Bruschetteria Pautasso In Torino

A typical Piedmontese trattoria. We ate wonderfully, from the gran bollito to the bagna cauda, ​​which they also offer in a soft version without garlic, and I must say it was delicious. Attentive and friendly service. Reasonable prices. Highly recommended.

This place is worth a visit. We were passing through Turin and were recommended it. It was a pleasant experience, both for the welcome, the ambiance, and above all, the delicious food. Congratulations!!!

Excellent food Delicious meat and an extraordinary boiled meat cooked to perfection The broth with the plin is good. I recommend going there.

The bagna cauda was top-notch. Very traditional. A good experience.

We were regulars at this restaurant, but we've noticed some changes lately, perhaps a change in management! I have nothing to complain about the quality of the food, but I've noticed that the portion sizes have been reduced and the prices have gone up! It's a shame... I don't think we'll be back.

Antica Bruschetteria Pautasso (Turin) Appetizers: Bruschetta with Brà sausage Escargot Fassona beef tartare First course: Gnocchi with pumpkin cream and Castelmagno fondue. Review: A truly positive experience, a place to find typical Piedmontese dishes. I must say I was very pleased. Excellent value for money and impeccable food quality. We ordered several dishes to try more. We were also very satisfied with the service. Definitely worth a try.

Good, not excellent...expensive

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A very nice place in a lively area of the city. The restaurant advertises 7:30 PM, but opens at 8 PM in the summer. Despite the misunderstanding between us, Google, and the restaurant, we were warmly welcomed. I had a Bagna Cauda, which I loved, accompanied by a mix of cooked and raw vegetables. My brother and mother had the Plin (the only flaw was that the portion wasn't generous and the plate was huge compared to the food inside) and the veal with tuna sauce as an appetizer, which was very good. For dessert, a typical local pudding. The only flaw I have to point out is the coffees, which cost €3 each (for a total of €9 for three coffees). We realized this the next day when we looked at the receipt. It seems a bit excessive. Overall, an excellent place where we had the opportunity to enjoy good, traditional food. If I were to pass by again, I would definitely go back (but I wouldn't have coffee at the end of the meal 😅). See you soon!

Elegance and professionalism, very comfortable environment and traditional Piedmontese food really well cooked. Good value for money.