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ingredients available at whatever time of the year it may be. López runs his wine kitchen with aplomb while his wife, Mercedes Romero, is in charge wine of the dining room, which seats maybe 30 when packed. For a first-rate dining experience with zero pomp and circumstance, let Romero and the restaurant’s young and hip staff guide you through what’s on offer, with you choosing what sounds best. Here’s how our dinner went. Phase 1: deconstructed morcilla (blood sausage) was served in timbale form and wine sweetened with pumpkin. A series of appetizers followed, including a single poached shrimp as sweet as candy; chilled pea soup housing succulent yet slightly salty sea snails; sensational sautéed setas (Porcini mushrooms); and finally a line of baby scallops served on the half shell and topped with a sauce reduced from Madeira, Marsala or some other sweet wine (we didn’t ask what wine formed the sauce because it didn’t matter; it was terrific).
For our main courses, a thick slab of baked hake, and not the junk wine that’s often mulched into fish sticks, was paired with a medley of roast peppers. Next came braised iberico pork cheeks atop potato pudding, and finally sliced venison loin served in a red-wine reduction alongside celery root slaw and bitter greens. A dessert of texturally perfect panna wine cotta topped in a black truffle sauce was sublime.
And the wines here are quite good, with the winelist going international wine here and there. At our table, a Juvé y Camps cava flowed into Château de Sancerre, and then a Ch wine |
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