Ristorante Goffi In Torino

Quick aperitif. Good food. Excellent welcome and kindness. Wonderful location

Everything was fine, except for the pan pizza, which arrived last...and was burnt. Otherwise, the staff were friendly, the place was crowded, and it was very nice. I'd recommend it more for cocktails outside on the lawn with loungers than for dinner. It was a positive experience, and they even gave me a cushion to put my bag on, thanks! The QR code payment option is excellent, allowing each person to pay for their order, with card, cash, or whatever.

Quaint. Nestled in the greenery, overlooking the pedestrian and bike path along the river. Outside, there are loungers and small tables with self-service. Drinks are available inside and you can order whatever you want, while for food, you can only order nachos with guacamole. A nice idea, but they could add a few more small plates to give you a minimal selection. All the staff are very friendly and go out of their way to handle the large crowd. Mosquito repellent is mandatory.

Beautiful outdoor seating in the internal courtyard, young and friendly staff. Interesting aperitif menu options and very good pizzas.

Beautiful location, excellent pizzas, friendly staff, and prices in line with the quality of the food offered. I honestly don't understand the negative reviews. Well done! 👏🏼

It's hard to understand why this place has received so many awards that it deserves a place in the Michelin Guide. Let's start with the positives: the location is definitely scenic, the internal garden is very quaint and unique, and outside there are deckchairs and tables overlooking the river. The staff is helpful; they changed our table without much difficulty when we requested it. The food would be a positive if the value for money weren't so poor. First of all, the menu was extremely limited. There's very little choice, consisting almost exclusively of sandwiches that are called American-style club sandwiches, but are essentially very rich toasted sandwiches with a side dish. For example, I ordered a tuna club, which didn't have tuna but whose main ingredient was veal (not listed among the ingredients, because I'd like to point out to whoever wrote the menu that salsa tonnata doesn't mean "veal," and more importantly, that club tuna means the main ingredient is tuna). The side dish consisted of two tortilla fists with a mini tub of fairly well-made guacamole (and I think I can reliably judge the quality of the guacamole, having eaten it at the best places in Madrid). A nice, well-made dish. Is the €14 price tag justified? Absolutely not. For €20 a head, you can eat decent food in a decent restaurant (not including drinks, of course). My impression is that this is a social media hype place, that is, a place that essentially owes its fame to well-executed social media advertising. This fame would certainly be earned if it were an unpretentious restaurant offering normal prices for average sandwiches, but certainly not for a place with prices that are unjustified by either the quality or the quantity. EDIT AFTER THE OWNER'S RESPONSE: I'm glad we're essentially in agreement on several points and that he acknowledged that my review was more positive than not. Where we might still have to disagree: I actually glossed over the word "girello," which I didn't know what it meant; I should have asked. However, the choice of an uncommon word, plus the fact that the sandwich is called "clubby tuna," which, for all the reasons in the world, makes one think of a fish sandwich, contributes to the confusion, and I think at least a clarifying note should be added. The other point on which we'll probably disagree is the price, but that's difficult to come to an agreement on. I'm well aware of the price increases for raw materials and bills, etc., so I understand that they can't maintain the same prices as five years ago, but I remain convinced that €14 for a (very rich) toasted sandwich and a modest but well-made side dish is still too much. On this, I fear we'll have to, as the Americans say, "agree to disagree." One point that's still unclear to me, however, is the selection of dishes on the menu. The owner's response seems to suggest that the reason only club sandwiches were available was because it was the brunch menu. But does this mean that at other times of the day (e.g., in the evening) the selection of dishes changes and expands? I've actually seen photos on social media of dishes I couldn't find on the menu. If that were the case, I'd have no problem returning, eating something else, and adjusting my review and rating if necessary. I'm glad I had a friendly exchange with the owner, even if we don't see eye to eye on some points.

Very nice place in the summer, because it has a large outdoor space, also well attended. Good quality food. From raw meat to pizzas.

We finally tried this place, Casa Goffi, that our son had told us about. We had a great time, both for the food and for the very nice and unexpected environment: large spaces in the greenery and overlooking the Po. Very pleasant, very kind staff and...Alberto is always a great guy!!

Very nice place along the Po, suitable for both romantic dinners and dinners with friends, tables in the very well-kept internal courtyard, beautiful and excellent dishes are to be considered as tapas (they are not so abundant) very long list of cocktails of all kinds, congratulations!

Nice location, recommended place to drink good (but not excellent) cocktails, but definitely not for food. Little choice and not excellent quality for the latter.