Strap in for a ride at Don Giovanni, where the atmosphere scores a solid 7/10, buzzing with energy but sometimes missing the thematic mark. The live music, while spirited, came with a bass so heavy it seemed to forget the restaurant’s actual theme, adding more confusion than charm. Food-wise, we’re talking a mixed bag. The lasagna (7/10) was decent enough, but the Pollo Chicken fluttered down at a meager 4/10, leaving much to be desired. If you’re coming here hyped for a culinary revelation, you might want to tone down those expectations. Service was the night’s shining armor, scoring an 8/10 with staff who were the epitome of friendliness and efficiency. But then, the plot thickens again with the Creme Brûlée – a classic case of “expectation vs. reality.” The menu promised a home-baked biscuit which, spoiler alert, was a no-show. The dessert itself? Let’s just say “basic” is being generous. However, not all was lost in the land of Don Giovanni. The mocktail was a delightful surprise – a beacon of hope in an otherwise sea of culinary mediocrity. In short, if you’re willing to pay a premium for an experience that’s akin to a culinary rollercoaster, with more dips than peaks, Don Giovanni might just be your thrill ride. But for those seeking a consistent and high-quality dining experience, this ride might be a bit too wild. 🎢🍴