O carrinho de cana
Apraz-me constatar que já um Amigo de Peniche respondeu ao meu apelo (que muito agradeço), permitindo-me patentear a foto do "brinquedo" que foi tema dos últimos posts.A elevada estatura do brincalhão não corresponde à idade aconselhada, mas tão somente ao facto de se tratar duma foto (truncada) do Carnaval de Peniche.
Tal só constituirá problema se o visado se insurgir contra esta divulgação não autorizada....
jp às 13:14
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Perdoem-me não ter nada a ver com o tema deste post, mas se colocasse esta informação "en su sitio", ou seja, 4 ou 5 posts abaixo, ninguém a via...
Ainda a propósito do desenvolvimento de Peniche e dos caminhos a seguir, da aposta na qualidade e por aí fora, li hoje na Revista de Vinhos de Novembro que o Restaurante Tasca do Joel ganhou o 2º Prémio da Categoria Preço/Qualidade, no Concurso Cartas de Vinhos promovido pela dita revista e pela distribuidora multinacional PrimeDrinks. Melhor, só um restaurante de Aveiro.
Esta é daquelas notícias que atrairá a Peniche turistas "especializados", curiosos por conhecer essa tal "Tasca" e sua carta de vinhos. Não tenham a menor dúvida que este é o caminho a seguir: a aposta na qualidade e na diferenciação. Eu, como muito boa gente, faço dezenas e por vezes centenas de kms só para ir a um bom restaurante, sobre o qual li ou ouvi falar. Aos restaurantes de Peniche que se queixam de falta de clientes, aconselho o seguinte exercício: pensem em uma (basta uma) razão que me faça fazer 100 km só para ir lá almoçar.
Ao Joel e ao esforço que faz, os meus parabéns!
Cito a revista, relativamente aos vencedores desta categoria:
"O interessante nesta política - bons vinhos a preços moderados - é que ela não é filha de qualquer acaso mas fruto de uma estratégia que visa chamar consumidores seduzidos por este novo poder de atracção".
Caro pb,
Agradeço a pertinente e interessante notícia que connosco partilhou. Para quem tem acompanhado a galopante evolução do Joel, nomeadamente nos domínios Gourmet, não constitui grande surpresa.
Quanto ao resto em que opina, estou de tal modo em sintonia consigo que lhe vou pedir o nome do referido restaurante em Aveiro.
É que o Joel eu sei bem onde é...
Mercado do Peixe, chama-se o estabelecimento.
Abraços
Por acaso conheço em Lisboa um resturante igualmente de elevada qualidade, do mesmo estilo do Joel, e que tem por nome também igualmente Mercado do Peixe, talvez seja do mesmo proprietário...
Cumprimentos!
Em Aveiro:
http://www.lifecooler.com/edicoes/lifecooler/desenvReg.asp?reg=390581
Em Lisboa:
http://www.mercadodopeixe.web.pt/
Assim a informação dada por "carapau" foi devidamente limada.
Visto falar-se em qualidade da restauração penicheira, eu concordo com a ideia de, no âmbito dos festival do mar, visto que na minha opinião neste momento este festival não tem qualquer reflexo positivo na qualidade da restauração/turismo, realizar-se um concurso a nível do nosso Concelho de forma a premiar os melhores restaurantes. Haveria provas específicas de elevada exigência, o que iria, penso eu, aumentar a competividade e a qualidade individual dos diversos restaurantes. Seria positivo para os proprietários e o turismo ficava a ganhar. Peniche Ganhava!
Cumprimentos!
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