Run Away to The Del Restaurant and Bar – Sorry You Didn’t Win Powerball
GM Keith Thompson Welcomes You to The Del
Tucked down a Voss side street on Del Monte, on the back side of Cornelius, lies a quiet oasis of comfortable casual country club-style dining. Modern, sleekly clean and neat, The Del Restaurant and Bar welcomes lunchtime visitors with a small, yet wide open space and plenty of outdoor patio seating (approx. 50 seats).
Red Pepper Bisque
Menu items include a fine red pepper bisque swirled with sour cream and a lump of salty shrimp tucked under the surface.
Grilled Pear Salad
The grilled Bosc pear, arugula, frisee, toasted almonds, goat cheese salad drizzled with champagne vinaigrette and large blueberries is sure to please both you and your workout trainer.
Angel Hair & Shrimp/Chicken
Angel hair pasta with tomato and asparagus in a lemon butter sauce and shrimp can become pasta and chicken, in a quick exchange and simple blink of the eye.
Lobster Roll
The lobster wedge salad on crispy brioche (roll), with avocado buttermilk dressing was presented with a flourish. (Note to try: Del Shannon – Runaway – Sandwich is made with chicken, sauerkraut, swiss cheese and tangy dressing on rye bread. Cheese board, mussels and lamb, too!)
Water glasses and coffee were immediately refilled; waitstaff was extremely attentive and friendly. A lovely way to while away the hours affordably and off the beaten path on the southwest side of town. The restaurant remains in good company with Arturo Boada’s across the street, Cornelius for plant-shopping and Bramble nearby.
In all, a pleasant, and as yet only modestly discovered, consistent dining experience.
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Posted on January 14, 2016 by Culinary Houston
Run Away to The Del Restaurant and Bar – Sorry You Didn’t Win Powerball
Red Pepper Bisque
Grilled Pear Salad
Angel Hair & Shrimp/Chicken
Lobster Roll
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