Hidden in the city’s quiet alleys, Nota is a venue that subtly beckons. Settling into their comfortable garden seats, the relaxed ambience immediately embraced us.

Taster 1 selected the duck breast—rich and well-seasoned, the quality of the meat shining through every bite. It respected tradition while delivering robust flavors. Taster 2 chose the beef cheeks, tender and tasty, with side dishes that complemented without overpowering.

Nota’s menu offers gourmet selections that are both authentic and appealing. Their full bar and good selection of beer and wine ensure suitable pairings for every dish, satisfying even the most discerning palate.

Service was attentive yet unobtrusive. Friendly staff provided clean, appropriate utensils and glassware. The bill arrived promptly upon request—a small but appreciated detail that doesn’t go unnoticed.

While the ambience was charming and relaxed, it lacked a certain vibrancy. The garden added tranquility, but a bit more spark could enhance the overall experience.

In conclusion, Nota delivers a commendable dining experience. With quality food and solid service, it’s a venue worth visiting. It may not break new culinary ground, but it honors traditions with authenticity and respect.

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Stepping into TATA, we were greeted with a charming and casual ambience, the cozy and bright space inviting us to settle in for a culinary ride.

For Taster #1, the Wiener Schnitzel was a savory delight. Boasting well-seasoned, full-flavored meat, the quality was evident in each tender bite. The side dishes only further enhanced the experience, complementing the star of the plate.

Taster #2 was equally pleased with their choice of Monsieur Zak. Fresh vegetables contributed to the dish’s full flavor and were seasoned to perfection. It was a tasty and satisfying affair.

Unfortunately, TATA’s offerings fell short when it came to drinks. With a poor beer selection, limited wine by the glass options, and an ordinary drink offer overall, it left us wanting. The quality of the food was merely average.

Service-wise, we were met with a friendly waiter who promptly attended to our needs, providing decent quality dinnerware, glassware, and appropriate utensils for the cuisine. The bill arrived quickly upon request, though the lack of an English menu was a drawback.

In conclusion, TATA’s cozy atmosphere and delightful dishes for our Tasters were overshadowed by the lackluster drink selection and average food quality. While the service was commendable, the venue would benefit from an upgrade in its offerings to create a truly unforgettable dining experience.

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