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The Local Social House
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Nearby attractions
Belleville Art Association
208 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Z8
The Corporation of the City of Belleville
169 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 1G8, Canada
Corby Park
Belleville, ON K8N 3K1, Canada
Hastings And Prince Edward District School Board
156 Ann St, Belleville, ON K8N 3L3, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Pho Blue Basil Restaurant
230 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Z2, Canada
SANS-SOUCI
240 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Z2, Canada
Bourbon Street Pizza Company
5a Market St, Belleville, ON K8N 1G8, Canada
Paulo's Italian Trattoria
38 Bridge St E, Belleville, ON K8N 2Y7, Canada
BayLeaf Authentic Indian Cuisine
182 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Y7, Canada
Capers
272 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Z8
The Lark
199 Front St #104, Belleville, ON K8N 5H5, Canada
L'Auberge de France
304 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Z8, Canada
Dinkel's & Paulo's Restaurants
44 Bridge St E #38, Belleville, ON K8N 1L6, Canada
Rockstar's Bar & Grill
190 Front St, Belleville, ON K8N 2Y7, Canada
Nearby hotels
Ramada by Wyndham Belleville Harbourview Conference Centre
11 Bay Bridge Rd, Belleville, ON K8P 3P6, Canada
St. John's Inn and B&B
263 John St, Belleville, ON K8N 3G4, Canada
The Loft on St. Paul
35 St Paul St, Belleville, ON K8N 3E6, Canada
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The Local Social House

211 Coleman St, Belleville, ON K8P 3H8, Canada
4.2(221)$$$$
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attractions: Belleville Art Association, The Corporation of the City of Belleville, Corby Park, Hastings And Prince Edward District School Board, restaurants: Pho Blue Basil Restaurant, SANS-SOUCI, Bourbon Street Pizza Company, Paulo's Italian Trattoria, BayLeaf Authentic Indian Cuisine, Capers, The Lark, L'Auberge de France, Dinkel's & Paulo's Restaurants, Rockstar's Bar & Grill
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+1 613-966-2458
Website
thelocalsocialhouse.com

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Featured dishes

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Fritto Misto
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Soup Of The Day
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Caesar Salad
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Local Smash Burger
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The Local Club
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Arancini
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Fritto Misto
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Soup Of The Day
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Caesar Salad
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Local Smash Burger
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Slow Braised Beef

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Nearby attractions of The Local Social House

Belleville Art Association

The Corporation of the City of Belleville

Corby Park

Hastings And Prince Edward District School Board

Belleville Art Association

Belleville Art Association

4.8

(10)

Open 24 hours
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The Corporation of the City of Belleville

The Corporation of the City of Belleville

3.4

(33)

Closed
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Corby Park

Corby Park

4.6

(123)

Open 24 hours
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Hastings And Prince Edward District School Board

Hastings And Prince Edward District School Board

2.6

(20)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of The Local Social House

Pho Blue Basil Restaurant

SANS-SOUCI

Bourbon Street Pizza Company

Paulo's Italian Trattoria

BayLeaf Authentic Indian Cuisine

Capers

The Lark

L'Auberge de France

Dinkel's & Paulo's Restaurants

Rockstar's Bar & Grill

Pho Blue Basil Restaurant

Pho Blue Basil Restaurant

4.9

(185)

$

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SANS-SOUCI

SANS-SOUCI

4.3

(109)

$

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Bourbon Street Pizza Company

Bourbon Street Pizza Company

4.6

(962)

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Paulo's Italian Trattoria

Paulo's Italian Trattoria

4.2

(269)

$$

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JennaJenna
If you are coming here for fine dining and excellent food, you may be disappointed. For the prices, I had expected better quality. I ordered the baked brie as well as the gnocchi with added chicken. The baked brie was as expected, nothing to write home about and nothing you couldn't make yourself at home for less. However, the gnocchi was store bought pre packaged and the sauce was all one flavour note- mildly "cajun". The chicken was unremarkable, cut up and mixed in with the bland sauce. Another at my table had the special that evening, the grilled cheese. Again, for such a high dining appearance, it was a home quality sandwich. Another at the table had their burger, a staple on any menu, and was disappointed to find that a Five Guys burger had more flavour and satisfaction to it. Everyone in our party was left wanting more from their plates, which made the pricing feel inappropriate. The restaurant apologized for the long wait times and brought complimentary deserts. Although it was comped, the chocolate slice was laughable and we had hoped it wasn't how it was normally served. It was about the thickness of a chocolate bar, I'd call it a fun size desert. The views were absolutely gorgeous out of the back of the restaurant. The atmosphere inside was lovely, with clean and welcoming bathrooms. The service was great, attentive, and they were quick to rectify any problems. If you are looking for a nice atmosphere but you're not into fine dining levels of cuisine, this is the spot for you. The Local Social House is a great for someone with a more subdued or simple pallette.
James CartierJames Cartier
As a starter we had a small charcuterie platter. Quite good. My wife took a red sangria, I tried it. I have to say it was pleasantly surprised with the mixology. Thus the price tag attached to it. Almost $20 bucks. I had the brisket poutine. Huge portion with a lot of meat, and squishy crude cheese. Only down side is the sauce is neither a brisket nor a poutine sauce, more like a quite sugary teriyaki. Just remember, we are in Belleville, not Montreal. My wife had the Ontario pickerel. She had one bit and left the rest. She said it had a « taste » she didn’t like. I try it’s. It’s was bleak but not bad, but she has really good taste buds, so I trust her. The taste was what I would expect from a river fish. Just light seasoned with pepper and salt. I would recommend to request quarter of a fresh lemon and squeeze it on top to make it more enjoyable. I’m would expect more from a $30 entree dish. We doggy bagged the poutine, not the fish. Expect a bill of $60 to $70 per person for a full meal with cocktails. The ambiance is nice. But I was sitting at a table where I couldn’t enjoy the river view. Service is standard for post COVID era restaurant in southern Ontario. I would recommend that place to go on a sunny day for a charcuterie platter with cocktails on the River deck. Nothing else. Plus: has a nice dedicated parking
KristinKristin
We stopped by for lunch as part of a little road trip out to Tyendinaga, and it seemed nice to be able to sit on the patio on a river, but we ended up sitting inside due to the extreme heat, which was still nice. The food was good but not great, depending on what you ordered. The fish special was salmon, which was seasoned deliciously, but why did they put ketchup all over it lol. I thought that was so weird. The pasta special (no photo) was strangely sour but also cheesy, so it made me feel a bit queasy. I got the Local salad since I wasn't hungry, but it was actually a massive portion, and I thought the toppings were unique enough to warrant ordering (apples, toasted oats, almonds) but it ended up being a really basic salad that I probably should've just made at home. However the asparagus (side dish) was delicious and I would order that again. The staff here were also very courteous regarding our nut allergies. This is a nice place to stop by for a casual lunch with family tho
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If you are coming here for fine dining and excellent food, you may be disappointed. For the prices, I had expected better quality. I ordered the baked brie as well as the gnocchi with added chicken. The baked brie was as expected, nothing to write home about and nothing you couldn't make yourself at home for less. However, the gnocchi was store bought pre packaged and the sauce was all one flavour note- mildly "cajun". The chicken was unremarkable, cut up and mixed in with the bland sauce. Another at my table had the special that evening, the grilled cheese. Again, for such a high dining appearance, it was a home quality sandwich. Another at the table had their burger, a staple on any menu, and was disappointed to find that a Five Guys burger had more flavour and satisfaction to it. Everyone in our party was left wanting more from their plates, which made the pricing feel inappropriate. The restaurant apologized for the long wait times and brought complimentary deserts. Although it was comped, the chocolate slice was laughable and we had hoped it wasn't how it was normally served. It was about the thickness of a chocolate bar, I'd call it a fun size desert. The views were absolutely gorgeous out of the back of the restaurant. The atmosphere inside was lovely, with clean and welcoming bathrooms. The service was great, attentive, and they were quick to rectify any problems. If you are looking for a nice atmosphere but you're not into fine dining levels of cuisine, this is the spot for you. The Local Social House is a great for someone with a more subdued or simple pallette.
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As a starter we had a small charcuterie platter. Quite good. My wife took a red sangria, I tried it. I have to say it was pleasantly surprised with the mixology. Thus the price tag attached to it. Almost $20 bucks. I had the brisket poutine. Huge portion with a lot of meat, and squishy crude cheese. Only down side is the sauce is neither a brisket nor a poutine sauce, more like a quite sugary teriyaki. Just remember, we are in Belleville, not Montreal. My wife had the Ontario pickerel. She had one bit and left the rest. She said it had a « taste » she didn’t like. I try it’s. It’s was bleak but not bad, but she has really good taste buds, so I trust her. The taste was what I would expect from a river fish. Just light seasoned with pepper and salt. I would recommend to request quarter of a fresh lemon and squeeze it on top to make it more enjoyable. I’m would expect more from a $30 entree dish. We doggy bagged the poutine, not the fish. Expect a bill of $60 to $70 per person for a full meal with cocktails. The ambiance is nice. But I was sitting at a table where I couldn’t enjoy the river view. Service is standard for post COVID era restaurant in southern Ontario. I would recommend that place to go on a sunny day for a charcuterie platter with cocktails on the River deck. Nothing else. Plus: has a nice dedicated parking
James Cartier

James Cartier

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We stopped by for lunch as part of a little road trip out to Tyendinaga, and it seemed nice to be able to sit on the patio on a river, but we ended up sitting inside due to the extreme heat, which was still nice. The food was good but not great, depending on what you ordered. The fish special was salmon, which was seasoned deliciously, but why did they put ketchup all over it lol. I thought that was so weird. The pasta special (no photo) was strangely sour but also cheesy, so it made me feel a bit queasy. I got the Local salad since I wasn't hungry, but it was actually a massive portion, and I thought the toppings were unique enough to warrant ordering (apples, toasted oats, almonds) but it ended up being a really basic salad that I probably should've just made at home. However the asparagus (side dish) was delicious and I would order that again. The staff here were also very courteous regarding our nut allergies. This is a nice place to stop by for a casual lunch with family tho
Kristin

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4.2
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1.0
2y

This past Friday night we had a table of 6, I was looking forward to good conversation, a few drinks and some food at a new local establishment. The atmosphere on the patio was wonderful. Our waiter, Colin, took our drink order and brought us water. We waited over 45 minutes for our drinks. We had to ask Colin where our drinks were and also had asked if we could have the outdoor heater turned on near our table. I noticed one of the co-owners turning on the outdoor heaters at a few spots on the patio, but no one turned on ours. After some time, another patron near us turned the heater on. When we received our drinks, we asked to give our food order. I asked Colin if the food was going to take as long as our drinks as we had somewhere else to be. He didn't really give much of an answer, a 'hopefully not'. After waiting another 35 minutes for our food, which I might add was salads, bread, baked brie, a club sandwich and wings (nothing too time consuming for a kitchen) my friend and myself went in to speak with a manager. It was understood that there was a wedding party in another part of the establishment, however it was quiet inside. The manager apologized and said he would look into it. Having a wedding party in another part of the restaurant is not an excuse to ignore the other patrons of the establishment. Especially when other tables around us were getting their drinks and meals. Our food did come out very quickly after speaking with the manager. We were told that there would be a price adjustment. There was nothing done on our bills. Not once through this whole time waiting for our food did Colin or the manager ask if we would like a refill on our drinks. When we were inside talking to the manager, there were staff standing around and chatting at the bar. I think more training is required, organization and delegation to work as a team. The manager should be managing, not doing service unless required. I would imagine Friday and Saturday nights are the busier nights especially with the live music. I hope that things improve as it certainly was not a good first impression. Your website states ' Our service is attentive and unpretentious. The food and experience keeps guests coming back again and again'. I would disagree with this statement after Friday night's experience. I hope in the future things will improve. I certainly do not want to see this establishment fail as having another location for live music in the area...

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4.0
2y

This was a first visit for my wife and myself. It was after 2000hrs, so it wasn't super busy. Sat on the patio, it was a little dark for reading menus, but the wait staff brought a small table lamp. I found the patio tables a bit small for drinks and plates. We shared the brisket pouting, the fish tacos with side ceasar salad, and an order of Buffalo wings. The poutine was huge, a meal in itself. The fries were great, there's lots of super tender beef, squeaky local curds, and flavourful gravy. The wings were unbattered yet still crispy with really good Buffalo sauce flavor. The three cod tacos came on traditional tortillas, the batter was golden and crispy, not oily, and the fish was flakey and tender. The salsa was bright and fresh with very mild spice. We had it come with a side Ceasar instead of more fries. I usually find most restaurants over dress their salad; that wasn't an issue here. There was nothing on it. Not even a drop of olive oil. It's literally a little bowl of chopped Romain, bacon bits, finely grated parm, and some very hard croutons. For desert, we had the chocolate torte. This was an amazing little disk of dense, silky smooth flourless chocolate orgasm. Moisten with a passion fruit slurry on the plate, topped with a single raspberry and a smoked Tonka bean, for nutty vanilla spice bit of exotic flare. Your mouth will love it from the first bite and hate you as soon as the spoon stops coming. All of the staff members we had contact with were attentive and friendly, without always being at the table. The young lady who served us seemed to have a good knowledge of the menu and was able to make some recommendations since it was our...

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3.0
2y

We were a party of 6 for my mom’s birthday last night. The view is quite lovely and the patio is a great addition. This was our second try of the restaurant after mediocre first tries which we figured were just working out the kinks of a new restaurant. That wasn’t the case. Our server appeared to be new (which is fine and understandable), he wasn’t sure of the alcohol selections or menu questions a few of us had. We ordered 3 appetizers: chicken wings, baked Brie and the falafel. The falafel was good but definitely not for sharing. The Brie was cold. Our server didn’t bring over plates, we had to ask for them for the apps. For our mains 4 people got burgers - all of which were over cooked. The “char” on the burgers was really just burnt. I had the pickerel which had so many bones it was hard to eat, I don’t think the fish had been cleaned properly. The random raw tomatoes on the side of the plate were strange and then 2 pieces of charred kale, and mostly just fennel. My dad had the pork chop which he just said was “okay”. Our server was so busy on the patio we had to ask multiple times for water, our appetizer plates were never cleared. Our server never asked us if we wanted dessert, tea or coffee so we asked for the bill as everything was so slow at that point we just wanted to leave our reservation was 6:15 and we didn’t leave until 8:20 (without dessert). There were only two tables inside, everyone else was outside. I had told them when I made the reservation that it was my mom’s birthday and it wasn’t acknowledged. I’m not sure if it was lack of training, that the restaurant was understaffed for the amount of reservations but we were all disappointed in the service...

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