Michelin Star Experience

When our son got married the ceremony and reception were at Daniels, a Michelin Two Star Restaurant, so I cannot say we have never been to one. A wedding is different though, as your thoughts are on the newly married couple and visiting with the friends and family that are attending. When we were in Barcelona, we decided to go to Xerta for lunch, a Michelin one star Restaurant. We opted for the Executive Tasting menu which offered appetizer, entree, and dessert plus two glasses of wine for each of us.

We were very pleased to sit down and be delivered a pre-appetizer plate with four luscious and beautifully presented raw seafood samples (sea urchin, razor clams, oyster, and scallop). We both ordered the same appetizer, a tomato and tuna salad. For entrees I ordered fish and Georgene ordered lamb chops. All were excellently prepared and presented. We followed with desserts which we shared and then were surprised by a extra offering of four tasty dessert samples. The cost was 45 Euros each plus a nice tip for the outstanding service. After the experience I could understand why a michelin star and how important the total package was from the minute you walked in the door until departing.

Tuna and Tomato Salad
Seadood Sampler
Entrees
Dessert Sampler
4 Comments
  • Carmella
    Posted at 21:13h, 27 June Reply

    What a great experience. Loved the pictures! Looks delicious!

  • wpandgem
    Posted at 12:10h, 31 July Reply

    Glad you are enjoying the journals and photos. My goal is to make a post every week. So please keep checking. Right now only the last five post are displayed but all posts are available in the monthly archives.

  • JoAnne Peinado
    Posted at 04:52h, 19 September Reply

    I am always so afraid that they will be snooty. But, it sounds like you had a wonderful time. I think the price is very good for what you had. What do you think?

    • Georgene and Bill
      Posted at 10:10h, 23 September Reply

      We thought so too. Worth the experience. Now in Asia we go on tasting tours to street vendors and small open air restaurants which had Michelin stars.

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