La Stampa

Beautiful place and the menu is wonderful! Excellent quality ingredients and excellent execution of the dishes. I will definitely return.

We were served by several people, all excellent, the food and service a 10.nI'm giving it 4 stars because it needs a bit of maintenance and a wine cellar, both relatively easy to improve. I hope they do it; it's not a cheap place, and it would really justify it.

The food isn't as good as it was a few years ago. We were served very well, but the food wasn't very tasty.

A little pricey, everything else was excellent. In my case, I got the best table and the best waiter...nA year later, a terrible experience. The dishes took an hour and a half, the pasta was overcooked, and the chocolate volcanoes were dry.

It's a shame when you go to a place you've been to several times to celebrate different events and your expectations crumble like a deck of cards. Sunday, Father's Day, reservation made five days in advance, given a location that's no longer one of the best, okay, no problem. It takes a while to start service, okay, the place is full, it takes a while for the main courses to arrive, an hour and a half onwards, no longer okay. Let's start: between the first and last courses (10 people), a delay of more than 20 minutes, inconceivable. Then, something impossible to understand in a restaurant specializing in pasta: to have it arrive soggy, lumpy, overcooked, then return the dish and have to wait again. If patience had been tested so far with the succession of unexpected errors, the closing ceremony was a grand finale. For dessert, three chocolate volcanoes were ordered. These arrived in less than 5 minutes (estimated cooking time 30 minutes). Two options: either they took it to another table or… chan! What arrived at the table were three dry, overcooked sponge cakes, with no soul or heart, back to the kitchen. A little while later, the waiter came to offer another dessert because the volcano had run out… Well, it was assumed that someone in charge of the dining room would come to offer their apologies (in all cases, actually), or that they would have at least some kind of attention, but nothing. They brought the bill as if none of this had happened. Too bad, it was a place I liked despite its excessive prices. Mistakes are forgettable, bad gestures are not.