Julia K.
Google
Disappointing Experience from Start to Finish
I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was frustrating enough to deserve one. When I arrived, I was seated in a beautifully styled living room and invited to order an aperitif. The waitress spent several minutes passionately describing four “exceptional” cocktails, and I ordered her recommendation. It was incredibly sweet, completely tasteless, and had no detectable alcohol.
New guests continued to arrive and were seated in the same lounge space. I had to endure the same long cocktail pitch 5 or 6 times, like I was stuck in a marketing loop. It became irritating very quickly.
After 40+ minutes, the chef finally came out to describe the menu in painstaking detail—including where each ingredient was sourced—for nearly 30 more minutes. Only then was I escorted to the dining room, well over an hour after arrival.
The food? Sadly, just as disappointing.
• Bread: greasy, with bland butter.
• Appetizer: Fish was over-fried and drowning in tomato sauce.
• Soup: Pumpkin soup was the only halfway decent course.
• Sorbet: Tasteless and forgettable.
• Main: Cold fish that was inexplicably tough.
• Dessert: Baked apple ruined by a rock-hard cookie and zero balance of flavor.
To top it all off, each course was silently dropped off by a server in a headscarf—not a single word, no description, no warmth. For a place that tries to sell an “immersive culinary journey,” this felt more like a silent, overpriced wait in purgatory.
Would not return or recommend. Beautiful setting, but food and service were well below expectations.