2 /5
Reseña
★
★
It's a little loud and a little chaotic in Little Italy, but that might suit some people. However, the art of cooking was not invented here. At the beginning there was some rubbery bread and a Prosecco with plenty of residual sweetness for 10 francs. The burrata with ham for 26 francs was okay, although the mozzarella with an ice-cold core and a pale red tomato without any aroma was a disappointment. The Vongols apparently had a long journey and were also held up at customs. The specimens that were opened after cooking were therefore not very convincing. The ragu from the salsiccia was edible but completely overcooked. The carbonara was extremely salty and garnished with salty, fried bacon,...