Creme brulee, Lamb shank, Ricotta and herb filled ravioli
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They say a great creme brulee is the mark of a great chef and so a great restaurant. I can't say I've met too pots de creme I didn't like, but Celestin's is outstanding. Flavoured with the merest hint of vanilla, torched to reveal its candy coating, and garnished with fresh framboises and a slender choconut crisp, it was heaven in a ramekin.
Positively perfect in every way. Braised to tenderness, presented on a delectable cushion of Yukon gold gnocchi and some kind of teeny zucchinis, and flavoured with juniper and orange rind, it was truly sublime.
You know when a dish is so delicious that the whole world falls away, the second the first morsel passes your lips? You close your eyes, forget your dinner partner, make small noises of contentment, and focus all attentions on the palette pleasing sensation? No? Then you haven't tried this delectable pasta creation, set off by toasted pine nuts, sun dried tomato pesto, capers, a curl of good parm and a balsamic reduction. Eat this.
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