
Hey, fellow food enthusiasts! I’m a chef working solo for the next three days, and I’m excited to share my menu with you all. I would love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and recommendations to make it even better. Your feedback means a lot to me, so please take a moment to check it out
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way too expensive, especially for Gozo. But otherwise I like the small menu.
There’s quite a lot of spelling errors throughout this menu, you might want to run it through a spell checker before publishing.
How bad has inflation gotten in Malta? Are people willing to pay this much for a meal these days considering wages are so low there? These are the kind of prices you’d find in Norwegian restaurants.
As an aside- perhaps consider including a vegetarian/vegan main too?
Check the spelling of some dishes, the formatting/spacing for the Mains section too. Is the wording for Desserts missing?
25 euro for a pork chop? It’s a bit much…
Would like to get some options for a soup.
Also, I haven’t seen fillet mignon for a while in Gozo, literally like nowhere. But there’s a plenty of options for ribeyes or skirts. But that’s actually a bit understandable, as the loin is more expensive.
These prices are okay as it’s not any cheaper elsewhere.
I even think I’ll get this place a shot.
Would hold off on abbreviations such as “pcs”, and add accent where they’re needed like the ċ in aranċini.
If I was out for a nice dinner and you handed me that menu I would be happy with the food selection, but yes there are some spelling errors and some formatting issues
Loads of spelling mistakes. Yolk, crispy, seared, cauliflower, ragu, charred, passionfruit.
Menu looks good but I’m confused as to what the non bold items are supposed to be.
Appreciate a tight menu, looks very good. Contrary to other comments, I feel pricing is decent 🙂 I’d come check it out if I wasn’t languishing in Swieqi!
Okay, of course you know spelling errors & formatting. If you’re looking for someone to support with menu marketing/design let me know – I can help.
Also, personal recommendation for the Tuna Tatar. Do this on a toastada or over some freshly sliced avocado, or better – BOTH!