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SOLEN,
Fantastic cocktails, great atmosphere… but I couldn’t shake the feeling that I had accidentally walked into an art gallery and decided to have a picnic on a white cardboard sheet. Dining on a piece of cardboard was an interesting experience, to say the least. The tablecloth and I got a little too familiar—I had to rest it on my lap, and unfortunately, it wasn’t the cleanest. The small, round table made it impossible to tell where the cardboard ended, so my fork took a leap of faith and is probably still enjoying its journey with gravity.
My partner had pork and was quite happy, but since I don’t eat pork or chicken, I was stuck with pizza. The dough was nice, but the flavor felt a little incomplete, and the crust had clearly spent too much time contemplating life in the oven.
The fries tasted like burnt butter and were also good.
The hummus-Muhammara starter was actually great, but the pita bread that came with it was completely raw inside. I couldn’t help but wonder—how can such a tiny piece of bread feel so incredibly heavy? A question for science, I suppose.
The wine selection is solid, especially if you’re getting a bottle. By the glass, there are about five options—not bad, but not amazing. Would I go back? Absolutely! Those cocktails need to be revisited. But next time, I’d prefer it if my fork didn’t decide to explore the floor…