Du' Cesari In Torino

An oasis of Rome in those of Turin

My boyfriend and I went to dinner, we already knew what we were up against (in terms of prices), but we expected the portions to be a little more generous.. We enjoyed the appetizers, but the first and second courses completely disappointed us. I took an amatriciana, which overall was pleasant, but for 13 euros I expected a little more pasta, also too al dente for my tastes. My boyfriend had the porchetta ravioli with Amatriciana sauce (€17), nothing special, especially for the price. We then chose to have the fried lamb to share and it was decidedly terrible. The frying separated from the meat and was definitely too greasy, in fact it was indigestible to us. All in all the waiters are very friendly. In total we paid €88, definitely too much for what we ate and how we ate. We definitely won't be returning.

Nice to find Rome in Turin. Quality of raw materials and service are the main characteristics of this restaurant. Fair price compared to quality and quantity.

Return to Rome, enjoy their food.. I will go back.... just a little expensive if you go with your family.

All very good, but pre-cooked pasta (neither mola nor al dente) and small (carbonara) or ridiculous portions (pecorino meatballs, 2, pinpricks, €9). Like the viognier at €9, the bubbles at €8!!!! and the amarino for €5. It doesn't fit... we are practically outside Turin, too cheap a place. Very good bread

Roman cuisine not exactly of a high standard. The material is good, minus the yield in the dishes. Inedible cheese and pepper. Exceptional queue.

The staff was very kind and welcoming, allowing us to enjoy a nice moment in company. Unfortunately I had higher expectations regarding the dishes. I found everything excessively greasy, the cold cuts and cheese platter was good, while the dessert was excessively sugary.

Lunch with sister and friend, followed the advice of the owner, very nice, professional and prepared, excellent quality food and wine, I dreamed of artichokes and puntarelle all night!!!

Good restaurant where you can taste Roman products. Pinsa with porchetta, Botticella (a mix of carbonara and amatriciana), abbacchio, maritozzo and tiramisu with nutella.

Typical Roman trattoria. Good, specialty food, attentive service.