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Similar to others, the visit left us a bit underwhelmed. The food was good and varied, but there was nothing outstanding in either the ingredients or the tastes. There was what we felt was an over reliance on grandiose effects, like lots of caviar and Dom Perignon champagne. But no overall concept to tie it together. The wine pairing consisted of good wines, but again nothing outstanding or unusual. On the positive side, service was friendly and there was no issue accommodating my wife's pescetarian preferences.
All in all we have had better, including in Michelin star restaurants in the region.