After numerous positive reviews and a brief visit, we decided to reserve a table for two one evening at "Tight." Reservation proved essential, as securing a table without one will be challenging. However, in this modern age, online reservations make it convenient. Upon arrival, we were brought to our table. Disappointment accompanied us. Reserved for dinner, we were seated at a table more suited for a coffee gathering than a proper dinner setting. The bill dispenser stood directly behind my ear, causing discomfort. We inquired about an alternative table, which we were granted. Though more spacious, it was situated right by the restroom entrance. Despite a small partition to the back. But some aspects are best avoided during a meal. The restaurant could spare these two tables, even with the name "Tight". Not everything must be taken literally.

Now, onto the food. The truffle, mushroom, and cherry tomato appetizer were satisfactory but lacked creativity. The overpowering taste of truffle, coupled with excessive oiliness, left something to be desired. Finding the right balance with truffles is indeed a challenge. The 250g steak with sides didn't impress. Lacking flavor in nearly everything. The potatoes were decent, meat quality good, but overall just okay. Salt and pepper did their best to salvage the dish.

As for drinks, we wanted a Martini, which wasn't available. As a starter before we start eating. A liquid appetizer. Instead, the cocktail menu was presented—commendable, but having a Martini in stock wouldn't hurt.

Regarding cleanliness, after wine, water, and a cocktail, a restroom visit became necessary. While unisex restrooms are common in this area, cleanliness is paramount. It was acceptable, but scattered paper on the floor and a nearly overflowing sink left room for improvement.

One highly positive note is the exceptionally friendly and helpful staff, who truly salvaged our experience.