Liberty Kitchen

International

Liberty kitchen, on Poeta Quintana street nº70, is not a tapas bar, but neither is a hamburger bar. There are many places to eat ham, croquettes and salad ... I think people are looking for something different and this is my proposal. With this declaration of intentions Michael Pallante opened its premises almost two years ago, since then, and despite the absence of these national classics, many Alicante have gone through Liberty Kitchen, prior reservation, looking for that new gastrobar concept with personality and American accent . They say the fault is their Thai-style ribs, quesadillas, burgers or maybe the pies. But surely Michael is to blame, for bringing this relaxed atmosphere to the city and fresh, authentic flavors of international inspiration. Although the menu changes every week, we always find a nod to Asian cuisine, a "tribute" to American classics and something spicy with a Mexican flavor. Nothing is free, Michael studied cooking in Florida and has always known how to surround himself with other professionals who have helped him to promote those spicy flavors, from Asia, the East or Central America. In addition to a multicultural, affordable, accessible and enjoyable menu, they offer a good selection of beers from the United States, Denmark or Jamaica. In Liberty Kitchen, aesthetics, piped music and the absence of television demand a return to the 70s. This is a place where new technologies do not capture all our senses and we have the opportunity to read, talk or just enjoy food. On the facade we find La Campana de la Libertad, a symbol of independence in the United States and pride of the city of Michael, Philadelphia. Here, the bell is associated with your kitchen, it suggests daring and conception of an open and variable letter. In short, a simple and fresh kitchen.