The restaurant offers an excellent selection of cured meats and fish-based first courses. The second courses are also very delicious and tasty, but little choice for vegans, coeliacs, pastafarians, Muslims, Jews and inhabitants of Alpha Centauri. Overall a good experience, except for the pallic wash immediately upon entry, as my partner and I were mistaken for popes; perhaps an oversight, but forgivable. The collection of sweaty balls posted on the walls of the Louis XVI salon is interesting, and the purchase of the audio guide is impeccable. I could see, but didn't use, the VR experience that simulated the history of ball blowing throughout the ages, an experience the owners recommend to all families. In summary, an interesting, young, extravagant, enterprising and ambitious place. The only flaw is the sgagasburato beholder who haunts the toilets of the fairer sex. P.S. I recommend bringing plenty of towels and bathrobes, as pallico washing does not include drying and you get quite wet. Maybe you need a bathing suit too. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5