Hope Street Restaurant Belfast

1. We found this restaurant while looking for halal option, which unfortunately in Belfast, aren’t too many.
   My husband and I enjoyed our time so much here!
   The owner told us that they do certain halal dishes that includes beef and chicken options! We opted for the pre theater menu and chose chili beef and fish cakes as starters and the restaurant gave us free goat cheese fritters! The chili beef was so delicious and the rest was good too.
   For mains, we got sirloin steak and butterfly chicken. Both dishes were heavenly! Steak was medium rare like I ordered. So many places get that wrong for whatever reason.
   And for dessert, we ordered sticky toffee pudding and apply crumble. The apple crumble was nice but the pudding stole the show!
   Can’t recommend this place enough. The restaurant is small but not too small and cozy and the ambience is romantic. Perfect for a date 🙂

2. I recently dined at Hope’s – The menu boasts of premium European dishes which were well crafted.
   Whether you’re a foodie or simply seeking a memorable dining experience, Hope’s won’t disappoint. The attentive service by Ashiya, the cozy warm setting, and mouthwatering flavors make it a must-visit.

3. Had an amazing experience here. From the food to the service as well as the atmosphere everything is 5 star deserving.
   I will definitely be visiting again when we visit Belfast

4. Our last night in Ireland.

   In search for Sticky Toffee, a dessert popular in Europe, Hope Street in Belfast came through.

   I had the tomato soup which was particularly flavorful and very rich. I really like the taste of strong soups. Paired with a crisp, well-balanced salad, it made for a perfect combination of light yet satisfying dishes.

   This sticky toffee is something. It’s like a brownie stuffed with caramel but it’s not caramel, it’s something else, maybe a date mixture? I don’t know and I don’t care. It was scrumptious.

   The freshness of the ingredients stood out here like everywhere in Europe. This is a solid spot to eat in Belfast.

5. An elegant restaurant with excellent service and food. It is a BYO with a small corkage charge. We had a doube beef and a salmon. Both were full of flavour and delicious. We followed with the Eton Mess. Wow. Would definitely return.

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