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SUNDAY IS A BRUNCH DAY! Brunch is served at restaurant Senso every Sunday 12.30–15.30 Beauty lies in simplicity and everything beautiful is simple – you can also say this about Estonian cuisine. Let’s find out this February and March as our Sunday brunch brings local flavours together. A SPECIAL ESTONIAN MENU STARTERS • Potato salad with smoked ham and sour cream-mayonnaise sauce • Herring salad with apple, marinated beetroot, salted cucumber and bread crisp • Saida garlic and dill cheese salad with tomato and marinated vegetables • Raw buckwheat salad with cottage cheese, marinated cherry tomato and poached egg • Platter of Estonian fish: gravlax, marinated catfish, marinated Baltic herring, marinated herring, spiced Baltic sprats with egg • Estonian meat selection: jellied pork, smoked meat, ham rolls, Estonian mustard, salted cucumber and marinated mushrooms HOT DISHES • Soup of the day • Butter-roasted trout fillet with thyme, honey and garlic baked beetroot • Marinated Liivimaa beef entrecote skewers with potato puree and spinach salad • Kaval Ants smoked cheese breaded chicken meat with creamy herb sauce • Cabbage and egg in puff pastry • Braised and garlic-parsley marinated carrots DESSERTS • Shrove Tuesday buns with and without jam (only in February) • Selection of Estonian cheeses with flat bread and salted nuts • Cheesecake with Vana Tallinn • Crispy bread bake with cranberries and cinnamon • Sour milk pancakes with honey and blueberry jam – order directly from chef! • Smoothies and kama Price includes freshly baked barley bread and dark bread, herb cream cheese, butter, coffee, tea, kvass, lemonade, ice water and a welcome drink. PLAY AREA FOR CHILDREN Price 23 euros Children 6–12 years 11.50 euros Children 5 years and under free Information and reservations: Tel 631 5870 [email protected] www.restoransenso.ee.

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