Eddie Ricarti
Google
I came to Cedrat on a recommendation from Eater, which is usually a sure bet, but unfortunately, this time it missed the mark.
To be fair, the food was creative and flavorful. I started with poached asparagus, followed by dourada as my main. Both were well executed. Dessert, however, fell short, visually underwhelming and a bit chaotic flavor-wise.
The real letdown was the ambiance and service. It felt cold and disconnected. The server was on her phone at times, sat down for her own meal while plates still needed clearing, and I had to get her attention just to pay. Turns out, the chef himself was handling payments at the counter.
It’s a shame. For a small, chef-led restaurant, there’s a real opportunity to create something intimate and special. The food has potential, but the overall experience left me feeling overlooked.
I hope this feedback is helpful. With some attention to hospitality and guest connection, Cedrat could be something truly memorable.