The Palomino

Pickles

Pickles


The Palomino, on Bath Street, is on my regular route through the city. I’ve walked past it on many occasions, but today was the day to pay it a visit for a spot of late lunch.

I was joined by Tim, a friend of long standing with whom I’ve just started working again.

Specialising in meaty delights, the place has a smart steakhouse look and feel to it. We sat at a generously appointed booth and contemplated both the a la carte and express lunch menus.

Pork bun

Pork bun

We both settled upon trying one of their meaty buns, with Tim opting for the pork while I chose the beef brisket. I added a starter of deep fried pickles with blue cheese sauce.

Items promptly arrived with a headily meaty aroma. I started with the pickles which were good but a little lacking in crunchy crispness. The blue cheese sauce was good, but slightly too polite for my tastes.

Interior

Interior

The sandwiches were rather better, with good hearty portions and a tasty brioche bun. Mine was a gloriously messy eat, which I really enjoyed.

So overall, the Palomino is doing good work. In a city that’s gone meat mad, it’s continuing the theme rather than redefining the genre, but it still puts “burger corner’s” efforts to shame. I enjoyed both the welcome and the brisket, so I’d be happy to visit again.

Brisket bun

Brisket bun

Scores
Blythe scores The Palomino
3.5/5 for food
3.5/5 for presentation
3.5/5 for setting
3.5/5 for service
giving an overall 14/20

Today’s questers were: Tim, Blythe

We ate: pulled pork and brisket buns, deep fried pickles

We drank: diet cola, water

We wore: cycling chic, blue suit

Total bill: £17.50

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