Panthera

Alex Godfather a week ago

We have been visiting this restaurant for a long time and we have always liked its special atmosphere and style. Perhaps over the years we have changed and become more picky, perhaps the restaurant has changed. Nevertheless, after the last visit, we did not have the impression that we had before. There are many small details that spoil the big picture. There were three of us, but we were given a table with two comfortable chairs and one small one, so one of us had to sit all evening in a not very good position. It was dark at the table and we asked to bring candles that stand a few meters from the table. They were brought after 2 reminders. We were served by 2 waiters, one was friendly, open and professional. The girl who was standing next to him, maybe she is studying, just didn’t know what to do, she twisted her hair, looked in different directions, didn’t know where to put her hands - in general, it didn’t look professional. We asked for cocktails, but even those that were on the menu either ran out at the beginning of the evening or in the process. How a restaurant that has a bar at the beginning of the evening can run out of ingredients for a cocktail from the menu remains unclear. The music is quite noisy and its style clearly did not correlate with the classic interior and atmosphere of the restaurant. The food was generally tasty, but there is nothing outstanding about it, there is nothing special about the cuisine of the MESSA. Lacks all the little compliments and referrals that other similar restaurants give. The cheese dessert is very tasty, although the berry ice cream is clearly superfluous there, it greatly interrupted the taste. Lemon milfei seemed too sour to us. I was upset by the meager selection of teas, they are in bags, but most of all I was surprised by the answer to the question of whether there are teas with tea leaves, we were answered with irony that we should not exaggerate with requests. In general, don't get us wrong, this is a good restaurant, it's just a pity that they miss the opportunity to make it great.