Bistrot Turin In Torino

Very good and very friendly server

Halfway between a typical place and a tourist one. You are served with attention and care but the cuisine... Ni... From tourists

Nice restaurant, well located. The menu has a limited selection, but the dishes are well prepared and everything is delicious. The drinks are reasonably priced, especially the cocktails. A good place to go.

Welcoming atmosphere, good food, located a few steps from the Mole Antonelliana and the Po River.

A delicious, typically Piedmontese moment Arriving around 7 p.m. at this charming bistro in the heart of Turin, we were immediately captivated by the atmosphere: on the left, a beautiful selection of wines and prosecco in full display; on the right, a display of local charcuterie and cheeses that sets the tone. The welcome is warm and simple. The waiter, perfectly bilingual (which deserves to be commended), offers us the menu in French and takes the time to guide us. I indulge in a regional specialty I wasn't familiar with: the Merenda Sinoira (a sort of carpaccio of beef with a parsley sauce). And what a wonderful surprise! An explosion of flavors, generous and authentic, halfway between a meal and a cocktail dinner, exactly what I was (without knowing it) hoping for. The atmosphere upstairs is friendly, almost familial, but could be a bit noisy. The entire meal (hearty, well-presented, and accompanied by a good drink) cost us €60 for two, an excellent value for a true gourmet immersion in Piedmont. A no-frills, yet flavorful, destination. I'll definitely be back.

Professional, friendly, fast (we had booked). Rich and well-priced Sunday lunch. The agnolotti were cooked a little late. Recommended!

Small tourist place, without too many demands. The waiter was very kind and brilliant.

Very nice place with very kind staff. Delicious dishes. See you again...

Lo staff gentilissimo, la cucina ottima ed un buon rapporto qualità/ prezzo. Vi consiglio il vitello tonnato e la tartare di frisona accompagnati da un buon calice di Pinot nero !

Passeggiando per Torino sulla centralissima via Po attira la mia attenzione un locale che subito mi sembra perfetto per la sosta pranzo. Entriamo ed è molto affollato (consiglio la prenotazione), attendiamo alcuni minuti per il tavolo. Il locale non è molto ampio e i tavoli sono abbastanza vicini. Do un’occhiata al menu: piatti tipici piemontesi. Primi di pasta fresca con vari condimenti, secondi di carne di vario tipo. Scelgo una tagliata di carne con Castelmagno e patate al forno: deliziosa, cotta a puntino, tenerissima. Per finire scelgo il tiramisù della casa: ottimo, sfizioso. Ottimo anche il nebbiolo che ho scelto dalla carta dei vini. Servizio molto cortese e attento nonostante l’ora di punta, prezzi medi. Pranzo davvero molto gradevole, consigliatissimo.