Get a taste for Latin America this Spring at Alma De Cuba

There’s a brand new Spring menu and the chance to shake up your Afternoon Tea with a spoonful of samba.

Alma de Cuba is one of the city’s most stunning venues, celebrated for its breath-taking interiors and delicious Cuban-inspired menus. In keeping with the restaurants’ ‘Soul of Cuba’ reputation, guests can expect an array of flavoursome dishes this Spring, incorporating a creative fusion of Cuban and LatinAmerican influences, now available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Alma de Cuba is renowned for being one of Liverpool’s most popular one-stop nightlife destinations, where revellers can enjoy a mouth-watering meal before experiencing a truly memorable evening of entertainment, including the infamous petal-drop, and enthralling Voodoo Show. Although the venue is recognised as being one of the city’s best bars, the restaurant is also a key focus, with this new Spring menu showcasing the creative and experimental dishes on offer.

Created by Head Chef, Rochelle Gill, and senior sous, Samantha Cally Stowers, the food menu encompasses a variety of fresh, flavoursome and Cuban-inspired plates, with a mixture of fish, meat and vegetable-based dishes, ensuring there’s something to sate all palates. The new breakfast menu, available from Monday to Saturday, offers much-loved classics with an Alma twist, such as Eggs Benedict with Cuban spiced hollandaise sauce, with these exotic twists prevalent throughout each of the menus.

What’s on the menu?

Starters

Scallops – Sautéed scallops with roasted Murcia black pudding, chilli jam & Cuban marinated broad beans

Caribbean Baked Cod Cheeks – Succulent cod cheeks baked in a Caribbean inspired curry & topped with kale crisps

Mains

Cuban Bobo Mullet – Pan fried mullet, warm aioli potato & giant cous cous salad with sorrel

Berenjena Pappardelle – Smoked aubergine & tomato thick cut pasta with a basil & Manchego fritter

Mojito Lamb Rump – Served pink, with a mojito inspired crust, grilled gem lettuce, sautéed patatas & roasting juices

Meats from The Grill – Prime Rump Fillet, Ribeye, Sirloin, Rump – each served with fries

Desserts

Spiced Orange Polenta Cake – Cointreau infused mascarpone with macerated oranges

Pineapple & Mango Cheesecake – Mediterranean inspired cheesecake with mango salsa

On Saturdays guests can experience the legendary Samba Afternoon Tea, a favourite British pass-time turned upside-down on its head, complete with hip-shaking samba dancers, mouth-watering cakes, and infectious tunes. Those with a preference for more melodic sounds can enjoy the Sunday Service Gospel Brunch; with the stunning converted church settings making it one of the most unique brunch experiences in the city.

To check out the full menu and book your table, click here or head to www.alma-de-cuba.com