Rosaline H
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We tried several drinks 🍷 including sparkling and cocktails.
Sazerac Framboise was a big miss - although the glassware was beautiful, the drink itself tasted like very strong alcohol mixed with syrup,unbalanced and unpleasant.
Our favourite cocktail by far was the Gimlet 🍹.It was incredibly refreshing, with a light citrus sweetness and aroma - absolutely delicious and highly recommended 🌟.
A nice bonus was that one serve could be split into two small glasses, which we really appreciated.
For food, we ordered à la carte rather than the set menu. We ordered seven dishes for two people, ended up completely full, and even had to cancel one dish.
Starters:
Zucchini flower:The first bite was impressive with complex textures, but the second bite had a noticeable goat cheese flavour that I personally didn’t enjoy. Still well executed overall.
Gnocco fritto:Great texture- crispy bread shell with filling and bresaola inside. okay
Duck liver parfait :I usually don’t enjoy liver, but this was excellent-not gamey at all, generous in portion, and perfect with the bread. Highly recommended 🌟
King George whiting:This was my least favourite dish.The two pieces of fish were cooked to completely different doneness levels. When we asked the staff, they said it was “meant to be that way,” but it honestly felt like an excuse. Strongly not recommended!
Mains:
Gippsland beef tenderloin :A classic, well-executed steak.
Risotto al limone: The mushrooms were absolutely delicious, but the risotto itself leaned very light and fresh. Personally, I prefer a richer, tomato based flavour.
We also ordered the Pink Fir potatoes:roasted baby potatoes with sour cream. Simple and fine, nothing memorable.
The atmosphere was lovely,we sat by the window in a quiet spot with a nice street view, which made the experience even more enjoyable.