Ben E.
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This was a fascinating, if flawed at times, meal. A few notes.
We arrived a few minutes before our reservation to find the door locked, and no one answered the phone when we tried to call. They did eventually open a few minutes late. Not a big deal, this is Spain after all, but don't be nervous if the restaurant appears closed when you arrive.
The food on the whole was excellent. Hyper local, well executed, with some fascinating flavors and intricate compositions.
The young horse dishes were well made and interesting. Several sea food courses were well done, and there was a corn biscuit what was fresh and crunchy. They also served several house made, non alcoholic, drinks to pair with a few of the courses that were excellent, including a onion drink that smelled like it would be undrinkable, but was actually balanced and excellent.
Having said that, the interesting platings were often difficult to eat off of, with swooping sides or flatware that was too thick. We both commented on the difficulty of eating several of the dishes. They also focused maybe a little too much on foams and technique's that didn't add a lot of flavor. One dish in particular had a foam that disapated the second you touched it. I still have no idea what it was.
On the whole this was an excellent lunch and felt like a decent value. The space is quite small, and there were only two other diners there with us that day, so it felt intimate and service was excellent.
Best of luck to Ama!