Don Giovanni Reviews

We popped in after a spa day, 18th birthday present from my daughter's Auntie. We all had a lovely meal. Unfortunately they didn't have rose prosecco, which is what we all ordered and my sister's and nieces meal had too many pink pepper corns, but apart from that it was enjoyable.

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. 🎢🍴