Tabula Rasa

Not bad. The sandwiches were good, and the waiters were very friendly and kind. The variety of beers offered is not huge, but still acceptable. I really liked the idea of board games available to customers, even if we personally didn't play. I recommend booking because the place is not very big and, especially on weekends, the turnout seems to be quite high.

I recently went to this place with a large group of friends (17), and our experience was surprisingly pleasant. The place is very welcoming, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately put us at ease. We tried different dishes from the menu, including sandwiches and appetizers (the chicken wings were top). It was clear that they are dedicated to the quality of the ingredients and the preparation of the dishes. However, we would have liked a greater variety of board games. There weren't many available, but that's a minor aspect of the overall experience. The service was the strong point of the evening. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and even though we were a large group, they treated us with courtesy and professionalism. Our waiter was attentive to our needs and recommended some excellent craft beers to pair with our dishes. Overall, Tabula Rasa is a place I highly recommend. The welcoming environment, quality cuisine and impeccable service make it an ideal place to spend time with friends or family. Despite the small shortcomings, our experience was truly enjoyable, and we will certainly return soon.

The room is not very large, but well furnished. Designed for spending an evening or day with friends, drinking, eating and above all spending time with board games, as it is well stocked. The sandwiches are good but the quality of the burgers could be improved, or otherwise cooked better, in conclusion the sandwiches have a poor quality/price ratio, as they are too expensive for the not high quality of the meat. An experience worth repeating but only with a drink without dinner. The price of beer was also a bit excessive.

Unfortunately I can't respond to my review on Tripadvisor, but I would like to clarify some points here: 1) the first person to have been unpleasant was the waitress, because when she was politely asked to remove a slice of cheddar she immediately responded almost by shouting angrily "guys it's you can't do these things on Saturday”, and continued by saying that even if there were intolerances there were other sandwiches. Among other things, most contain cheese. Still a rude response. Especially because I myself asked to remove the ketchup from my sandwich (not due to allergies, but because I actually don't like it) and I had no problems with this, so did my friend have the problem? Maybe. Both I, the person in question, and other people at the table have repeatedly reiterated the intolerance. 2) since you are so keen to underline that the chicken was cooked in milk, I would like to underline that perhaps you should add the list of allergens to the menu, because certainly a person cannot dream of them and perhaps comes home and is ill, I think it is fundamental . Nowadays, especially common allergens such as milk are reported everywhere. 3) my friend didn't touch anything except chicken wings (even those cooked in milk? Who knows) and not the TEEZER CHEESE, which among other things we had to order because you ran out of onion rings on a Saturday evening. I don't think you spent the evening looking at what we ate individually given the number of orders, so a useless justification. Among other things, since you insinuate that my friend didn't like cheddar and that he wasn't really intolerant (on what basis we don't know, shocking) what sense would there have been in eating it on another plate, if you don't like it you don't like it. In any case, leaving already so pissed off at a request, I would like to underline, polite and not rude, classic from those who ask for "the favor" of removing an ingredient does not start anything well, thank you that then a person gets offended and doesn't eat anymore Nothing.

A rather small place, but it manages to contain many tables and seats. The decor and style of the restaurant is in the spirit of Fantasy, following the theme of video games, TV series and famous films also regarding the names of the dishes on the menu. The menu is very particular, offering both classic dishes and dishes with a Mexican flavour. The ingredients for the dishes are highly sought after and the quality is very good. The staff were very friendly and were able to explain and recommend the various dishes on the menu, as well as being able to recommend games we could play after having eaten dinner. They have a wide selection of board games that can be taken and played while staying in the venue. The atmosphere is very familiar and peaceful, ideal for spending a good evening playing games with friends and good food. The perfect place for "nerds" and more.