Locanda della Regina In Torino

Excellent food, well-kept and welcoming place, impeccable and kind service!

Normal prices, excellent service and I enjoyed the dinner.

We went to lunch at this restaurant for a special occasion, intrigued by the photos and reviews we'd seen. Our expectations were met: what we imagined was also reflected in the actual experience. The restaurant is elegant and intimate, with soft lighting and well-balanced background music creating a relaxed and very pleasant atmosphere, perfect for a lunch where you can take your time. We were the only ones there, probably because it was a Monday lunchtime and especially because of the heavy rain that made it hard to go out. The appetizers arrived together: a mini platter of pata negra, fried artichokes, and a mini Fassona burger with homemade sauces and onion compote. Everything was truly delicious, with the pata negra being a real hit and the fried artichokes being beautifully executed: light, crispy, and not at all greasy. For our first courses, we chose the maltagliati with white ragù and marinated Bra sausage and the tagliolini all'uovo with very finely chopped fresh artichokes. Both dishes were very successful, but the tagliolini clearly revealed the quality of the egg, lending a truly evident sense of freshness and authenticity. All this was accompanied by a bottle of very good red wine. The desserts, tiramisu and panna cotta, were good but slightly less convincing than the rest of the menu, which was of a higher standard. Overall, it was a very positive experience: refined cuisine, an elegant and welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service. There's a great sense of coherence throughout the offerings, from the atmosphere to the dishes. A place we'd happily return to.

Nice discovery in a very beautiful area of Turin, just beside the Gran Madre Church (the one everybody knows from the original Italian Job movie). I went on Sunday for a family lunch, and we had a lot of fun. We had several different typical dishes from Vitello Tonnato to salads, from Battuta di Fassona to Gnocchi Viola with cheese cream. The staff were super nice, the place wasn't big, and it was fully packed. Maybe slightly noisy towards the end of lunch because everybody was talking, but it is also what brings out the social aspect and a nice context.

A lovely restaurant just behind the Gran Madre church, with a very pleasant atmosphere and attentive service. We had a pleasant lunch, with quality food.

Discovered by chance, a lovely surprise. I recommend it even for a quick lunch. The place is quite small but well-organized and tastefully decorated, with a bathroom and an anteroom, and spotlessly clean even at 2 PM. A lunch menu is available for €25, including an appetizer, a first or second course, water, a glass of wine, and coffee, including bread and a cover charge. Quality food, served with courtesy and attentive service. Wide selection, adequate portions: vitello tonnato, well-made purple gnocchi topped with Castelmagno cheese and hazelnuts, bucatini alla grencia with crispy bacon, hazelnuts, and a pecorino cream—all delicious. Excellent bread and breadsticks (not the usual single-serving packs).

The service was courteous and helpful. The atmosphere was peaceful. The dishes we ate were well-cooked and tasty. We left eager to return to try some other dishes.

We ordered a tasting platter, the parmigiana, and the slow-cooked ham hock; everything was delicious. I highly recommend the ham hock. €37 per person, including water and a glass of wine.

I chose it because it was a recommendation from Resy. Thank goodness. An exceptional discovery. Intimate but with a lot to offer. The menu offers meat, fish, and vegetarian options. The appetizer selection is good. I was hungry and ordered a lot, but everything was very good. Fried polenta, fried spinach artichokes (excellent), Cuneo blue risotto (delicious), pork knuckle (cooked to perfection), and finally the Bunet (for the first time in my life, a new favorite).

Courtesy and hospitality, thank you!