Honest C.
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For a restaurant boasting a Michelin star and a €265 set menu (their least expensive is €180), the experience was shockingly uninspired. The ever-changing menu—based on fish from their own market—should be a chef’s playground, yet each dish felt basic, lacking the creativity or finesse you’d expect at this level. Portions were smaller than usual, supposedly to make room for cheese and petit fours. But for the price, I came for culinary brilliance—not a trip to a cheese shop. Desserts were no redemption either; my filloa was cold and rubbery, and the rest just forgettable. I always say these type of restaurants should offer an experience that is hard to re create at home, but truly here, I felt half of the food (grilled fish, grilled lobster, Caesar salad, filloa, brioche crab sandwich), anyone with minimal culinary skills can make it at home.
Not worth the hype, the price, or the wait.