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clinkham
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Just had a disaster event at Can Pescador. The staff were working their socks off , but oh dear, one of the worse meals in many a year, almost on par with IRU in July where a rubbery piece of gristle and fat was masquerading as shoulder of lamb. The white wine was warm so we changed to beer and water and the wine was knocked off the bill. At least the guy was honest and said he didn't have anything cooler cause of some mishap stocking the fridge earlier. So why offer it to me in the first place? The lasagne, at €11,was small and a number of steps down from a Tesco Value convienience £1.20 meal. The pasta carbonara at €9 plus €3 for the sauce was grim. A small dish of limp pasta with a couple of egg cups full of 'carbonara sauce' plopped on top. Both dishes only slightly larger than the children's portion of spaghetti bolognese, which at €7.50, including soft drink and ice cream was good value. The chicken salad contained chicken and lettuce and the childs hot dog and chips were fine. The mixed grill on a stick was also good, the meats tender and tasty, but let down by the rest of the meal.
Is there a different business model on these first line restaurants to the ones further back? With IRU on our last visit and Can Pescador this time plus the review of Port 31 today, is there a pattern emerging? It feels as though they are taking the view that there will always be another sucker coming along.
Is there a different business model on these first line restaurants to the ones further back? With IRU on our last visit and Can Pescador this time plus the review of Port 31 today, is there a pattern emerging? It feels as though they are taking the view that there will always be another sucker coming along.