John Jameson
Google
I’ve always held Michelin-listed restaurants in high regard, but my recent visit to an old establishment in the city center has made me reconsider. Despite the promising start with well-prepared antipasti and an extensive wine list, the experience quickly declined when it came to the main dishes.
After a long wait, the main courses finally arrived, only to disappoint. The duck was overcooked, lacking the tenderness one would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. The fritto misto was particularly underwhelming, consisting almost entirely of squid rings—95%. The dish included only four shrimp and a single piece of octopus, which is far from the variety one would expect. Additionally, the frying technique was rough, leaving the dish greasy and unappealing.
While the staff was friendly and the ambiance was pleasant, the inconsistencies in the food were too significant to overlook. The numerous Michelin stickers on the door suggest a level of culinary excellence that this restaurant, unfortunately, did not deliver. I’m giving it 2 stars, primarily because my expectations were set so high by its accolades.