Negroni Artz — Restaurant in Mexico City

So... There are plenty of things to say about Negroni. The most recognizable thing is about their courtesies... They received us with a mini cocktail and at the end we received a digestive with a chocolate. Place itself is not that magic... Could be better. It just looked like an improved VIPs But when it goes to food... Uff! Magic starts! We order a pizza as entree and it was delicious! For main dishes we got the steak with foi grasse and risotto with black truffle. Cosmic trip with every bit. And finally, a chocolate bomb for dessert... Quite small but very tasty. They could have changed the asparagus ice cream for something better... Overall, a good experience. Highly...

Negroni has good service and a nice atmosphere, but the food can be hit or miss. We’ve really enjoyed the pastas, risottos, and salmon — those are definitely worth coming back for. And the desserts? Very, very good — definitely a highlight of the meal. That said, be prepared for upscale pricing, and not always with the expected quality. We were charged $28 USD for half an artichoke that wasn’t properly cooked — not acceptable. I’d recommend sticking to the pasta, risotto, pizza, and of course, dessert. Skip the appetizers...

Nice place with good food and good service, could do better... took a little too long to bring the main plate and didn’t offer any beverages. Also several things in the menu weren’t available at the time. The place is too crowded and too loud, also because the music is too loud people are louder because of that, makes it difficult to have a conversation. Still a nice place to eat decent italian food, a little bit salty for my taste and I do eat salty food. So have it in mind if you...