The Point Bar And Grill
Posted on April 15, 2010 by Stephen
The Point Bar and Grill in Ballyhackamore followed the redevelopment of one of East Belfasts oldest bars - the Belmont. Since it has opened, the residents of the Ballyhackamore area have embraced it with open arms. The Ballyhackamore and Belmont area had been wating a long time for a quality drinking/eating establishment.
The Point Bar and Grill is the perfect place to meet friends and family for a relaxing meal or a night out on the town, as it serves only the best in modern cuisine. The menu is inventive and enticing with a wide range of food on offer, from fillet steak to Asian style monkfish, medallions of pork to stuffed butternut squash. It has even been known to dish up Ostrich Using the finest in local ingredients, there is something guaranteed to tantalise everyones tastebuds.
The Point Bar and Grill provides fast, efficient service and great quality food in a relaxed atmosphere.With evening entertainment 7 nights of the week, a visit is much more than just a dining experience.
Comments (5)
The Point is a very underated bar I think, as far as food goes anyway. Their food is excellent in my opinion. Just love their mexican potatoes!
I have had and still do have, many’s a great meal here. Really nice atmosphere upstairs.
The Point Bar is no longer a place where you would take anyone other than your roughest friends. The food upstairs is beautiful, but even to walk past the tattoed f*****ts dowstairs to get out, is enough for me not to go back.
yes, The Point has gone downhill a bit. Like most places, at the start they attracted a decent kinda crowd and kept the oul ‘riff raff’ out. I guess business is business, and they pull in just whoever will buy a drink now.
Hope it never descends into the ultimate chav drinking den…aka Benedicts. That place went down quicker than the Titanic, once the ‘gold chains and no brains’ crowd decided to make it their local drinking estblishment
I couldn’t agree more – I live within spitting distance (yes really) and it is disturbing to hear the clientele screaming for taxis at chucking out time. However in recent weeks things seem to have quietened down a bit. There seems to be no more DJs/live music and they appear to have mastered the art of keeping the emergency exit door closed. Many times I have felt that the whole pub had moved into my house the noise was so loud. I have been in it only once and I felt very uncomfortable. I wouldn’t go back.
I love the point. yes it can be rough sometimes but then again so can the merchant and ollies which are supposed to be “fancy” places but just because someone wears a suit doesnt make them a nice decent person. the food is great and the bar/restaurant staff are friendly and welcoming. i would recommend it to anyone. if you want great food at great prices go to the restaurant upstairs and then the bar food downstairs is fantastic value for money. two meals for £11 is just brilliant. its my local and me and my fiance go all the time.