



Over a century ago when Belfast was one of the great industrial cities of the world, specialising in industries such as ship building, linen, ropes and trains, eleven of its citizens envisaged a quiet haven where they could meet, converse and take pleasure in good food and wine.
Unlike many other clubs around the world that are housed within domestic residences or commercial premises, 4 Royal Avenue was built with the sole purpose of accommodating the Ulster Reform Club.
Situated in the very centre of Belfast, the building is now listed - Grade 2, illustrating the presence it has in Northern Ireland's architectural heritage. It was designed with great foresight in terms of the layout of the building and the uses for which each of the rooms could be put to. From the most intimate dinner to formal functions catering for over 100, the various rooms within the Club are more than capable of providing the most suitable
The Club was founded as a place to enjoy good food and that tradition continues to this day, offering an exclusive venue for all your catering needs from a working breakfast to a six course gourmet dinner with friends.