And how many other restaurants can you go to where the chef/owner personally comes to the table and explains the historical, cultural and religious significance of the food you're about to eat?????
I had the venison tenderloin with a sweet chocolate sauce, and yes,,,topped with...roasted ants - cooked to medium rare perfection and better than any venison I've had in Indiana. Partner had quail in a creamy white sauce, again, cooked perfectly. Sides seem to be selected to balance the meat - mine was a mashed, herded "sweet potato", but was white, slightly sweet & creamy, not the starchy texture of US mashed potatoes or the overwhelmingly sweet orange version. Quail came with tart, slightly acidic greens - perfect pairing.
Beautiful setting & atmosphere - every dish is individually prepared, might take a few minutes longer than a usual restaurant, so take the time to enjoy the surroundings,,,,and the drinks were incredibly refreshing and delicious :)
I'm not quite sure what a previous reviewer considers "exotic" animals, but (coming from a white girl from the mid western US),,,, quail, rabbit, venison, even wild boar are not exactly exotic (OK, maybe the roasted ants, but they were delicious!).....When traveling - enjoy completely different foods from another part of the country, or the world...Restaurante Bajlum is one of the bestMore