Queen's Arcade, Belfast

[1] The arcade and the building above it were designed by James McKinnon in 1880, for developer George Fisher.

[1] In 1919 it was acquired by Frederick W. Henry, who operated the adjacent Carlton Cafe & Restaurant at 25-27 Donegall Place.

The monogram "AR", in reference to the company, is still visible today on the third floor of the Donegall Place façade.

In 1987 they refurbished the building façades and installed canopies over the Donegall Place and Fountain Street entrances.

[3] In September 2024, Lunn's announced that they would be expanding into the building that formerly housed Carlton Cafe and most recently Oasis.

An ornate Victorian 4-storey building, painted pastel yellow, featuring muted copper spires on the roof, a small white clockface in the centre of the 2nd floor, and ground floor shopping units framed in black, either side of the arched entrance to an arcade. On the third floor is an Art-Deco-influenced monogram with the letters "A.R.".
The Royal Avenue entrance, in March 2011. The monogram "AR" for Austin Reed Ltd is clearly visible on the third floor.