Janmesh P.
Google
Upon arrival we were greeted by a host who was behind the bar. He showed us to our table and was quite friendly. The waiter for our table was not rude, but not friendly either. We started with bread and olive oil- 9/10. The bread was crunchy on the outside and soft as a cloud ok the inside. We ordered two pizzas- one classic and one Bianco. The classic pizza was the nduja one- 7/10. The sauce and the cheese were amazing (but there were only 5 tiny pieces of nduja), but the dough really needs work. Was quite crispy and consequently a bit burnt. The Bianco pizza was with pistachio, Mortadella, and straciatella-8/10. The ingrédients really played well together, with all of them being the right quantity. The dough had the same story as the Nduja one. In general, the dough wasn't fluffy enough for napoletana pizza and the crust wasn't inflated. I am assuming this is because the dough is not allowed to rest long enough.
One of us wasn't drinking so we didn't ask for the enthusiast wine menu. The BTG selection of wines was laughable. I would especially stay away from the Nero D'avola. The wine was acidic to a fault. And the biggest faux pas- tiny, thick wine glasses. It's is just not imaginable to drink a red wine from such a glass.
The sound level in the dining area was quite disturbing as well. The music was too loud, and since they have high ceilings, the ambient noise of other guests was too loud. They did their best to dampen the sound by having acoustic dampeners under the table, but it's not enough. Even talking across the table, we always had to lean in.