Chocolate & Pepper — Restaurant in Jelgava

Not the best place to eat. It is cosy inside, staff is very friendly but prices are inflated. Food is not worth the price, at all.

I got a soup, ravioli and lemonade. Lemonade and a soup was alright. However ravioli was pure abomination. It was served deep in a water it was boiled in, so after a few minutes after being served it got really soggy. It was so soggy that I could only eat 1 or 2 of it. Everything else in the plate turned into brownish mass of meat, pasta and used water. I would describe it as mashed-potatoes-like substance mixed with water 50/50 and with brief taste of ground chicken. And that's for the 7.80. waitress refused to agree that's a defect, so won't be going...

I'll start first with the good things: Service was great and the staff was super friendly 2.the hot apple and ginger drink and the baily choco was tasty

The bad and its was very bad as I am never so harsh in my reviews, I had the creame brulee which is a dish I eat in every place that offers it, it looked good but when I started to eat it it had a strong egg taste, the texture was hard and really felt like eating a heavy boiled egg, it was a first time I didn't finish a desert ever, what's worse is that later that evening I felt very bad which really ruined my weekend.

I suggest the owner / chef to check what happend yesterday and I hope not many people had this dish and it...

A pleasant place, friendly staff! The food, however, is a tragedy. For the price, it’s absolutely average—maybe even below average… The chicken burger: disgusting, breadcrumb-filled meat, just a bit of lettuce and tomato, no onion, unmelted tasteless cheese, rubbery bun—and no fries—for €12. The starter was called a salad but had barely any greens, just a few pieces of fruit. The reviews here are completely misleading—if you’re a foodie, you definitely won’t...