Monday 29 July 2013

DINING RISTORANTE FELLINI


Fellini has for 17 years been one of the Coast’s leading restaurants. It still is.

It has sweeping views of the Broadwater, Southport and the mountains beyond whilst snuggling alongside a flotilla of luxury boats.


Chef Richard Burt
Classy, well dressed waiters and modern décor scream ‘Italy’, while the bar at the entrance offers pre or post dining drinks.

An unsurpassed view and welcoming staff set the stage for Italian dining at its finest.
  

Despite its luxurious trappings, which include an extensive wine list, Fellini is well within the reach of the average diner. A pasta with a salad and a glass of wine is just one of many satisfying and affordable meals.


There are many interesting entrees but it is hard to go past the Alaskan crab served with Beluga Caviar,finely chopped egg white, crumbled egg yolk, baby capers, gerkin, lemon wedges and crisp toasted bread.


Beluga Caviar


Known for its innovative Italian dishes the latest addition to the menu is the Patagonian toothfish, only recently removed from the endangered list.

Patagonian Toothfish

Firm, white-fleshed and moist this cold water fish is among the denizens of the Antarctic deep.Teamed with artichokes and roasted cherry tomatoes, it is beautifully presented and served with a large bowl of salad. 

The fish is perfectly complemented by a Tiefenbrunner 2011 Pinot Grigio from Italy.


A most interesting and memorable meal


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