When you step in the
Alley Cat American inspired pub, you are instantly swallowed into some sort or
very cool parallel world. In between the cosy fun furniture and the striking
paintings on the walls you feel as if you were just propelled into an episode
of the Black Sad comic book!
Famous for their wide
selection of beers, I was delighted to find on the list my favourite Sierra Nevada;
they also have a mouth-watering food menu with some very interesting burgers
and hot dogs.
I couldn’t resist
trying the Posh burger, honestly the best burger I ever had. The unique
combination of the melted Brie dripping over a tender, rich and perfectly
seasoned patty topped with a layer of velvety caramelised onions and fondant
buttery garlic mushrooms. Crispy streaks of bacon and fresh roquette smartly
giving a crunchy punch to the whole thing wrapped into an amazing brioche style
bun.
As I was eating out
with my partner, we picked two sides of onion rings and French fries. The
well-performed French fries, thin and crispy as I love them, happily surprised
me but the real delight were the onion rings, which without a doubt were
homemade. All different sizes coated in a light and fluffy crispy batter, they
couldn’t have been better.
Finally, we decided to
share a triple chocolate and peanut butter brownie as we both have a very sweet
tooth. That last one was a bit of a disappointment. The gooey brownie that I
was expecting was actually rather dry and the peanut butter was very scarce. It
came with a scoop of honeycomb ice cream, which was too sweet for my taste and
was sprinkled with a very thin and rather uninspiring milk chocolate sauce.
That will certainly
not discourage me from coming back as the rest of the dinner was absolutely
gorgeous. That is yet another great recommendation for my list of best
restaurants in Belfast.
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