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Our Latest Great Place To Eat - Brasserie On The Corner

Our Latest Great Place To Eat - Brasserie On The Corner

Thursday 15 February 2018

Specialists in steak & seafood, the ethos here is quality, with a big focus on local suppliers. They also have an impressive wine selection with more than 40 to choose from, sourced mostly from boutique family owned vineyards.

When I visited, starters included a smoked duck ham & duck confit leg parcel with orange gel, baby leaves and a pomegranate salad; pan fried scallops with a raw cauliflower salad, apple and fresh herbs; as well as a salmon tasting plate with lumpfish caviar, pickled baby beet and Galway goat curd. Himself went for the Brasserie seafood chowder, while I went for the confit chicken leg and fois gras terrine with pickled wild mushrooms and an apricot puree. Both were delicious.

They also had a range of tasty looking brasserie boards, one of which passed us on its way to another salivating diner. It looked fantastic and was filled with all sorts of fishy delights!

Their mains were broken down into Sea, Land and Earth. From the Sea they had hake with peperonata, chargrilled provencale veg, olive tapenade and a basil oil; but I quite fancied the sea trout, which arrived with tasty roast garlic baby potatoes, spinach and a mussel meat & fish fumet. It was pure heaven; fresh and bursting with flavour. From the Land they had Manor Farm Irish chicken supreme; a medium cooked lamb rump with an almond and pistachio crust, caper and olive salsa, veg and a lamb jus; as well as a 16-hour slow-cooked duck leg. Their Earth section caters for all the veggies out there with dishes like risotto with butternut squash, ricotta cheese and toasted hazelnuts; and regular vegetarian evening specials.

Over the page we discovered Brasserie on the Corner’s ‘Design your own Steak’ section in which you can not only choose the cut you want, (be it sirloin, rib eye or fillet) but also how it’s cooked.

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