Quema - Menu

We stopped in for a quick lunch and though we did expect good quality (it is a MICHELIN recommended restaurant), it exceeds expectations. The food was fresh and... read more We stopped in for a quick lunch and though we did expect good quality (it is a MICHELIN recommended restaurant), it exceeds expectations. The food was fresh and light, very tasty and beautifully presented. You are given the choice of a small menu or full tasting menu, both of which include wine and are very reasonable priced. Value for money was excellent. I shall return next time in Zaragoza.

Eating at Quema was one of the highlights of our time in Spain. After a shaky start to the evening down to the front of house, we sat back and allowed ourselves... read more Eating at Quema was one of the highlights of our time in Spain. After a shaky start to the evening down to the front of house, we sat back and allowed ourselves to be spoiled, surprised and enchanted by the plates set in front of us. This is serious cooking by talented chefs, proud of their products and skill. Two came to speak to us about their dishes and we were presented with a signed Menu at the end of the meal. The passion about their food was evident. The dining room is quite minimalist but still inviting and a perfect setting for a special meal. Pricing was fair considering the quality of the dishes set before us and wine was charged by what we drank. A serious Michelin contender. If the front of house can improve, from taking reservations correctly, being knowledgeable about the food being served, providing correct cutlery to suit the dish, just polishing their act, etc Quema could become a destination restaurant.