Klec Blazna In Torino

A delightful discovery in the heart of Turin. Truly a fantastic atmosphere. Prague truly recreated in every detail. A charming and understated location, with a select clientele. Professionalism and expertise are evident in the manners and the smoothness of the service. The menu is extensive, from appetizers to sandwiches. There's no shortage of traditional first and second courses, carefully crafted. I tried their fantastic traditional platter. A selection of cured meats and unique cheese. A beautiful selection of sauces, carefully selected and paired with grace and expertise. Their buns are superb! I had the privilege of stumbling upon their Double Klec Burger. An unparalleled delight. And then the chips...fresh and fragrant. Not just homemade, but truly well-made! The beer selection is astonishing. I was particularly impressed by a simple yet delicious blonde beer. Sweet, bitter, and digestif ale are truly assorted and delicious. The atmosphere is even more evocative given the presence of music in the room with a dazzling and masterful selection of vinyl records. A truly pleasant discovery. Not to be missed if you're in the city. Klec, guaranteed to take away a slice of Turin's Praga you won't forget.

Tried it for dinner. The place is on the corner with a couple of outdoor seating areas. The interior is a bit gloomy and dark, but it's acceptable. We ordered: Classic Klec burger with fries (good, good sauces, cold fries) Guláš s knedliky (very good, spicy, not hot, but the Bohemian dumplings were missing, which were listed on the menu but they didn't bring them to me) Apple and walnut strudel (very good) Malastrana Original Pilsner beer (good, slightly bitter). Spent €41.50, which is about average for almost all places these days. I want to go back to try the pierogi and other dishes I haven't had since my time in Austria and Hungary. Highly recommended!

vinyl records and a good atmosphere

Klec is always a hit, both for the food and the music. The pork knuckle in beer is out of this world. I also tried the burgers, beer misu, and strudel—sublime. The only flaw: do something about the kitchen hood filters. You leave Klec and you smell like fried food. We'll definitely be back, and I'll update the review to 5 stars!

Excellent Prague restaurant in the center of Turin, excellent food and friendly staff

The beer is truly Czech, but the food is still a bit different. Unfortunately, it falls short. Overall, it's a cozy and pleasant establishment.

Pros: Music, with good dream pop taking center stage. The atmosphere is dimly lit. Cozy atmosphere. The beers are good. The quality/price ratio is excellent.

The food, hospitality, and atmosphere were all perfect. We'll be back soon.

I was at Tohorror, and for lunch, since I had a €12 voucher, I went to Klec, a restaurant and pub that had Malastrana, a beer I really like and can't find anywhere else. It was a great choice, especially since the prices were reasonable and, most importantly, they had a tasty pork knuckle that made me feel like a Viking. Plus, there were tons of vinyl records for sale, featuring great artists like The Cure and Bisca 99. If I'd been the slightest bit dumb, I'd have thought I was in the '90s.

I went for a post-aperitivo bite and it was a lovely surprise! I ordered a pastrami sandwich and loved it. I don't drink beer, but those with me really appreciated the selection of beers on the menu and the one they ordered. The final treat was a glass of Becherovka! The service was impeccable and the atmosphere was very relaxed and pleasant. There's even a corner inside the restaurant selling vinyl records.