| Sangria was excellent. Had a little bit of umph in it |
| Jamón ibérico Fermín - Cured ham from the legendary acorn-fed, black-footed ibérico pigs of Spai. Better than any ham you can get at a store here |
| Idiazábal cheese - A smoked, nutty-flavored sheep‘s milk cheese paired with house-made quince paste. The cheese itself was wonderfully nutty but the paste blew my mind. Together it was perfection. |
| Buñuelos de bacalao - Fried cod and potato fritters with honey aioli. The fritters were perfectly crunch yet soft inside and the honey aioli was a perfect complement. |
| Warm green bean salad with apricots, apples and serrano ham. The dressing was so light but there was still a great contrast with the warmth of the beans and ham. |
| Gambas al ajillo - shrimp sautéed with garlic with some tomato sauce. Nice and garlic-y but I would have preferred it without the tomato |
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