Speedyg50
08-14-09, 01:27
Located at J. F. Segui 4674 in Palermo, near the zoo.
Aha, so here's a place tucked away between all the apartment blocks of Palermo, that's worth a visit.
Unsurprisingly, given it's name, they're big on fondue here, which judging by the display on the adjoing table was pretty tip-top.
I chose a ravioli. Sounds a bit plain and when it arrived it looked a bit small too. However, that first bite changed everything. DELICIOUS. This is home-made pasta at it's very best, lovingly prepared and cooked to perfection. What I thought was a pretty mean plate, proved more than enough. I followed with a choclate mousse. More pleasure. Again home made, with quality ingredients.
If you like your Italian and been dissappointed by that shit-hole Broccolini, do your palate a favour and taxi out here. Well worth it. Service was good from Jorge, a screaming old queen who would give John Inman a run for his money. Camp or what?
Highly recommended.
Aha, so here's a place tucked away between all the apartment blocks of Palermo, that's worth a visit.
Unsurprisingly, given it's name, they're big on fondue here, which judging by the display on the adjoing table was pretty tip-top.
I chose a ravioli. Sounds a bit plain and when it arrived it looked a bit small too. However, that first bite changed everything. DELICIOUS. This is home-made pasta at it's very best, lovingly prepared and cooked to perfection. What I thought was a pretty mean plate, proved more than enough. I followed with a choclate mousse. More pleasure. Again home made, with quality ingredients.
If you like your Italian and been dissappointed by that shit-hole Broccolini, do your palate a favour and taxi out here. Well worth it. Service was good from Jorge, a screaming old queen who would give John Inman a run for his money. Camp or what?
Highly recommended.