Le Sereno . . . Al Mare Restaurant

[cec1]

. . . not much to say about the evening. I was tied-up ‘til about 8:30 when I was struck by the nightly urge for a fine meal in a comfortable setting. Le Sereno is a short hike away, & Al Mare always is — for me — the epitome of living gracefully. It’s a quiet, understated venue . . . in a gracious, refined setting, with matching service & distinguished dining. Photos pretty much speak for themselves.

Superlative setting

Amuse bouche of baby lettuce with crab & mayonnaise of parsley & oil

. . . first course of Mahi Mahi tartare with radishes, onion. & croutons in cucumber gazpacho

. . . main course of Saffron Risotto with veal ragout, lemon zest, & veal jus

. . . dessert of lemon sorbet

Sublime living.

 

[Leon]

Fully agree with you, Dennis! Although I am far away in the cold NJ, I would love to fly there immediately, after looking at your pictures. We always go to Al Mare when we have a similar urge while on the island. Interesting mahi mahi tartar, I am putting it on my list, don't remember seeing it in December.

 

[dadto6]

Living well Dennis!

 

[Jim Kelly-Evans]

Seems like we're a day behind you, Dennis...we will be there for lunch today. One of our most favorite places to dine.

 

[Cwater]

Just wonderful

 

[amyb]

Living well Dennis!

And May he long keep on doing it!