Serenaded at La Fortalesa
If it wasn't for the website and forum I would never have known about La Fortalesa! I didn't even know the square was there in PP until last October!
Anyway, we would have missed a treat! The restaurant was busy when we arrived after a drink at Bony's in the square and there were only three tables left.Nibbling away at olives and bread while we studied the menu I decided to try the Frito Mallorquin while hubby opted for the prawns in a light batter. For mains, we chose rabbit and onions (hubby) and shoulder of lamb for me.
The staff were very friendly and the atmosphere was cosy and homely. Large windows look out onto the street where you can do lots of people watching.
Our starters were delicious - hubby was extremely impressed with his prawns and said the batter was very light, not heavy or fatty at all. My Frito Mallorquin was lovely and very filling with a hint of warmth thanks to the chillies.
The main course was equally impressive - hubby's rabbit was tender and served with a lovely sauce while my lamb fell off the bone and was crispy on the outside, yet moist.
The wine we chose tonight was Miquel Oliver's Mont Ferrutx which we found smooth, rounded and fruity.
For dessert (surprised I had room) we chose the almond cake which we both found a bit dry - the only disappointment of the evening.
All in all, a lovely restaurant with great friendly service and to cap it all, two young lads came in and asked if they could play their violin and accordion, so we had entertainment as well! They were Russian students and they played very well, especially the music from their homeland. A great end to a lovely relaxed evening.
Bill was 66 euros (not including tip) for pre-dinner drinks, wine and water.
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