The Harbour Inn, Bowmore
One of the views from the restaurant
Last night we had a very enjoyable meal in The Harbour Inn, Bowmore. We ate in the section that looks out over the harbour and the bay. CRM and I shared a tasty selection of antipasto on a slate. There was plenty there for two as a starter. CRM and her mum then chose the pan fried hake – a generous filet that was perfectly cooked. You could tell without tasting that the fish was just right as the milky flakes glistened.
I went for the chargrilled squid and rabbit confit paella, which was a flavoursome and interesting variation on a traditional paella.
Without studying the wine list in detail we went for a 2015 Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine, Vieilles Vignes sur lie from Château du Poyet in La Chapelle Heulin and which belongs to the Bonneau family. It had some attractive weight from the 2015 vintage but good refreshing acidity without being sharp. Drinking well now it would be no problem keeping this for another five years or more.
Happy to recommend The Harbour Inn – we would certainly go back.
Antipasto – cooked and cru ham, salami, chicken, Kalamata olives and celeriac
2015 Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine,
Vieilles Vignes, Château du Poyet
Pan fried hake with mash potato, wilted spinach etc.
Paella of chargrilled squid and rabbit confit
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