Our favourites would have to be
1.....Los Zarzales....superb food, great service
2.....El Posito......again first class food and general atmosphere...especially Sunday lunchtime
3.....O'Lume......overall experience
We were in the fortunate position of being able to eat out each night and over the two weeks, visited each of the above more than once. There was really not much difference in cost between them and I can't say I noticed much difference over last years prices.
We introduced our daughter, her husband and our 7 month old grand-daughter to the delights of "God's country" and the Port now has 3 new converts
Really surprised re the comments about El Posito. On the three occasions we were in, it was certainly up to it's usual high standard. In fact their suckling pig was just a tad better that that served in Los Zarzales and that says a lot.
As regards being hurried out, we've never been subjected to this practice, but in saying that, we normally don't dine until about 9pm.
Saw you in there Sparky, but was too shy to say hello !!
In the past, we visited O'Lume at it's former site. The usual complaint re lack of customers, atmosphere etc, so we never went back.
This year we decided to try it again. On entering we were met by the young lady who used to look after us so well in Laroc...plus point right away.
We used the courtyard garden, a great addition and then sampled the food.
What can I say....it's now pushing El Posito for second place. Forget most of the complaints made in the past about this place, just try it, you won't be disappointed.
In all three and I must say everywhere else that we dined, our grandaughter was welcomed with open arms...more than can be said for most of the restaurants over here. In two of them, I won't mention their names, when we needed to use the "facilities" for her, we were taken to a quiet part of the restaurant, a table was cleared of cutlery, a towel was provided and our daughter did the nappy change there and then...What service
PS baby wipes were used after re the table surface
On my restaurant review I note we paid 45 euros (£18.50 ea) for John Dory and a tenderloin. At this distance can't remember what else, though beer/wine/water/coffees would certainly be included. Probably no starter or sweet.
