We missed out on a long-overdue dinner at Chez Pascal thanks to Nemo and then missed a special Valentine's Day dinner at the Duck and Bunny compliments of a raging infecttion following a root canal.
So, last evening we picked ourselves up and drove over to Broadway Bistro to see what Pat had on the menu for the evening.
Now, we usually spring for the ribs n' grits at the very least, but this time we were both feeling a need for something aquatic.
Starting off with a brace of proseccos, Susie and I split an app of seared sea scallops (from New Bedford) and found ourselves sopping up the residue with bread to get every last bit of flavor into our mouths.
I had the Hake with roasted fennel over a bed of pea tendrils and oregano mashies.
Susie had the special for the evening: seared salmon on a bed of garlic mashies.
Susie washed her fish down with a Gavi and I had a backup prosecco with mine.
The menu may sound pedestrian but believe me, if anything, the food was, as always, tasty, with robust flavors and hands-down simply superb. It's a broken record by now, but with Ama's gone, Broadway Bistro is the best value around: great food at a decent price. You can't beat that.
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