Mark Bonneu unveils a culinary score whose Spanish heritage is mixed with international overtones. The extensive menu rolls out an enticing selection of dishes to share, snacks and more high-flying creations. He might pair scallops and turnips with miso, for example. Texels lamb is jazzed up with a rosemary-flavoured gravy, a cream of chickpeas and carrots, unless you wouldn’t prefer an empanada of pork cheeks or a pan con tomate? The imposing edifice, which sports a pleasing light colour scheme, sings an ode to throbbing flavours and mouthwatering aromas. Even better, you can leave with a bottle of wine and/or a few delicacies to nibble at home.