I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Coazze della Torino

07/12/2025: Terrible experience. Business dinner. 35 people. ALL MONEY TAKEN UNDER THE TABLE. POS out of service due to technical problems, but coincidentally with a nice printed note hanging in the window. Heating: no service, internal and external temperatures practically the same. Two weeks in advance, specific intolerances and needs were reported. They said not to worry, that they were used to dealing with them. When we got there, there was no menu for lactose intolerant or vegans. They offered lasagna (containing lactose, paccheri with sausage, containing meat, Russian salad containing eggs, and so on) but still said everything would be fine, that the kitchen would do something for us poor unfortunates too. Bruschetta with tomatoes and arugula, paccheri with the same sauce, a plate of frozen vegetables without sauce, and I was even offered polenta, which I was hoping would have a little sauce on top... but instead, it was brought without anything at all, so I sent it back. According to the owner, all this wonderful food should have cost 30 euros. I'm going to say that it seems excessive, and that I would have paid, yes, but ten euros less. Arrogantly, I was told that I didn't understand the effort and the effort (0 effort) and that dinner would be free. My lactose-intolerant colleague fared differently. When he tried to ask for clarification, he received unpleasant remarks about our work (a topic not relevant to the discussion) and was forced to pay 38 euros. The kind restaurateur also added that he never wants to see me again in his restaurant, and obviously that's how it will be. I wouldn't want even a crumb from a place like that again. The feeling is mutual. It will also create bad publicity.

13/04/2026: SHAMEFUL, I repeat SHAMEFUL. We booked well in advance, about a month, for Easter lunch for 6 people (2 with celiac disease). They had guaranteed us a menu suitable for the various intolerances already communicated at the time of booking. We arrived at the location and they made us pay before eating. Since when in the world do you pay before eating?! But oh well, that's the least of it. They seated us and began serving us the menu, which was not consistent with the one on the website and in no way respectful of those with intolerances. We paid for half the menu, and two girls barely got appetizers. Finally, the place card was a piece of paper with a guy's resume, with all his personal and sensitive information. Reportable. Dirty place, and during the middle of the service, a waiter was outside smoking a joint. I wonder how it's possible that there's so little attention from a place like this. The local health authority and finance department should be involved.

13/04/2026: I went for lunch over Easter, and unfortunately, it was a terrible experience from every perspective. The advance payment requirement was a bad start, which I found unprofessional considering the service we received. The dining room was poorly organized: tables packed tightly together, with very little space to walk around and zero privacy. But the main problem was the treatment of celiacs. We had reported the presence of two celiacs a month in advance, yet despite this, the lunch was handled embarrassingly. Instead of a "puff pastry casket with asparagus cream," we received an unspeakable dish: half a biscuit topped with a pea cream, completely inedible. Among the first courses, there was also a risotto, and we were told that was the only one we had—served in larger quantities, as if that were enough to compensate for the lack of alternatives. After numerous complaints, they brought us a plate of tasteless boiled zucchini and clearly frozen shrimp. After over half an hour, a gluten-free pasta magically appears... completely unseasoned. Without any seasoning whatsoever, not even a simple sauce. Truly inexplicable and unacceptable. The worst thing was the total lack of customer service: despite repeated complaints, no one bothered to come to the table to apologize or try to make amends. One last absurd detail: we were told we couldn't order drinks because they were "reserved for children," when in fact they were clearly included on the menu. A decidedly negative experience, especially for those with specific dietary needs. Terrible organization and a total lack of respect for the customer.