- 整體 5
- 食物 5
- 服務 5
- 氛圍 5
Marinated olives & boquerones - nice olives, it's good to see a PNW restaurant that's not afraid of high quality anchovies as a garnish. Yum.
Jamon serrano, sea salt potato chips, pimenton cold pressed olive oil - Serrano is a lesser cousin to the real deal Jamon Iberico, and usually is nothing to write home about. With the chips and oil this is actually a tasty little salty appetizer. Solid.
Wood fired kobocha squash, blue cheese butter, toasted baguette - This was fine, kind of a vegetarian option on an otherwise carnivorous menu.
KOKOTXAS en persillade, pastis, lemon, olive oil, garlic, sea salt, parsley - HOLY COW, this is unbelievable. You can't really buy Kokotxas in the USA. These are little fig sized muscles that come in pairs and are found on the bottom of a cod's mouth. Like cod or halibut cheeks, these are probably the best part of the fish… firm, buttery, flavorful. Almost more like a scallop than a cod. I bet most of the cod catch in the USA loses the head during processing at sea, or else goes into the bin at the fish monger's. The sauce dipping after the cod is gone is amazing as well. Get this whenever it's on the menu. Amazeballs!
San Juan Island Lamb Crepinette, Almond Romesco, Braised Leek, piparra, Sea Salt - kind of a donor-like lamb sausage meatball. Spices (not spicy), flavorful, rich. Delish.
Charred mediterranean octopus, ensalada russa, sherry pimenton vinaigrette, herb salad - they call this Mediterranean, but it's more like NW Spain's Pulpo a la Gallega, with paprika and potatoes. Which is fine, whatever. What really matters here is that the octopus is incredibly tender and tasty. So many restaurants will serve tough octopus. Not here. Get this!
macrina baguette, whipped confit garlic and chive butter - a nice baguette.
Plus thoughtful and tasty NA cocktails.
Also… this is in divey GREENWOOD. Not what you'd think of as the home of brilliant dining, but it's my home so I am very glad BSM are here with us!