5/5 Michelle B. 2 years ago on Google
Thoroughly
enjoyed
our
evening
in
James
St
-
it
was
the
best
dining
experience
of
our
trip!
We
had
been
looking
forward
to
this
dinner
as
we
had
a
few
hit
n
miss
dinners
over
the
course
of
our
trip
back
to
Belfast.
We
were
not
disappointed
and
had
the
most
fabulous
evening.
We
were
greeted
and
seated
quickly.
The
place
is
lovely
and
spacious.
Busy
and
ambient.
The
bar
is
great
and
would
love
to
come
back
just
for
drinks
at
the
bar
sometime.
We
ordered
cocktails
immediately.
An
Irish
gin
negroni
and
a
traditional
old
fashioned.
My
negroni
was
absolutely
excellent.
I
think
the
old
fashioned
could
have
done
with
using
real
sugar
cubes
and
not
sugar
syrup,
but
it
wasn’t
too
bad.
We
were
quick
to
select
our
wine.
We
chose
a
red,
the
Cline,
Old
Vine
Zinfandel,
2019,
a
lovely
juicy
red.
To
start
we
had
the
Ham
Hock
Terrine
with
Piccalilli
&
Champ
Bread
and
some
Scallops
with
pork
belly.
The
ham
hock
dish
was
the
best
ham
hock
I’ve
had.
The
homemade
piccalilli
was
something
else.
Really
lovely
crunchy
and
spicy
sharpened
to
help
cut
through
the
ham
hock.
And
the
champ
bread
was
deliciously
crunchy
on
the
outside
and
soft
and
fluffy
on
the
inside.
The
scallops
and
pork
belly
were
disappointing
as
they
lacked
any
salt
or
real
flavour
or
texture
between
them.
We
did
still
eat
it
and
shared
the
rest
of
my
ham
hock.
We
both
decided
to
go
for
the
Co.
Tyrone
270g
Fillet
Steak
with
sides
of
Champ
and
Truffle
&
Parmesan
Chips.
Red
wine
jus
and
peppercorn
sauce.
These
were
fantastic
steaks.
I
honestly
didn’t
think
I’d
finish
mine,
but
I
did.
I
made
the
right
choice
with
the
jus
and
the
truffle
chips.
They
went
so
well
together,
the
dryness
of
the
Parmesan
and
sweet,
slightly
smokiness
of
the
jus.
The
steaks
were
cooked
perfectly.
One
medium
and
mine
medium
rare.
Fantastic
flavouring
on
the
grilled
exterior
of
the
steak
and
lovely
texture
when
you
bit
through.
We
both
agreed
that
the
champ
was
the
best
champ
we
have
ever
tasted.
It
was
piping
hot,
soft,
so
well
flavoured
with
hot
butter
melting
on
the
top
of
the
copper
serving
pot.
It
really
was
the
most
incredible
champ.
I
was
too
full
for
dessert.
But
my
pattern
ordered
the
Sticky
Toffee
Pudding
Sundae.
The
team
were
kind
enough
to
make
me
an
Espresso
Martini,
which
was
both
decaf
and
no
sugar
syrup.
It
was
brilliant.
We
both
managed
to
work
our
way
though
a
surprisingly
light
sticky
toffee
Sunday
dessert.
The
team
were
fantastic.
Very
friendly
and
chatty
to
us.
The
bar
team
did
not
stop,
I
was
lucky
enough
to
face
them
And
watch
them
make
a
great
array
of
drinks
and
cocktails.
The
waiting
staff
were
also
very
friendly
when
serving
and
checking
in
on
us
at
convenient
points
to
make
sure
we
were
ok.
We
felt
very
well
looked
after.
The
service
was
paced
very
well,
we
didn’t
feel
rushed
by
anything,
it
felt
like
such
a
leisurely
treat
of
a
time
in
this
restaurant.
When
we
do
come
back
to
Belfast
we
will
absolutely
be
back
again.
And
we
will
most
definitely
be
recommending
to
others.
Thanks
team.
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