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Menu

Tapas, from the sea, from the fire.

Proper portions, not nibbles. Almost everything is made in-house and almost everything changes with the season — what you see here are the plates that keep coming back.

No prices here, on purpose: the menu changes often. For today's dishes and prices, ask us or follow Instagram.

01

Tapas

To share, to begin

  1. Crispy pork ears

    With parsley, lemon and garlic gremolata. The house's classic tapa — also comes with smoked paprika.

    Signature
  2. Roasted bone marrow

    With roasted-garlic purée and tarragon. Eaten on bread, with a small spoon.

    Signature
  3. Beef-cheek “arancini”

    Slow-cooked cheeks, then fried into crisp balls, with beetroot salad.

  4. Piperchi

    Roasted peppers filled with cheese — the menu's Balkan accent.

  5. Pita with duck offal

    Warm flatbread, duck offal cooked in the pan.

  6. Duck breast with hummus

    Pink slices of duck breast, hummus and beetroot mousse.

  7. Grilled sardines

    Laid in a wheel, with greens and lemon — as on the Cantabrian coast.

02

From the sea

What the fishermen bring

  1. Calamarata

    Squid salad with sun-dried tomatoes and artichoke — the plate guests come back for the next day.

    Signature
  2. Octopus with potatoes

    Grilled tentacle over potatoes, rosemary and smoked paprika.

    Signature
  3. Mussels

    In the pot, with tomatoes, herbs and toasted bread for the broth.

  4. Prawns in saffron sauce

    Large prawns, saffron sauce, bread for the sauce.

    Signature
  5. Seafood caldereta

    The northern-Spanish fishermen's stew: mussels, prawns, fish, saffron broth.

    Signature
  6. Catalan stew

    Mar i muntanya: clams and beef cheeks, in the same pot.

  7. Red tuna

    Tuna steak, barely seared, with peppers and sprouts.

  8. Jurilovca pikeperch fillet

    Fish from the Danube Delta, en papillote, with a seasonal side.

  9. Black Sea bonito

    With sarmuzac, the garlic sauce of this coast's fishermen. In autumn.

    Seasonal

03

From the fire

Meat, slow and over coals

  1. Smoked pork ribs

    Hours in the smoke, glazed at the end.

  2. Smoked pork neck

    Smoked in-house, cooked slowly, side included.

  3. Porchetta

    Herb-rolled pork, crackling skin, potatoes.

  4. Dry-aged tomahawk

    Over open fire — for two or three.

    To order
  5. Vulcano

    The house burger, from dry-aged beef.

  6. Tatar lamb sorpa

    The Dobrogea Tatars' lamb soup, with marrow bone, cooked slowly. In autumn.

    Seasonal

04

Pasta & rice

The big pan

  1. Tagliatelle with beef pastrami

    Fresh pasta, house-smoked pastrami, parmesan.

    Signature
  2. Paella

    In the big pan, over fire — prawns, mussels, saffron. For the whole table or at your events.

    SignatureTo order
  3. The pastrami sandwich

    Beef pastrami, melted cheddar, toasted bread — at lunch.

05

Weekend

Saturdays and Sundays only

  1. Dobrogea lamb pie

    The Tatar meat pie in thin leaves, served with Greek yoghurt.

    Weekends only
  2. Balık ekmek

    Istanbul's fish sandwich, with fish from here.

    Weekends only
  3. Berbere pastry

    Pastry with Ethiopian spices.

    Weekends only

06

Sweet

“All the sweet things are killers”

  1. Leche frita

    Fried milk, crisp outside and creamy within, with cherry coulis.

    Signature
  2. Cremeș

    Pastry leaves, vanilla cream, icing sugar. Like grandmother's, but in Spain.

  3. Baklava with cream

    Made to the Tatar recipe; also to take away.

  4. Pumpkin crumble

    With smoked plums and its own ice cream. In autumn.

    Seasonal

07

Wine & bar

A short list, chosen by the chef

  1. Cava

    By the glass or the bottle, to start.

  2. Romanian wines

    Small estates, bottles chosen by the chef — Liliac, Rasova, Sâmburești, among others.

  3. Iberian wines

    Whites and reds from Spain, for the tapas.

  4. Rosemary cocktail

    Gin, tonic, a sprig from the garden.

  5. Vermouth, amaro, coffee

    A Vecchio Amaro del Capo beside the coffee, to finish.

The board by the door

Soup of the day, the fishermen's catch, one more dessert — what didn't fit the menu goes on the board.