After dinner at Shakahari, we led our guests across the road to Brunetti for dessert. They were appropriately wowed by its extent, so Michael and I made relatively fast orders and hunted down a table as they browsed. With a huge (and delicious) meal under my belt, I didn't find it too difficult to limit myself to two small Tartufo al caffe ($1.40 each). Their two-toned chocolate coating was pleasant, but the interior coffee cream was dry and powdery.
Michael chose a French custard tart with cherries ($5.30). He enjoyed it well enough, but it was a typically unremarkable Brunetti dessert.
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I am a sucker for a custard tart. This one looks delish. Pity it didn't live up to expectations.
ReplyDeleteKJ, I think it's a side effect of Brunetti's enormous variety. Some of these pastries must sit in the display case for quite some time before being served up!
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