Bombe Alaska - This was a dish with the wow factor looks visually appealing but was a little too sweet. Adding a little acidity to the dish would have cut through the sweetness and made it easier to eat. Overall, still a good dish to try.
For some reason, milkshakes remind me of my childhood so when I visit here, I always go a milkshake! I looked at the specials board and saw the 'Popcorn Milkshake' which immediately tickled my fancy. I didn't know what to expect but I was very pleasantly surprised. It was not salty at all and had the essence of popcorn which I loved......if it was available again, I will be getting it! If you like popcorn, and you get a chance, give it a go.
The peanut butter pannacotta was also something that I really enjoyed. Now this dish will definitely polarise. You will like it if you like peanut butter, but if you don't, I would stay away - I like peanut butter. For me, the pannacotta was everything a good PC should be - tasty, light, smooth with the right amount of 'wobble'.
The chocolate brownie with peanut butter icecream was also nice (note I had this on a different night). The brownie was more fondant than brownie - dig into the dish and you get a molten mix of chocolate and peanut - rich and delicious, but for some could be a little too heavy. The icecream also had a very big hit of peanut butter taste - note to self, next time I am here...try something without peanut butter.
I was with friends that had the lemon meringue and banana cake dishes - they loved them and went back 2 days later for some other delicious treats.
If you are looking for some modern takes on the traditional, then Devour is worth a visit. The place is small so be willing to wait to get in on some nights.
PacMan rates Devour 3.5/5 Chopping boards


Let me loose there and "devour" might not be enough to cover what I'm going to do. What can I say? I've got one very mean sweet tooth.
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