4/5 Rico L. 8 months ago on Google
over
all
it
was
a
great
experience,
except
a
little
too
much
potato.
Order:
Chef's
tasting
menu
$89,
Andalucia:
spicy
mango
juice
w
lime
juice
$9,
Strawb
rhubarb
drink:
$9.
Setting:
tucked
into
a
corner
of
the
distillary
district
surrounded
by
a
wall
of
planters,
it
felt
private
yet
open.
We
sat
in
the
patio
which
was
perfect
in
the
breezy
summer
evening.
Indoor
seating
area
wasn't
over-crowded
either,
and
the
sound
wasn't
echoing;
cheerful,
but
not
noisy.
Washroom
was
clean
but
my
partner
thought
the
water
got
too
hot
while
washing
his
hands.
Perhaps
the
hot
water
could
be
turned
down/off?
Service:
our
waiter
was
excellent.
Checking
on
us
time
to
time,
bringing
us
food
in
good
tempo
-
didn't
feel
rushed
or
forgotten.
Other
staff
was
quite
courteous,
too.
Drink:
was
beautiful
and
tasty,
maybe
a
bit
too
much
ice
-
mango
was
diluted,
I
thought
it
was
an
orange
juice.
Food:
My
favourite
was
Tuna
Tartar
Cone:
I
loved
the
look
and
the
seafood
flavour
filled
my
mouth
at
the
first
bite.
Also
enjoyed
Avocadi
Gazpacho
and
Flatbread
Canape
W
Peppers
and
Eggplant.
Everything
else
was
great,
too.
Downside:
repeat
of
potatoes
in
the
second
half
of
the
courses.
Fries
on
the
oyster
(nice
touch),
croquettes
(also
great),
then
Pataras
Brvas
spicy
potato
and
more
potato
cubes
on
paella.
I
especially
felt
the
paella's
potato
could
be
changed
with
something
more
fresh
(idea)
and
surprising.
I
consider
a
course
meal
like
a
journey
of
discovery
in
which
the
creator
presents
a
story
that
she/he
would
like
to
tell.
In
that
sense,
the
meal
didn't
feel
complete.
I
would
like
to
visit
them
again
though
/
parhaps
to
try
their
regular
menu
next
time.
Other
tables
food
looked
amazing
and
whatever
the
outdoor
bar
was
cooking
smelled
great!
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