Ristorante Il Bagatto In Grazzano badoglio

Everything was beautiful, friendly staff and amazing food.

Typical Piedmontese cuisine, well-prepared.

Super restaurant, everything you eat and drink is delicious, clean and excellent service.

I went to the Bagatto restaurant on my annual visit to the village of Grazzano to buy agnolotti. I ordered boiled meat and veal with tuna sauce, while my father ordered tartare and a plate of agnolotti. All washed down with a house wine and a hazelnut cake. What can I say? I didn't even have time to order, and within 5 minutes, the dishes arrived. The appetizers were very good, really, a lot. After those, the main courses arrived, which were also very good, including a large selection of boiled meats with various cuts. Nothing to complain about, I'll definitely be back. They also offer dishes with truffles.

The appetizers were excellent, but the first course (tagliolini with truffle) didn't quite live up to expectations. Still, it was adequate.

It's a restaurant I've known for many years, and over time, it has consistently maintained the highest culinary quality, combined with a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. The impeccable service is always managed by the same family, and always with the utmost attention to the customer. The only flaw, and a major one, is that you can't leave the restaurant empty-handed.

Everything was excellent! Don’t miss the funghi and truffle season! We went on a weekday dinner and the food + service was out of this world. We had the fried funghi as a starter and pasta with truffle. The bunet and nocciola cake were also amazing. Don’t forget to try their amazing amaro as well!

Nice place to eat delicious food! I recommend it! The staff is very friendly.

Il Bagatto Restaurant, located in the main square of Grazzano Badoglio in the province of Asti, presents itself as a unique place from the moment you enter, with meticulous attention to detail in its furnishings. In my personal opinion, the rooms are very beautiful and interesting. The table service is very attentive and discreetly formal, with a very polite and knowledgeable waitress. The menu draws on the traditions of the Asti region. We opted for a mixed house appetizer, which included the inevitable Russian salad (failure to score), a cheese mousse with caramelized pear (really good, excellent), and a raw beef tartare with a light sprinkling of black truffle. The meat was excellent, though bland; the truffle was awful, so it could have been left out. Salt and pepper were also missing to season the meat, and finally, two slices of veal with tuna sauce (failure to score). Overall, an appetizer with its ups and downs, which I personally find a bit too substantial for the 25 euros à la carte asking price. I skip the first course and move on to the second course: boneless rabbit with a side of baked potatoes and carrots. This dish was decidedly good, the rabbit was well-deserved and exquisitely prepared. Special kudos to the chef, but it was underrated at €18. Personally, I would have swapped the prices for the two courses. The restaurant is very beautiful and well-maintained, including in terms of cleanliness. The staff is friendly. I would definitely recommend it and will definitely return to try other dishes.

Excellent restaurant. Very large. Also suitable for receptions and parties. Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent open kitchen!! Excellent raw materials.