Belgravia Hub

Great food and service. The baked cheesecake is a treat.

This place is such a hidden treasure. There were two of us who ate lunch. We ordered the fritters for a starter. These amazing balls of perfection are Belgravia Hub's claim to fame and I can see why. They were full of flavour, with an authentic cornmeal crunch and lots of corn. They also had strawberry puree and a savory tomato sauce. Both were delicious. We then split the warm beet garden salad. It had a baby greens mixture with apples, candied walnuts, red onion, creamy feta and warm beets. It was large and plenty enough to share. Our entree was penne pasta with grilled chicken and fresh peas tossed in a creamy lightly infused grain mustard sauce. It was mild and fresh tasting. The kindly obliged to split it in the kitchen
For desert we had the berry custard wam bread pudding and a triple fruit cobbler topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. We both agreed that the bread pudding was unique and delicious. We didn't order drinks. We had cucumber infused water which was a very nice touch this restaurant provides. Our water glasses never went empty. The service was great. Our server was so friendly and very efficient. The entire meal came to $55 and worth every dollar. We loved this place and are already talking about going back.

A comfortable place, nicely situated in the neighbourhood. Nicely designed interior, simple but elegant menu. Service is a bit hoity-toity. Bicycle parking is non-existent, but Gracious Goods, right next door, does have some basic, not-city-standard bike lockups.

What a great little neighborhood restaurant! Impeccable food, excellent service and very reasonably priced as well. If only more Edmonton neighborhoods had restaurants of this quality!

Such a cute and cozy little place, with great service and good appetizers. The beer list is short but impressive (like Belly Hops from Red Deer!). Will definitely return for another date night.