewing Co-operative which is owned and run by its members. Boundary was a good match for the pub owners, the Belfast Unemployed Resource Centre which provides advice, support and skills from a building just behind. The pub is named after Belfast born John Hewitt, the late poet, historian and socialist who opened the Resource Centre on May Day 1983.
Boundary beers plus a few guests are poured from 16 taps and from bottles and cans in the fridge. Food is from the on-site Frankie’s Lasagneria which serves, well, lasagne, but also burgers, subs and fries.
There’s an eclectic range of live music including jazz funk fusion, blues, trad sessions (see photo), a regular jazz band and the Belfast Groove Collective.
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