Warning-Reading this post will make you hungry.
Since moving to Santa Cruz I have been fortunate to taste some of the
freshest food in my life. It is almost as if it is taken straight from
the farm to your table and in the case of Süda in Capitola, it is! I
have been lucky enough to not only dine on their delicious food, but I
have also had the opportunity to photograph some of their menu items and
hopefully more to come in the future.
The menu that Süda has created since opening this past summer is as
eclectic as their decor. Creative, rustic, farm fresh but with an edge. I
had the opportunity try a few items and so did my husband and we were
both in love! The Ahi Tower was a first for me to try and man was it
tasty. The appetizer is stacked Ahi with avocado, wonton crisps with a
delicious sauce and a cute little wasabi shaped leaf. The Lettuce Wrap
appetizer with rice noodles, chicken and of course lettuce was so good.
The chicken was light not fried, the Thai-chili sauce I could eat by the
gallon and of course, the produce is from their farm in Corralitos
close to Santa Cruz. I opted for the peanut free version because of an
allergy, but it did not disappoint. My husband also really loved the
fish tacos. Although it is considered a small plate dish, the fresh fish
and savory black beans were enough to fill him up.
I have heard people rave about their cocktails, but I am more of a wine kind of girl. Their wine list is also local and was reasonably priced. I would love to see more pinot noir varietals (hint hint), but the Alfaro pinot I had went perfectly with my light Greek salad. For a Friday night they were pretty packed early in the evening and the bar did get a little loud so I may opt to dine outside on their heated patio if returning on a weekend night. All in all I am very impressed with what Süda has to offer and I look forward to eventually eating… I mean photographing everything I can sink my eyes into.
Bon Appétit!
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I have heard people rave about their cocktails, but I am more of a wine kind of girl. Their wine list is also local and was reasonably priced. I would love to see more pinot noir varietals (hint hint), but the Alfaro pinot I had went perfectly with my light Greek salad. For a Friday night they were pretty packed early in the evening and the bar did get a little loud so I may opt to dine outside on their heated patio if returning on a weekend night. All in all I am very impressed with what Süda has to offer and I look forward to eventually eating… I mean photographing everything I can sink my eyes into.
Bon Appétit!
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