Michelle C.
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Where do I even begin…
The food is truly great, that’s the most important thing, for sure. But excellent service is, in my opinion, what makes a culinary experience genuinely remarkable, and that’s exactly what we had.
We spent our anniversary there, and we loved every detail from the moment we arrived. You’re first led to the bar to enjoy the opening part of the menu; then we were guided upstairs to the upper floor of the classic-style house (perhaps French-colonial, though I’m not entirely sure), which has a minimal yet creative and contemporary décor with perfect lighting.
Our waiters —and honestly, every staff member we interacted with, from the moment we walked in until we said goodbye— were incredibly knowledgeable and gentle, offering detailed explanations of the ingredients and the Chef’s creative vision behind each dish.
We were constantly surprised throughout dinner. I especially loved the beef tartare, the scallop, the lamb, the mole… and the sourdough bread with black truffle butter was on another level.
After dinner, we were lucky enough to see more of the beautiful house, which made us feel truly at home. And the enriching experience didn’t stop there.
The final part of the menu is enjoyed back at the bar, where we were surprised with a delicious anniversary dessert (on top of the already amazing ones we’d had before). That moment came with a thoughtful and passionate conversation about food, flavors, and cultural experiences with the lovely floor manager (I’m not sure of her exact role/position —a young woman with an Australian accent) and our waiter… And the cherry on top? A mezcal toast to celebrate the wonderful experience at Nephele and the craftsmanship of the barman (who, we were told, creates many of the spectacular drinks we enjoyed during our dinner).
Coming from Mexico, I must say we don’t often get to experience such warm and elevated culinary experiences, which is why our night at Nephele was truly unique, one we won’t forget.