Questione di Gusto Bottega & Bistro In Iseo

A place to enjoy quality food in a welcoming atmosphere. Alessandro will give you exceptional advice. Trust him.

We were surprised to find this place had a full menu. The sandwiches were huge. Delicious ingredients, but the bread fills you up fast. They had a huge wine selection, bottles ranging all the way up to $1250.

Excellent food, but a complete disappointment with the hospitality. They're looking for staff, and perhaps they have good reason to be. Look for staff who fit the profile of your request posted on the noticeboard. What can I say: disappointing. I want to politely respond to the owner, whom I would have contacted in person. First of all, we didn't mock or criticize anyone; in fact, I was drawn to the matter precisely because I noticed a strong discomfort in the relationship with customers. I'd like to take this opportunity to point out that I'm Ligurian. Having said that, I still think a good morning and a smile would certainly help.

I tasted a French wine recommended by the very knowledgeable and kind owner, and to say it was delicious is an understatement! We also had some appetizers, including a sandwich with cooked bacon, caramelized onions, and melted cheese... I'm picky, but I have to say it's the best sandwich I've had in the last 10 years! The price, of course, is in line with the quality! You can't have your cake and eat it! Highly recommended.

A wine bar with an impressive wine list, ranging in style and price, right up to the most expensive Burgundies. The accompanying dishes, mostly small tastings, are excellent. The lady who served us was very kind. She made a small mistake. The dish was quickly corrected, but the bill wasn't adjusted. We didn't make a big deal about it; it was a small price, and we enjoyed it. One small point: for a wine bar, I think they should offer more wines by the glass than just six (3 white, 3 red).

This was our first time dining here, and the experience was truly positive. We would recommend it to anyone looking for a warm welcome and quality, both in food and wine, in a refined setting with an ideal atmosphere for a dinner with friends or as a couple. We'll definitely be back!

A place that stands out for its passion and attention to detail. The owner is truly kind and helpful, always ready to share the origins of the products and explain the exquisiteness of his offerings. It's clear that behind it all is a careful selection and a genuine love for good food. The quality of the cured meats is extraordinary: nothing like supermarket products; here, every slice tells a story of tradition and local tradition. And the bread is spectacular, fragrant and authentic, so much so that it becomes as much the protagonist as the cured meats themselves. I agree with the reviewer that this isn't a place for those looking for an aperitif or a quick, affordable lunch: here, the experience is different. It's a place that offers high-quality food and wine, at a price that's certainly high, but justified by the setting, the selection, and the attention to detail evident in every detail. A place I recommend to anyone looking to indulge in true gastronomic excellence in Iseo.

In the charming and elegant town of Iseo, you'll find the wine shop, Questione di gusto. A very welcoming atmosphere, where you can taste typical local products. We ordered the "cicchetti" in various flavors, from creamed cod to cured meats and anchovies. They were delicious, and we accompanied them with a good, chilled wine. The staff was very kind and thorough in explaining the dishes.

We went here for a glass of wine and a tapas platter. The food was delicious, and so was the wine. You do pay a lot for a glass of wine, though—a rosé, for example, costs €10. So, be aware that you won't be cheap, but you'll have a good experience! The staff is very friendly! The atmosphere is great.

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