Casa Colonial will again open every day except Sunday from 22nd December onwards.
If you don’t fancy cooking on Christmas Eve, come and enjoy a set meal at Casa Colonial, and again on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, or go à la carte.
The Christmas Dinner:
Gambas Spring Rolls
Asparagus in Chartreuse with home-smoked Salmon and Beetroot
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Ox tail Soup with Foie Gras, Puff-pastry Straws and Tortellini
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Iced Lemon-Margarita
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Crispy Goose, fresh from the oven with baked Apple, and a Purée of Potatoes and Parsnips
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Venison Goulash with Pears in Red Wine and delicate Chanterelle Noodles
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Peanut Chocolate Milles Feuilles with exotic Fruits and Raspberry Cocoa Bean Crunch
As in previous years, the team at Casa Colonial will serve a superb meal for New Year’s Eve and provide the perfect ambience.
New Year’s Eve:
Baked Oyster
Terrine of Goose Liver and Quince, served on a bed of mustard leaves and a Galangale Ragout
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Atlantic Lobster with Potato Salad
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Apple and Celery Soup with pink Saddle of Venison Medallions and Fried Onion Pesto
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Monkfish in a sweet Chilli Crust served with warm Pumpkin Salad and green Curry Sauce
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Dessert and a selection of Cheeses from the cheese board
Whether hung-over or just plain hungry, Casa Colonial invite you to a filling New Year’s Day ‘Hangover Breakfast’ from 3pm onwards, or choose from our usual menu, if you prefer.
Casa Colonial, Ctra. Sta. Eulalia, km 2, T. 971 338 001
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