"The main street that leads to the Royal Palace is a succession of restaurants, inns and taverns, all charming on the outside and with menus on display. The inn is chosen at random. Crossing the entrance door the feeling is that of a place in full service with the staff a little tense. A few minutes of waiting to be welcomed allows us to admire the architecture of the place which is beautiful and enhanced by the furnishings, colors and mise en place. The place is bright, conditioned by the chaos of the service lunch, dinner is probably characterized by a decidedly more fascinating atmosphere. The menu offers various tastings at very interesting prices and some à la carte options. The place is full but the service is overall fast. Of our order we appreciated the appetizers and first courses, well made and well presented. Good and NOT banal. The braised cheek that was served to us unfortunately had maturation problems... it tasted like it had gone bad. We bring the problem to attention and they deduct it from the bill with apologies. Good desserts. The place has potential and the food is good at affordable prices. Too bad about the inconvenience of the braised meat, it can happen and they proved professional in finding a solution immediately. I would have liked to go there for dinner to enjoy a more intimate and less touristy atmosphere. Parking: Pedestrian zone!"
