2/5 Simon S. 7 months ago on Google • 39 reviews
Alright,
folks,
gather
'round
for
a
tale
of
a
hungry
adventure
that
led
us
to
this
joint.
We'd
been
left
in
a
right
state
of
hangry
after
our
previous
escapade,
so
we
sauntered
in
for
a
swift
nibble.
Now,
let
me
break
it
down
for
you.
The
price
we
shelled
out
matched
the
eats
we
got
–
not
too
shabby,
but
perhaps
a
tad
dear
for
what
landed
on
our
plates.
We
dove
right
in
and
summoned
the
Sardinia’s
Assadas.
I
tell
ya,
those
sardines
were
absolute
beasts,
charcoal-kissed
to
perfection.
No
word
of
a
lie,
they
were
spot-on
–
big,
juicy,
and
packed
with
that
smokey
goodness.
The
spuds?
Well,
they
were
a
triumph
too,
cooked
just
right.
And
what
do
you
know,
the
dish
matched
up
to
the
snapshot
on
the
menu,
ingredients
and
all.
Now,
my
better
half
fancied
a
go
at
the
Paella
Miata.
It
was
a
grand
mix
–
chicken,
pork,
prawns,
squid,
mussels,
bell
peppers,
and
peas
all
getting
cozy
in
that
pan.
But
truth
be
told,
she
wasn't
exactly
doin'
cartwheels
over
it.
The
highlight?
That
crispy
rice
clinging
to
the
bottom
of
the
pan
–
a
proper
treat,
that
was.
And
we
can't
forget
the
peri
peri
sauce
we
cheekily
requested
–
that
was
the
real
kicker.
Now,
the
seafood
in
the
paella?
A
bit
of
a
mixed
bag,
I'd
say.
All
in
all,
mates,
the
scorecard's
like
this
–
fair
price,
decent
grub,
but
not
exactly
blowing
our
socks
off.
The
sardines
were
the
belle
of
the
ball,
and
the
paella
had
its
moments,
but
the
seafood
could've
done
with
a
bit
more
oomph.
Keep
in
mind,
though,
that
a
meal
here
won't
leave
your
wallet
whimpering,
and
for
a
quick
pit
stop
to
quell
those
hangry
pangs,
you
could
do
worse.
Cheers,
and
keep
on
munching!
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