Re: los zarzales
We were there last Friday night and all seems back to the usual high standard.
I didn't have the suckling pig! Pauln90 I'm not sure having suckling pig once or twice a year constitutes being a preoccupation !!!
We drank our apperitives and nibbled on some complimentary chicken croquetas while we waited for our food.Things always take a little longer in Los Z as all the food is cooked freshly and not re-heated as in some of the other restaurants.
FOR STARTERS the four of us had:
Mussels
Frito mallorquin
Chiperones (small fried baby squid)
Baked brie with seasonal fruits.
All the starters were huge and could easily have passed as a main meal. All very good.. my only critism was the chiperones were a bit too salty for my taste.
FOR MAINS:
Paella (for 2 sharing)
Hubby and our friend raved about this and said it was excellent.
Duck..thinly sliced and beautifully cooked, crispy on the outside and pink inside.Served with a nice selection of vegetables and an odd looking sauce which I think was chocolate based. Sounds very odd but worked with the duck somehow!
Turbet..my friend had never tried this fish before but said it was delicious.
This was washed down with two bottles of Macia Batle. I double checked the price as I think someone had previously said they were charged 22 Euros a bottle. It definitely said 14 Euros on the wine list.
No one had a dessert as we were all very full up! Coffees and Baileys and hierbas on the house..no guesses who had the hierbas
Debs
Ps For anyone who knows Yolanda..half way through our meal she appeared at our table with her beautiful baby boy born a month ago. She is back working ,as much as she can , and juggling her life between the baby and the restaurant
