Cheers Birreria Gourmet In Torino

Passing through Bergamo, I stumbled upon this pub, and I must say the staff was very friendly. I had a burger and a beer, while my wife had the carpaccio and a beer. Everything was delicious, and the atmosphere was relaxed. Thanks, and see you next time.

I've been several times, but lately I've noticed a decline in the quality of the food and the prices are still moderately high. I don't know if it was due to the large number of customers, which meant the kitchen was under pressure, but I have to say that I'm not very satisfied at the moment. It's still a pleasant place to eat and drink. Worth a try and evaluate.

I was with my kids; we had a pizza, a burger, and a pasta dish. The pizza was average, the carbonara was good, and the burger was excellent. Impeccable service, the staff were all very kind, and the place was very nice. Recommended.

A beer garden with low tables, sofas, and high tables. Unfortunately, they don't reserve for less than 10 people. The place is spread over two floors, but it's already crowded at 7:30 PM. The fries are superb, although they get cold while chatting. The Killer Burger is huge, very good, perhaps too much of the Calabrian spianata... but it tastes amazing; they even cook the meat rare, well done! The platter is good. The chatter is a bit chewy. There's air conditioning and a few high tables outside on the sidewalk. Wide selection of beers, but there's no shortage of wine. A must try.

If you're looking for a fun evening, this is the place: flowing beer, a convivial atmosphere, and staff who are not only attentive and cheerful, but also boast beautiful waitresses who will distract you more than the menu itself 😏. The food is worth it, even if speed isn't their strong point: let's just say the wait time is perfect for testing your liver endurance when faced with the vast selection of beers. Fair prices, no unpleasant surprises when it comes to the bill. The only real nightmare? Parking: you're better off walking, scootering, or teleporting. Regarding the dishes: the orecchiette, simply divine, enough to make you want seconds. The porcini mushrooms, on the other hand, are best forgotten: flavorless, dull, a sad extra in an otherwise enjoyable film. In short: the perfect place for those who love beer, good food (when it comes), company, and even a touch of beauty that never hurts. Just don't order the porcini mushrooms and don't expect to find parking.

I placed an order on Glovo and they forgot the gluten-free bread. I called and they delivered it to my home. Truly remarkable service and excellent food! I'll be back next time! Thanks again to the staff!

Nice but it costs a bit too much

I had the pleasure of visiting the Cheers pub, and I have to say it was a real pleasure! The location is truly beautiful and spacious, with a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. The service was quick and attentive, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The beer selection is excellent, with a variety of options sure to please everyone. And I can't help but mention the burgers, truly excellent! The panzerotti and jacket potatoes were also a hit. Overall, I can say that Cheers is a great place to go for a drink and a bite to eat with friends. I recommend it.

Impeccable service given the conditions they work in. Perhaps a few more in the kitchen and serving staff would be nice. The staff are always at their best. Constantly busy. The food isn't bad, but average. The beers are varied and unique, depending on your taste and palate. The atmosphere is so loud it's impossible to talk. Each customer tries to speak louder than the other to be heard, resulting in such a cacophony that you can't wait to leave before you get a headache. This is another reason why I don't envy the service staff at all. The prices are affordable, quite reasonable. Overall, the place isn't bad. Parking is a little tricky, but with a little patience, you can manage.

It didn't excite me, it doesn't fit into my typology of a beer house.