As a dining destination Palm Beach has
waxed and waned over the years – right now it’s waxing, big time.
Among the flag bearers have been Robbie
Horley with the Palmy Café and Katie Goodwin who established Little St Kilda Rd
Café and The Office.
Adding to this mix is Pablo Pablo which is
rapidly establishing itself as a vibrant venue under the guidance of owner
Leeroy Donily.
Paella |
A casual Latin eatery and bar where the
sangria flows, conversation is lively, Latin cocktails are a must and a range of local and imported wines and
beers can be enjoyed.
Churros |
There are interesting mains to share
including tender braised beef cheeks, slow cooked lamb and char grilled chorizo
with melted manchego.
There is plenty of variety in the tapas
dishes. Jamon Iberico Gran Reserva 24 month cured ham from free range,
acorn fed Iberian black pigs is just one of the excellent offerings.
The beetroot almond salad with crunchie zucchini
fries is a standout and for those with a sweet tooth, the churros with a warm
chocolate dipping sauce.
Young, enthusiastic and pleasant staff go a
long way to making this a fun dining experience.
There is live music on Friday and Sunday
and shared dishes add to the enjoyment, particularly the paella, while handmade
wooden furniture, the recycled red flamenco bar and Spanish artworks add to the
Latin atmosphere.
Like many of the Palm Beach restaurants
this is a casual and delightful spot.
Pablo Pablo
5th Avenue
Palm Beach
Opening Times
Wednesday to Sunday from 4pm.
Lunch
Friday and Sunday from 12 noon.
I just love Pablo Pablo. It's definitely the best thing to ever happen to Palm Beach!
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