I migliori ristoranti di cucina mediterraneanella città Bra della Cuneo

11/01/2026: We stumbled upon this place by chance, and luckily there was room. Beautiful location, very helpful staff. The food is the real highlight. Here you'll find true quality ingredients. True, the prices are higher than other osterias, but you pay for quality, and I personally was very satisfied with my lunch. The plin pasta with roast sugo are fantastic.

31/12/2025: Food is very tasty and good quality, portion can be small (pastas).

30/01/2026: Delicious. One of best eating experiences in Bra.

19/01/2026: Surprise! I wanted a quiet dinner, so we chose this osteria, and it was an excellent choice. The Castelmagno gnocchi were delicious, the pumpkin, chestnut, and rosemary risotto sublime and delicate, and the pork bites in beer were tender and delicious. Finally, the desserts were also excellent! The atmosphere was rustic, softly lit, candles, and welcoming...highly recommended!

09/01/2026: Delicious food, and excellent service for women, with "SOS WOMAN" being much appreciated! Congratulations 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

12/12/2025: Pre-Christmas aperitif. Excellent red beer Good appetizers, but nothing exceptional Disappointing cocktail Service wasn't the fastest... I can't comment on the price because it was offered.

06/02/2026: Non-existent value for money, staff trained to make money, they serve you well and give even better advice... Food: served on large plates, good presentation, but disappointing on the palate 2 appetizers 1 first course (ravioli al plin) 2 second courses (boiled meat and a steak) 1 dessert (unwelcome, inedible) 3 glasses of wine (Nebbiolo) 2 coffees Total €200

05/01/2026: Quality ingredients, well-prepared food, and well-presented, with generally spot-on pairings. In my opinion, the only dish that fails is the gluttonous dessert, which I found unbalanced. The place is very beautiful and charming, right next to the Gastronomic University. What I really didn't like was the waiters' attitude, which in my opinion was truly unfair. Let me explain: the menu lists two types of water: microfiltered water for €2.50, or Acqua Panna or San Pellegrino (75 ml) for €4.50 (!!!). The price of water is already exorbitant, but the worst thing is that as soon as you sit at the table, you're asked if you want water without being shown the menu first, so you don't know what to choose. Of course, you're always served the €4.50 one, as was the case at every table. We ordered two appetizers, my husband then ordered a second course, and I asked for salmon, thinking it was a main course. The waiter tells me it's an appetizer. I say it doesn't matter, it's fine anyway, and he says he'll make it bigger (I don't understand why). On the menu, I find it listed for €20. They have this subtle, scammy approach to trying to get as much money out of you as possible, which really bothers me. It's a good thing we didn't order the dry-aged meat; I already know it would have been even more expensive! In any case, for a double appetizer, a pasta dish with meat sauce for the daughter, a main course, and an appetizer turned into a main course, a water, three glasses of wine, and three desserts, we spent a whopping €175! In my opinion, that's way too much; we won't be returning.