There's only about a dozen options on the menu; but what it lacks in choices it makes up for in taste. We decided on 3 tapas which was plenty for the 2 of us. The first one served was the asparagus. Stalks of asparagus were served along with a roasted red pepper aioli dipping sauce. The asparagus were cooked perfectly; not to soft and not to hard. The sauce was a delicious accompaniment.
Next out was the chickpea and spinach mixture. This is Lolas specialty and special it was. Spinach sauteed with garlic, mixed with chickpeas and topped with toasted bread crumbs; how could you go wrong.
Our last tapa was actually the special for that night. A chicken breast grilled and served sitting on top of a romensco sauce. Compared to the first two dishes I thought this one lacked flavor. It was good but definitely not my favorite of the three.
A different dessert is served each night. The night we were there it was almond cake with a side of fresh raspberries. The cake was really good and was the perfect ending to a delightful meal.
If you don't mind the seating arrangements and can live with a limited menu I would definitely recommend Lola. The food was great and I even made a few new friends.
As always, I'm gratified when I hear you praise a restaurant that I really like. Lola really does deliver nice tapas in a cozy setting and in a convenient location. It's hard not to like it.
ReplyDeleteThe spinach and the chickpeas sounds so good, I might have to try to recreate that! Sounds and looks like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks delicious. The chickpea dish is especially calling my name! YUM!
ReplyDeleteSounds like really nice restaurant, love that chickpeas, look delish.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Elra
Hey nice review! I didn't here any mention of the charming servers that might have helped you out that night though. ;)
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