4/5 Radka J. 8 months ago on Google
I
was
looking
to
visit
this
restaurant
as
soon
as
I
read
about
it
opening,
and
it
certainly
was
a
real
food
experience.
The
new
concept
of
Eska
is
using
local
ingredients,
and
combining
them
in
very
interesting,
sometimes
unexpected
ways.
I
will
be
honest
here
and
say
that
some
of
the
flavors
were
not
my
favourite,
some
were
pretty
off,
but
the
majority
was
absolutely
sublime
and
loved
them.
The
presentation
of
meals
was
top
-
the
plates
were
beautiful,
playful
and
made
me
feel
very
homey
and
warm.
Service
was
top
-
each
meal
came
with
explanation,
description
of
ingredients
and
more
details.
Loved
that,
and
had
a
million
questions
about
ingredients
I
didn't
know
what
they
even
were.
The
meals
itself
were
really
creative.
I
honestly
wasn't
the
biggest
fan
of
pickle
cucumbers,
the
flavor
was
a
bit
too
strong
for
me,
and
I
struggled
with
the
different
textures.
Second
starter,
the
zucchini
was
perfect
-
the
cheese
foam
was
super
interesting
and
very
light.
The
third
dish,
the
wild
mushroom
tea
was
super
cool
-
made
me
remember
my
childhood
when
we
picked
all
different
types
of
mushrooms
and
dried
them
at
home
-
amazing
aroma
and
paired
with
the
yolk
absolutely
sublime.
Fourth
dish,
the
trout
was
super
moist
and
soft,
lovely
dish,
and
paired
with
the
fresh
and
tangy
tomato
-
wow.
Although
the
tomato
sadly
overpowered
the
fish.
My
favourite
dish,
the
grilled
pigeon
was
fabulous.
I
have
never
eaten
pigeon
before
and
loved
the
flavor
of
the
meat.
The
root
veggies
next
to
it
were
really
earthy,
and
maybe
a
bit
too
powerful,
as
well
as
the
berries.
Lastly
the
desert
of
peas
porridge
was
the
most
challenging
dish
-
it
really
made
me
think
a
lot
about
all
the
complex
flavors,
and
I
was
always
surprised
with
each
spoon.
Perhaps
the
tea
essence
was
a
little
too
strong
for
me,
it
left
me
with
a
bitter
aftertaste
I
was
not
expecting
from
a
desert.
All
in
all,
this
is
not
a
menu
for
everyone.
It's
complex,
layered
and
really
innovative.
It
makes
you
think,
which
I
really
appreciate
and
pushes
your
imagination.
I
would
like
to
mention
that
I
do
recommend
going
for
wine
pairing.
I
only
tasted
two
wines
with
my
main
dishes,
as
I
don't
drink
too
much,
but
it
was
very
nicely
combined.
Also
gin
and
tonic
was
very
nice,
one
of
those
above
average
drinks.
What
was
sad
however
total
miss
was
G&T
with
cherry
syrup
and
garlic
aroma.
I
am
so
sad
to
say
that
that
was
really
not
good.
Overall,
I
strongly
believe
Stangl
had
a
very
bright
future,
we
clearly
see
the
aspirations
here
and
believe
it
is
on
a
clear
path
to
success.
We
will
come
again
perhaps
in
a
year
to
check
the
new
menu
and
see
how
the
restaurant
develops
further.