15/11/2025: I was here with friends. I'll start by saying that I'm familiar with restaurants that offer aged meats sold by weight, but I've never experienced a situation where the cut wasn't displayed before cooking.
Furthermore, the waiter offered us a 1.9 kg and a 1.1 kg cut (€95 per kg each) in a manner that was opaque, almost misleading: we weren't shown anything before cooking, nor was the actual weight shown.
The meat was good, but what was served to us didn't correspond at all to the total 3 kg declared. And this, given a bill of €504 for five people (one of whom only ordered a hamburger), wasn't appreciated at all.
When selling high-quality meats "by weight," it's essential to display the cut and actual weight before cooking.
Otherwise, the service and atmosphere were very nice... but unfortunately, the amount of meat served wasn't as declared.
14/11/2025: I'd been wanting to stop by Viro for a while to try and review it, so I took advantage of an outing with a friend to do so. I opted to order several dishes rather than a single cut of meat, to see if it was worth returning to go heavy on the meat, and the answer is YES, definitely worth returning. Let's start with the service: the staff is super friendly, ready to explain the dishes and offer genuine and spontaneous recommendations. Upon entry, they offer a welcome drink, which is a huge plus. The menu is varied, both in terms of choice and price (there are dishes for every price range). I went for the tartare trio, Rubia empanadas, Uruguayan entrenà, and baked marrow as a side. The pictures speak for themselves; all the dishes are beautiful—both visually, in terms of presentation with explanations, and in taste. I'll be back very soon to go even heavier on a nice cut of meat. Tip: The online menu doesn't completely match the menu at the table, so a review of this would be ideal. Likewise, perhaps offering a tasting menu with 4-5 dishes would be a great idea!