Natalia Patricia Vener
Google
I recently had the pleasure of dining at this Michelin-starred restaurant in Buenos Aires, and overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. The food was exceptional, showcasing a level of culinary expertise that truly justifies its Michelin star. The staff were attentive and welcoming, providing excellent service from the moment I made my reservation.
As for the dishes, I had the chance to try several, and while many were impressive, a few stood out. The oysters, in particular, were a highlight: fresh, delicate, and beautifully prepared. Another dish that really won me over was the fennel purée, which, although paired with the day's catch, was the true star of the plate. The purée itself was rich, creamy, and full of flavor. On the other hand, the fish didn’t have the same impact — it was good but didn’t leave a lasting impression.
The squid, unfortunately, was one of the dishes that didn’t excite me. It was one of the least memorable offerings of the meal. As for the tomatoes, they were fine — well-balanced in flavor but nothing extraordinary. The bread was also fine, though I had expected more given the rave reviews I had seen. While it complemented the meal, it didn’t stand out as exceptional.
One area where I believe the restaurant could improve is in the distribution of cutlery and tableware during the service. I noticed that the utensils weren’t changed between courses, which led to flavors mixing between the dishes. This impacted the overall experience, as each course should be enjoyed without contamination of flavors. I had to request a change of utensils, and I think it would greatly enhance the dining experience if the restaurant implemented a more consistent practice of changing cutlery between dishes. This would allow each dish to be appreciated in its full, untainted flavor.
Additionally, I was surprised that the restaurant doesn’t allow pets indoors. While I understand the challenges this may present, I think it’s an outdated policy, especially for a modern, high-end dining establishment. Many guests, like myself, travel with their well-behaved pets, and offering pet-friendly options could create a more inclusive environment, catering to a broader range of clientele. I hope the restaurant will consider revisiting this policy, as it could reflect a more progressive approach and enhance the experience for pet owners.
In conclusion, while the food and service were top-notch, I believe small adjustments in the overall experience — particularly in terms of presentation and accommodating pets — would elevate this restaurant even further