Drawing Office Two Bar is inside the Titanic Hotel Belfast at 8 Queens Road, in the historic room where the Titanic was designed. Its bright, spacious hall has a central island bar and a large wooden model of the ship. Stop for a drink, or sit down for food such as fish and chips or a chicken and bacon sandwich. The setting pairs a meal or a pint with a close look at one of Belfast’s shipbuilding spaces, and it is beside the Titanic exhibition.
A Harland & Wolff drawing office
Drawing Office Two is one of the two historic drawing offices associated with Harland & Wolff. The Titanic Hotel brought the former workspace back into use as a bar and dining room. Its conversion keeps the room’s architectural character in view, including a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a bright, open interior.
The room and its central bar
An island bar sits in the middle of the spacious hall, with a large wooden model of the RMS Titanic nearby. You can choose a seat at the bar for a drink or sit away from it for a meal. The menu includes familiar options such as fish and chips and a chicken and bacon sandwich, alongside a selection of drinks.
FAQ
Can non-hotel guests visit Drawing Office Two Bar?
Yes. The bar is inside the Titanic Hotel, and non-residents are welcome.
What is the connection between Drawing Office Two and the Titanic?
The Titanic was designed in this historic drawing room, which was part of Harland & Wolff’s drawing offices.
What food can you get at Drawing Office Two Bar?
Menu items include fish and chips and a chicken and bacon sandwich.
Is Drawing Office Two Bar near the Titanic exhibition?
Yes. It is beside the Titanic exhibition.
