The best way to start a birthday celebration...
As it's over 6 months since the birthday meal, my mind is a little fuzzy (nothing do to with the bottle of Picpoul de Pinet which was consumed...) but I did take notes and below is a summary of what we had. I never thought I'd see The Hubs eat sushi - I have tried and failed many times - but the plate was cleared. In fact, every plate went back to the kitchen whiter than white. And the cost of this exquisite meal? Just over €100 including drinks, of which there were a considerable number. I'm not showing you the bill in case you try to book us in to a clinic. Suffice to say, we had a very merry time in Alexis and tottered down to the train station like Mr. and Mrs. Creosote, replete but very very happy. If you haven't been to Alexis, you should - it's just 5 minutes walk from the DART and opens Tuesday - Sunday inclusive.
Goats Cheese Crostini with a Parmesan Crisp, Beetroot and microgreens
Home smoked Sea Trout with a potato chive cream
Loin of Wild Rabbit, Rabbit Pithvier, Petits Pois à la Française, Veal Reduction
California Roll with Lobster and Avocado
Boned and stuffed Quail, Girolles, Chantenay Carrots and Confit Quail Leg
Hake and Lobster with Brunoise Vegetables
New York Cheesecake with Honeycomb, Chocolate Mousse and Vanilla icecream
Looks like you had a gorgeous birthday dinner! I'm definitely going to take your lead and try to milk all birthdays for as long as possible. And why not? We are, after all, totally worth it :)
ReplyDeleteIndeed we are. And I plan to do this for every birthday... for the next one we'll be on the boat home from France so the holiday will be all about MOI!
ReplyDeleteAlexis on Patrick Street Dun Laoghaire is now Morels. I was there on Satuday night its as good as Alexis if not better!!! They have the same chef.
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