Agustín Sámano
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The White Room delivers a solid fine dining experience, with beautifully executed dishes and high-quality ingredients. The tasting menu was enjoyable, though nothing truly stood out as particularly remarkable. The champagne pairing was well curated and complemented the courses nicely.
From a cost-benefit perspective, I’d rate it 4 out of 5 stars. At over €500 for a meal, you expect not just great food but also impeccable service. Unfortunately, the experience was marred by the assistant sommelier’s attitude. He was unnecessarily rude and arrogant, making us feel uncomfortable throughout the night. When I expressed gratitude multiple times, he condescendingly asked if I planned to continue doing so—as if being polite was an oddity. He later claimed this was his “icebreaker,” but it only set a negative tone for the evening.
For a restaurant with two Michelin stars, service should be a highlight, not a drawback. While the kitchen delivers, the front-of-house—particularly the sommelier team—needs to match that standard.