Margot is a cocktail bar in St Georges Market, Belfast. Rated 4.2 stars from 740 Google reviews. Known for outstanding cocktails and distinctive afro-deco design. Best for cocktails and groups. Price range: €€.
Rankings updated May 2026
Margot
Across 730 Google reviews, 81% gave four or five stars.
Quick Verdict
Margot is a visually stunning cocktail destination with outstanding drinks and a relaxed-luxe atmosphere, best visited with reservations and an appreciation for craft cocktails over fast service.
You want expertly crafted cocktails in a beautifully designed, intimate setting with live music and a relaxed-luxury vibe.
About Margot
Margot is a striking cocktail bar in the heart of St George's Market, defined by its sumptuous Afro-Deco design and carefully curated drinks programme. The venue delivers outstanding cocktails—reviewers consistently praise their craft and flavour—alongside a thoughtful wine and beer selection that rewards exploration. The space unfolds across multiple intimate rooms, each with distinct décor, creating a luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere that draws both solo drinkers and groups. Live music and performances anchor the social calendar, while table service and bar seating accommodate different occasions. Food offerings span tapas and small plates to afternoon tea and lunch menus, with standout items like artisan breads and curry-sauced fish and chips. The venue accepts reservations and welcomes walk-ins, though booking is advised during peak times. Wheelchair-accessible facilities and free Wi-Fi round out the offering.
Margot is the neighbourhood spot done right — unhurried, unpretentious, with a wine list that gives it an edge over most of its category.
What Stands Out
Outstanding cocktails
Multiple 5-star reviews highlight delicious, well-crafted cocktails; 4-star reviewers note cocktails as 'outstanding' and 'delicious', with specific praise for drinks like the Punch & Rudi and Margot Spritzer.
Distinctive Afro-Deco design
Reviewers consistently describe the venue as 'beautifully decorated', 'sumptuous', 'stunning', and 'genuinely beautiful and unique', with the Afro-Deco theme specifically praised as 'lovely' and immersive.
Great beer and wine selection
GBP highlights include great beer selection and great wine list; reviews note 'excellent choice of drinks and cocktails' and the venue's offerings span beer, wine, and hard liquor.
In Their Own Words
Review highlights surfaced by Google, in the language they were written
“Great decor, food and drinks excellent and our server Patrick was fab.”
“We ordered three tapas: calamari, patatas bravas and Korean fried chicken.”Practical Information
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Common Questions
How consistently good is Margot?
Across 730 Google reviews, 81% of visitors gave four or five stars — placing Margot among St Georges Market's most reliably rated cocktail bars.
Do you need to book Margot in advance?
Booking ahead is recommended for meals — Margot is a popular choice in St Georges Market and tends to fill quickly, particularly at weekends.
Does Margot have outdoor seating?
Yes — Margot offers outdoor seating. Outdoor tables are popular during warmer months so arriving early or booking ahead helps.
Frequently Asked Questions about Margot
Yes. GBP data flags solo dining as a popular use case. The venue has both bar seating and table service, making it welcoming for single drinkers. Multiple reviews confirm comfortable solo visits for drinks and cocktails.
Reservations are accepted and recommended, especially during peak times. The venue welcomes walk-ins, but booking ensures a table and smoother service, particularly for groups or special occasions.
Margot blends casual, cosy, trendy, and upscale elements. The Afro-Deco design creates a luxurious yet relaxed vibe across multiple intimate rooms. Live music and performances add to the social energy.
Yes. The menu includes tapas, small plates, artisan breads, pasta, fish and chips, and afternoon tea. Reviews praise items like Korean fried chicken and calamari, though the food menu is smaller than the drinks focus.
Cocktails are on the higher end (£12–14), reflecting city-centre location and craft quality. Beer, wine, and food pricing is moderate. The venue is rated €€ (mid-range).
Parking is available via paid parking lot and paid street parking in the St George's Market area, though spaces can be somewhat difficult to find during busy periods.
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