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My partner and I went for the four-course degustation menu, each choosing different dishes, which gave us a great opportunity to sample a wide range. The crab dish was by far the highlight—beautifully balanced and full of flavor.
Unfortunately, the rest of the experience didn’t live up to that initial promise. The dishes, while creative, often felt disjointed and lacked cohesion. As a Spanish person and a longtime lover of toro and atún de almadraba, I found the tuna belly dish particularly disappointing—it was poorly cut, which really affected the texture and overall enjoyment.
The steak tartare barely tasted like meat, and though the skirt steak was quite good on its own, the cold, mismatched sides did it no favors. Similarly, the calamarata pasta felt like two separate dishes served on one plate—much like the oyster and guanciale, which had no real relationship with one another.
Plating also felt outdated for a place aiming to be high-end. It’s the kind of restaurant that might appeal more to those who aren’t especially into food. While the four-course menu is reasonably priced, the execution didn’t justify the cost. I left disappointed, wanting more thoughtfulness, technique, and harmony on the plate.