Shopping in Belfast … Your Full Guide 2023
The Boulevard
The Boulevard is located about 30 minutes outside of Belfast. It’s a popular upmarket outlet mall with more than 50 well-known brands. The outlet is well-known for its incredible rates, with up to 70% off major brands such as Levi’s and Adidas.
The Boulevard is regularly elegantly decorated, maintaining the excellent standards that make shopping there so enjoyable. Shop at GUESS and Jack Wills, or browse Holland & Barratt’s cosmetics assortment. Next, pop by Starbucks for a drink or Salt Kitchen for a modern take on Irish cuisine.
Opening Hours: Varies by day, open daily
The Kennedy Centre
The Kennedy Centre is a major shopping center with 45 different stores and services ranging from grocery stores to clothes boutiques. Although though many stores in Belfast are closed on Sundays, the Kennedy Centre is always open.
Apparel businesses like Peacocks and Shoe Zone are among the many affordable options inside the Kennedy Centre. You can get a bite at one of the many fast food restaurants nearby, such as Subway or Greggs, or pamper yourself at one of the many nearby spas. The mall has an Omniplex theater where you can see the latest blockbusters.
Opening Hours: Varies by day, open daily
On the Square Emporium
The 12,000-square-foot On the Square Emporium is a must-see for antique and vintage aficionados. The shop’s expansion beyond its original concentration on upcycling and vintage goods has resulted in a diverse range of offerings that represent the store’s original founders’ interests.
This shop has everything from beautiful brassware and candelabra to military memorabilia and stunning antique furniture, making it a collector’s dream. Even if you’re not a shopper or a collector, you should visit On the Square Emporium just to experience the unique atmosphere.
Opening Hours: Monday–Friday from 10 am to 6 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 5 pm (closed on Sundays)
Born and Bred
Born and Bred sells handcrafted items and meaningful keepsakes. Unlike than generic souvenirs like keychains and postcards, Born and Bred focuses on Irish arts, crafts, food, and homeware.
Born and Bred is a three-story building on Ann Street in the heart of Belfast’s city center. Around 85 local artisans and artists sell their items, making this a great spot to go souvenir shopping while also giving back to the community. As a souvenir from Belfast, pick up a bottle of Irish Bacon Ketchup or a set of pub playing cards.
