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Reviews - Bontà da Re

Name: Bontà da Re
Address: Via Montebello, 24/A, Torino, 10124, Italy
Price range: €20 (Prices have been provided by the restaurant)
Rating: 9.2

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9.2
of 10

Excellent

1835 reviews

Ambience

8.6

Food

9.4

Service

9.5

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Tommaso C. • 3 reviews
October 2, 2024
9/10
Good food, friendly service. Homemade pasta and bread.
Nikolay L. • 2 reviews
May 22, 2024
9/10
Wide enough choice in the a la carte menu, very tasty food, very good quality of the service. Reasonable prices.
Michiel S. • 3 reviews
March 8, 2024
10/10
Small and informal atmosphere. Friendly service.
John R. • 45 reviews
November 4, 2022
9/10
+1
Bontà da Re isn’t the biggest or fanciest looking restaurant, but for an unassuming spot they offer an intriguing, but I’d been intrigued menu — lots of interesting of choices as well and handmade pasta. The antipasto of a tris of seafood that featured swordfish, salmon and shrimp bathed in a cocktail sauce got our meal off nicely. All the seafood was fresh and nicely prepped. My wife was eager to try the tagliatelle with a pesto of pistacchio and salmon tartare (that was one of the selections I’d noticed on the menu when I picked the spot). I was just going to go for a secondo but when I saw the handmade spaghetti alla carbonara I selected that. Both were quite nicely cooked al dente and plenty of egg leaving some to sop up with the warm bread they served. I still selected a secondo, but for the two of us to split. It was a grigliata of three meats: sausage, hamburger and pork shoulder (along with potatoes, All the meats were nicely grilled and you could sense the quality of everything used through ever dish we enjoyed. And just to satisfy one more curiosity I ordered a dessert al cucchiaio (to eat with a spoon) to share with my bride: mascarpone with chocolate bits and crumble of pan di stelle cookies. A sweet finish. The service was attentive and friendly, the prices were very reasonable and it was nice to have a chance to try out this little spot.
Yari G. • 25 reviews
July 25, 2021
8.5/10
Great little place, right by the university district. Outside seating with very kind waiter/owner. You can see he really cares for his clients. Had a great meal at a very very competitive price. "Casereccio" / Homemade feeling.