Al Caminetto In Cameri

09/11/2025: After a morning of walking through the woods, my partner and I found this place by chance: it's a bit hidden but signposted, located at the end of a dead-end street inside a charming little courtyard. Since we were on foot, we didn't notice the parking lot, so I can't comment on its convenience. On a Saturday afternoon in autumn, at 2:10 PM—a full 10 minutes after closing time—my partner and I were greeted with extreme kindness. A sign outside indicates the restaurant is open only on weekends. The staff is attentive, professional, and knowledgeable. The cover charge includes a welcome aperitif, which is always appreciated. The menu is quite varied, including local products. We definitely enjoyed the house appetizer, featuring selections of cold cuts, fish, and meat. The ravioli del plin and pumpkin flan were flavorful. Good portions. The bill was a bit high, but it was adequate for the quality, quantity, and flavor of the products we tried. The only flaw: the restaurant inside is very pleasant, but the stone walls make the atmosphere very cool, and the bathrooms are located outside the room.

12/10/2025: This is a cozy osteria that serves authentic piemontese dishes. The food is delicious. The menu has English translations for non-Italian speakers. Parking can be hard to find, but you will have a lovely walk through a classic Italian village.