Check out this three course dinner available at Primo throughout November

Check out this three course dinner available at Primo throughout November

Nov 4, 20161 min read

JW Marriott Star Pass’s flagship restaurant, Primo, continues its ingredient-focused prix-fixe dinner this month with a fresh new menu.

For November, the featured ingredient is apple. And, man oh man, check out what Chef de Cuisine Roderick Ledesma has whipped up. Past dinner’s featured ingredients included chiles in September and butternut squash in October.

JW Marriott Star Pass’s Primo November Prix-Fixe Menu

Primi

Choose from:

  • Burrata with grilled apple, apple balsamic, and vanilla olive oil paired with Nino Franco Prosecco*
  • Apple Tarte Tatin with goat cheese, arugala, and prosciutto paired with Sancerre Domaine de la Vaill*

Primo November Prix-Fixe's Apple Tarte Tartin Primi
Apple Tarte Tartin Primi

Secondi

Choose from:

  • Pork Confit with caramelized apple and braised cabbage paired with Dr. Konstanin Frank Riesling*
  • Red Wine Braised Beef with apple gremolata, sweet potato puree, and sauteed greens paired with Montepulciano Avignonesi*

November Prix-Fixe Burrata at Primo
November Prix-Fixe Burrata at Primo

Dolce

Apple Cider Donuts with bacon fat caramel and whipped creme fraiche paired with Lustau Sherry*

Primo’s November prix-fixe dinner is $45 per person. For the full experience add the wine pairing for an additional $15 per person.


Primo at JW Marriott Star Pass is located at 3800 W. Star Pass Blvd. For more information, including reservations (which are highly recommended) visit primotucson.com or call (520) 791-6071.

This paid feature is part of the Tucson Foodie Promo Package for Restaurants.

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