soulcompromise
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I wanna go halfs on paella... Is it lunch-time yet?
I absolutely love going here, nothing quite beats it for me. I’m no gastronomic but the food and service is exactly on a level I’m at. The lovely lady owner is so nice, almost perfect in a mature kind of way.- es rebost de can prats, san an center
I wanna go halfs on paella... Is it lunch-time yet?
I wasn't aware we could post pornography on here...What a surprise when I arrived to my parents' house and found out that my mum cooked sofrit pagès for lunch. Especially for you, Tourist. Now I expect a piccie of your mum's estofado de ternera...
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First quality products: the chicken, the "patató" (smaller rounded potatoes) and broad beans are grown by my parents; the lamb was a present by a farmer friend; the sobrassada and botifarró (thinner than the normal botifarra) was bought directly to another farmer. All this accompanied by home-made wine, home-made bread (baked this morning in a stone wood oven and still a bit warm!) and home-made hierbas. Today's flaó wasn't home-made though, dammit!!!
I was a meat eater up until 15 months ago, but that looks fantasticI wasn't aware we could post pornography on here...
Get in ma belly!What a surprise when I arrived to my parents' house and found out that my mum cooked sofrit pagès for lunch. Especially for you, Tourist. Now I expect a piccie of your mum's estofado de ternera...
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First quality products: the chicken, the "patató" (smaller rounded potatoes) and broad beans are grown by my parents; the lamb was a present by a farmer friend; the sobrassada and botifarró (thinner than the normal botifarra) was bought directly to another farmer. All this accompanied by home-made wine, home-made bread (baked this morning in a stone wood oven and still a bit warm!) and home-made hierbas. Today's flaó wasn't home-made though, dammit!!!
What a surprise when I arrived to my parents' house and found out that my mum cooked sofrit pagès for lunch. Especially for you, Tourist. Now I expect a piccie of your mum's estofado de ternera...
es rebost de can prats, what can i say (actually, i might have done a similar post in the past)... it's open all year round (except january i think), it has AUTHENTIC written all over it and most importantly, it had the same nice food, staff, service and family vibe over the years since the first time i went... very important for me. it's really disappointing to go to restaurants i usued to love only to find out they've changed chef (sometimes in the the middle of the season, wtf!), the service went downhill, etc so i'm very careful recommending restaurants nowadays. you can't go wrong with es rebost de can prats if you want to try proper traditional ibiza dishes, some of them only cooked at the local's houses and not available in the menu of any other restaurant on the island. for that fact alone, there's not a more ibicenco restaurant than this one. period. oh, and next time someone tells you there's no good restaurants in san antonio (hello FallenangelGparsons) don't believe a word.I absolutely love going here, nothing quite beats it for me. I’m no gastronomic but the food and service is exactly on a level I’m at. The lovely lady owner is so nice, almost perfect in a mature kind of way.
two places I know where you can try it are
- cas pagès, on the sta e - san carlos road
- es rebost de can prats, san an center
famous for their bread with "batafaluga" (anise)!Es Pins, San Lorenzo
Had my pre space closing meal here !El Delfino Verde, on Santa Eulalia Marina , my favorite Italian restaurant, is definitely closed .
One more covid victim.
I'm not sure where to put this so I'll put it here.. Has anyone seen this opening or has it been discussed? Ibeefa Burger
I've always wondered why San Antonio's bar/restaurant scene doesn't have many 'trendy' bars. Obviously it's nice to see local places, but you'd expect many people with business in mind would open stuff like this in an area that's filled with 18-30s that will take an interest in it.
Due to the tourist profile. Expect to see a lot more pop up as the gentrification of San An continues.I've always wondered why San Antonio's bar/restaurant scene doesn't have many 'trendy' bars. Obviously it's nice to see local places, but you'd expect many people with business in mind would open stuff like this in an area that's filled with 18-30s that will take an interest in it.
I think they're behind the Highlander on the west end, Skinny Kitchen is in the harbour area now. It's obviously owned by one of his friends etc and Hannah Wants did a set from there to open it, but it's a 'trendy' new place that i'd expect to have seen sooner. The menu is great to be fairFrom what I can see from their posts it has taken over the West End Skinny Kitchen and Wayne Lineker has paid them a visit, so I assume he is still involved and they've just rebranded and changed direction? Leaving the other Skinny Kitchen on the marina?
The Naughty EggYeah, it's the old skinny kitchen, which was then something to do with an egg