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alcanadakid
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If you like fine dining and elegance and budget is not a problem try the Jardin restaurant in Alcudia.
The chef is a young Mallorcian girl trained in New York. The food is simply amazing and equivilent to the best you would find in the UK. They have two tasting menus priced at €45 and €65, exclusive of wine. There are 4 different types of bread served with a local olive oil and 4 different flavoured salts. We chose the €45 menu which started with an appetiser of the smallest Pambo Li you could imagine, followed by a mushroom compot with red pepper. The next course was cod in a jus,(just cooked tender and juicy) followed by an absolutely amazing suckling pig. This was quite small and uncluttered by vegetables but lip smackingly good. Dessert was an apricot and raspberry biscuit.
The portions are very small, (Nobu style) and you are left hungry after every course but smacking your lips with the aftertaste. At the end we were left slightly hungry BUT very very satisfied. Service and decor matched the food. The chef came out twice during the meal to check that everything was OK which is the sign of someone very confident about their food.
Not a place to go if you are on a budget or if you like to be stuffed, but it is definately a very special place.
The cost for two of us including two predinner sherries, house white, water and coffee was €135.
The chef is a young Mallorcian girl trained in New York. The food is simply amazing and equivilent to the best you would find in the UK. They have two tasting menus priced at €45 and €65, exclusive of wine. There are 4 different types of bread served with a local olive oil and 4 different flavoured salts. We chose the €45 menu which started with an appetiser of the smallest Pambo Li you could imagine, followed by a mushroom compot with red pepper. The next course was cod in a jus,(just cooked tender and juicy) followed by an absolutely amazing suckling pig. This was quite small and uncluttered by vegetables but lip smackingly good. Dessert was an apricot and raspberry biscuit.
The portions are very small, (Nobu style) and you are left hungry after every course but smacking your lips with the aftertaste. At the end we were left slightly hungry BUT very very satisfied. Service and decor matched the food. The chef came out twice during the meal to check that everything was OK which is the sign of someone very confident about their food.
Not a place to go if you are on a budget or if you like to be stuffed, but it is definately a very special place.
The cost for two of us including two predinner sherries, house white, water and coffee was €135.