This style fits well with a room that has a modern feel and little to no embellishment that of which you might expect to find in an art gallery. Fabric covering all the walls and in the middle of the room not only to make the edges look softer but it also has an effect on the niose levels which add to the intimate nature of this dining experience. Enoteca has first-rate food and this backed up by the service which is proficient.
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
A NEW chef has instilled his own creative spark to enliven Enoteca.
From the outside, standing on the footpath in Carrington St, Enoteca still looks securely attached to the right side of the Italian Centre. There has been no seismic movement, not even the first signs of cracking.
But less than half an hour later, I'm sitting inside contemplating a plate with a pair of lightly browned quail breasts, a single scallop, a daub of parsnip puree, a little pile of salt, all artfully arranged, and I wonder where I am. It couldn't feel further from the culinary tradition and home cooking you would associate with the club next door.
Yes, Enoteca has changed, and it's not just the Cucina that was dropped from its name a little while back (though it lives on in the website address). Since the beginning of the year, the shift has been more fundamental, with a new chef in charge who, quite rightly, is doing his own thing.
Brent Kemble-Beech had been in the kitchen at Enoteca for only four months when head chef Sarah Turner left to start p...
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