I migliori ristoranti di cucina pesce in Piemonte

01/05/2026: Forced to give one star because on Thursday 30th April I asked if I had to book for Friday evening of May 1st and they told me that there was no problem for two people. When I arrived at the restaurant I found it closed 🤬🤬🤬

23/04/2026: They offer a business lunch menu, but they don't promote it to push customers to eat à la carte at decidedly high prices. So if they don't tell you anything, ask them yourself.

06/05/2026: Very very very very bad food and service. Never never again, left the place.

02/05/2026: The food was good and plentiful. Service was quick with no long wait. Unfortunately, there were longer waits on the second evening. Tables weren't cleared.

24/05/2026: We're not there yet. Since the pleasant debut of this new product, there's been a drastic decline in quality, with increasingly poorer and less flavorful toppings. The staff was young and helpful, but they constantly made mistakes and were distracted. I sensed a great deal of superficiality.

11/04/2026: Yesterday I had poke from this place and the experience was terrible. While I was eating, I found a small stone on my plate, which was absolutely unacceptable. Not only was it disgusting, but it was also dangerous: it was so hard that I seriously risked breaking a tooth biting on it. A mistake like this demonstrates a serious lack of attention to food preparation. I hope you take serious action because situations like this should never happen.

09/06/2026: Pizza right in the center of Asti! Fun for people-watching and very good pizza.

07/06/2026: The staff is incredibly rude. The only one who stands out is a 15-year-old boy. My pizza arrived after 45 minutes, and the other people at my table after 30 minutes, after I had already finished eating. When he was told they were poorly organized, his response was "No, that's not true, there's only one pizza chef." Precisely because of their poor organization, the cashier didn't even offer an apology for the inconvenience. I'll never set foot in there again.

16/05/2026: Don't ask for bread or you'll pay €2! The beer was awful, €7. The waitress's friendliness was nonexistent. We ordered fries to go with our meal, and they arrived after we'd finished eating. We refused them, but to our surprise, we were still charged. Luckily, we checked the bill to get them removed.

04/05/2026: Highly recommended. Quite centrally located, quiet atmosphere, the food was traditional and very good, and it has the feel of a family-run business. Prices were perfect (1/4 liter of wine = €2.50; I paid a total of €33 for antipasto + pasta + second course + coffee + wine). They have a page of daily specials; it's best to just ask the waiter for recommendations. Hardly any tourists, attentive service. I'll definitely come back next time.

17/05/2026: Quiet place even on Sunday, very kind waiters and very good food

03/05/2026: After a day in Arona, enjoying the lake and walking, you arrive at dinner with more than legitimate expectations. That's why choosing La Sirena requires a certain clarity: that of someone who already knows how it will end. A word of advice for those considering it: accept it. The evening will end with a gentle but constant disappointment, the kind that makes no noise but still leaves its mark... or rather, doesn't leave one at all. And that's a shame, because the location has its charm and could easily offer an experience worthy of the setting. But then the menu arrives, and everything is scaled down: rather than a cuisine with a distinct identity, it seems like a proposal designed to remain discreet, a sort of gastronomic comfort zone that all too closely resembles a somewhat overstated children's menu. If you really want to save the evening, perhaps the most sensible choice is to focus on the pizza and not ask too many questions. For the rest, it's better to enjoy Arona... and dine elsewhere.