LA CLOCHE In Torino

A delightful discovery. Feeling pampered and pleasantly relaxed after enjoying wonderful dishes is a rarity these days. Well done!

A classy and slightly retro venue, with a grand piano in the center of the room and a pianist who played throughout the meal. The waiters were very professional and friendly. The food was excellent and well-prepared.

An elegant and refined restaurant. We had an asparagus lunch, and everything was exceptional. The menu features some unusual and unique dishes. The owners and staff are helpful and courteous. Soft background music from a live pianist. Definitely worth a try.

An absolutely unique place. A rare kindness, honesty, and professionalism. Very rare indeed. Exquisite food, a special and refined atmosphere, with a very pleasant piano background.

A very beautiful, classic, and romantic restaurant. I chose the asparagus menu, and my husband chose the Albanese and pork. Everything was very good. The atmosphere was very welcoming and warm. It was a wonderful evening.

A very beautiful, classic, and romantic restaurant. I chose the asparagus menu, and my husband chose the Albanese and pork. Everything was very good. The atmosphere was very welcoming and warm. It was a wonderful evening.

A welcoming and classy location, with meticulous attention to detail. The dishes are varied and delicious, and above all, the service is extremely friendly and responsive to every need.

Attention to detail in the environment, impeccable service, dishes beautiful to look at and taste

La Cloche, in Turin, is one of those places where you immediately realize you're not "lunching out": you've entered a small bubble of warm, discreet, almost domestic elegance, made of soft lighting, wood, thoughtful details, and that dramatic stove that seems there to remind you that genuine hospitality is in the air. And then there's the pianist. At lunch. Not as an intrusive background, but as a discreet and refined presence: he accompanies, not disturbs. The result is a rare atmosphere, where conversation lightens and everything takes on a slower, more "correct" pace. Regarding the food: evident quality and consistency. Here, the dishes aren't just show-stopping, they deliver what they promise. The stuffed pasta is what you want to find in Turin: generous, precise, wrapped in a clean sauce, with that sense of territory that isn't marketing but substance. The second course is Piedmontese cuisine that manages to be profound without becoming heavy: juicy meat, a perfectly crafted sauce, polenta, and side dishes (squash, potatoes) that speak the same language as the dish, without frills or shortcuts. And the finales are worthy: carefully crafted, balanced desserts, with that "big lunch" touch that brings the whole thing to a close. In short: La Cloche doesn't recite Turin's culinary culture, it represents it. Local ingredients, solid cuisine, and an atmosphere that—thanks also to the pianist—transforms lunch into a moment. A place to keep close to home.

You immediately realize the restaurant is run by a family and with passion. The welcome at the cloakroom and the table were very well-appointed and very large, even though it only seats two. The dining room is a bit chilly, despite the wine. The food was impeccable, almost like a Michelin-starred restaurant. I had a truly wonderful time and felt pampered; we'll definitely be back. The pianist was also exceptional, with varied background music. Truly well done!