Smoke Restaurant Belmont Hotel Smoke Restaurant

Smoke Restaurant Awards

Smoke coming from the kitchen is a good thing at this Belmont Hotel restaurant.
Openings: Breakfast & Lunch Mon.-Fri., Dinner nightly, Brunch Sat.-Sun.

Features

  • Parking lot
  • Dress code: Casual
  • Entertainment: Live music Fri.-Sat.
  • Full bar
  • Reservations accepted for parties of 6 or more


Smoke Restaurant Restaurant Review:


Chef and co-owner Tim Byres mans the pit at Smoke Restaurant, which successfully meshes upscale epicurean attitude with the simplicity of down-home cooking. The feel is rustic and casual, with a dining patio and full bar. The board, a lineup of old-fashioned, slow-cooked meals, is divided into four sections: Bar (appetizers and small plates); Garden (salads and vegetables); Stove (hot sides and entrées); and Grill (a hearty selection of hardwood-fired meats). For diners who really mean business, there's a family-style barbecue menu complete with a Scantron card and plenty of options. Freshly baked cornbread arrives first, loaded with molasses butter and jalapeño jelly. Seafood selections from the wood grill are impressive (salmon, sea scallops and a daily catch), but we also recommend the tender ribs sauced with sweet molasses. The turkey is also a big hit --- smoky, juicy and fork-tender. Sides include potato salad and smoked sweet corn, as well as green chile hominy casserole with smoked cheddar and a twist on slaw with blue cheese and jícama. In addition, fans of Smoke can whet their appetite with new season-inspired dishes every three months. Indeed, where there’s smoke, there’s a good meal.

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