The food is good - not spectacular, but then again, not awfully expensive either so well worth its price. They make a great Caesar Salad that I've had for lunch a few times. (And not remembered to photograph.)

This is a starter with grilled halloumi on asparagus, with some kind of basil or parsley oil - I can't remember exactly.

And this is a rather bland piece of fish in a tasty white wine sauce, and with a great garnish of crunchy snow peas.
Järla Sjökrog
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5 comments:
Do the restaurant proprietors look at you funny when you photograph their food?
Lepercolony - no, not really.. Well, partly because I don't do it much, but partly because I'm discreet I guess. And most of the time, there's no staff around anyway. If there is, I ask if it's ok. And it's always been fine. But usually I'm too hungry to remember to take out the camera. :)
I have yet to see a snowpea here in Estonia. Maybe there are some in Tallinn, but not in Tartu. Do they have sugar snap peas in Sweden?
Pene, really? They're readily available here - mostly imported though. You can buy them fresh or frozen (the frozen ones are Swedish). We do have sugar snap peas too - just imported I think.
Well, I'll just have to look a little harder. Fresh ones are so much nicer than frozen.
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