Casa Martin Piemontese In Centro A Torino

Nineteenth-century palace. Excellent food and service Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Lunch for two, mediocre Piedmontese starters, decent broad bean flan and veal with tuna sauce; raw guinea fowl meat and Russian salad left as you arrive. The plins are definitely better. P.s.: when the menu states that all the pasta is homemade it should be so, even if the quality (of the pljn) purchased in the pasta factory was good Service: Dine in Price per person: €60–70

A recommendation from our “hostel father” and to put it bluntly, we didn’t regret following her. On the way there, if you can do it on foot, you walk through the beautiful old town of Turin. The alleys/streets are narrower here, but that doesn't detract from the splendor of the buildings. The Casa Martin restaurant also benefits from this. It was too cool for us, but we looked with a little envy at the tables that stood in an arcade. Sitting there, you would literally feel all the splendor and former wealth with a view of the inner courtyard of this palazzo. But the rooms inside are also very nice, also because they have a slightly rustic touch. This comes from the huge wooden ceiling, the support beams of which were demolished in such a way that the residents of the floors above can also live without fear. The walls, in a warm yellowish tone, the French windows facing the arcade and the antique floor add to this atmosphere. You will be offered the regional cuisine typical of this region. We liked that the menu was very clear, although the selection was not that easy because the dishes were all delicious. More on turtlesurf eu.

Great restaurant! The place is very nice and welcoming. The staff is kind and friendly. The food is excellent, quality and well presented.

Delicious dinner! The menu is short, local, focused on good quality ingredients. The waitress helped us and explained the menu. Delicious wine served with the dishesHighly recommend. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5