We love this place and come back every time we are in Verduno! Not quite classical Piemontese -…read morethe chef had spent some time in France so definitely a French influence there. When you sit down to eat, you are there for the long haul. We've been here 4 times and I think the shortest time spent was 3 1/2 hours. They do not rush this experience at all. There is plenty of food (I don't think I've actually made it to the secondi at any time) and of course the best time of year to go is during truffle season. The staff here is very attentive - especially the sommelier. Wonderful food and amazing wine list. Don't overlook this place when you are in the Langhe and don't forget to make a reservation!

Nice and relaxed experience. The chef and staff are nice and constantly interact with customers…read more Dining is a multi step experience, relax. Every course was great.

Located slightly down the hill from La Morra proper. We came here on a recommendation of the wife…read moreof a wine maker we had visited earlier that day. As with most places in the Langhe, we found the wine list to be extensive and amazing. The food and the service are top notch. The carne cruda came with fresh porcini mushrooms, the pastas were all fresh made and the stinco? What can I say, this was the first time we've had it and we loved it! We liked the restaurant so much we came back another day for lunch and sat outside which was beautiful. Definitely recommend eating here

Amazing lunch here. We started with green ravioli filled with the local cheese and covered with…read morespecks of black truffles. My wife had a very generous portion of pork belly that was tender and delicious with sweet-and-sour sauce. Our second course was an amazing braised veal that was so tender that it fell apart and was wonderfully delicious and a mushroom lasagna that was completely made from scratch and was probably the best lasagna I have ever tasted even though I just had a bite. We had a Massolino 2011 Margheria barolo that just knocked our socks off and also helped with our high approval of this place. While it is not necessary to speak Italian to enjoy the osteria, it is helpful if you can at least say and understand a few words. The waiter first brought us a menu entirely in Italian which was replaced with an English menu after we spent about 30 minutes puzzling out the Italian.

This was amazing. I'm always skeptical of hotel restaurants, even ones with a Michelin star, but…read morethis one fully lived up to it. We got risotto with sea bream and lemon, cappellaccio filled with essentially a panzanella salad, spaghettone with a bread/butter/anchovy sauce, an eggplant dish cooked in several different ways, and local steak cooked in a Tuscan style. Every bite was excellent, including their amazing amuses to start, and bread which was basically perfect crusty Tuscan bread but with actual flavor too (unlike the real thing in Tuscany). Our favorite dish of the night was probably the spaghettone, which really says something for Emmy wife who rarely likes anchovies, but this is about as perfect a pasta dish as you can get. The steak and the risotto were also particular standouts, as was the seriously-excellent fusilli with tomato sauce that they made for our three year old daughter. We also stayed at the hotel here which was absolutely perfect in just about every way.

Athmosphere: 5* Service: 4*…read moreFood: 4* We were here last year and it was extremely nice. We stay at the Relais which I fully can recommend. They only have like 10 rooms but they are big and well designed. The food was very good, it was overall a very nice feeling. I really recommend this.

O.M.G you HAVE to try this pizza there's plenty options for you to choose from, spicy, non spicy,…read morepesto, they are all EXCELLENT! We ordered FraDiavolo, Torna Pesto, and Cotto, and they were all great! We also ordered Apperol Spritz and the dessert of the day which was a Panna Cotta Cheesecake

Busy night in La Morra, wandered into this magical courtyard and were greeted by a very friendly…read moreserver. He recommended risotto cooked in red wine with truffles and a lovely bottle of Barolo and the meal and wine were memorable. We also appreciated having a quiet dinner al fresco.

Bovio is located in the beautiful land of La Morra where you can find Barolo which is some of the…read moremost delicious wine in the world. At Bovio, you can get a 6 generous course set at the price of 55 euros (drinks excluded) during lunch! Each dish was insanely delicious and very classic to the La Morra region and we were genuinely floored by the food, beautiful view, and amazing wine. My favorite dish had to be the veal tartare which was topped with black truffle. Its taste and consistency reminded me very much of my favorite beloved prosciutto. Our menu 5/16/23 is below: 0Entree (All 3 is served) Veal tomato with old style tuna sauce Veal tartare with parmigiano cheese and black truffle Tart of asparagus and cheese fondue 1Primi (choose one) Typical ravioli "del plin" stuffed with meat, vegetable, and beef sauce or Risotto carnaroli with asparagus 2Secondi (choose one) The typical braised veal jowl in Barolo wine sauce or Roast baby goat from Alta Langa and vegetables 3Dessert (choose one) Selection of cheeses from Piemonte and cugnà or Tasting of three typical desserts Instagram: @jessgoeat

First of all, the view is perfect. In the summer, they open the windows in the main restaurant and…read morethere is also a patio. Second, family owned. The wife is very sweet, I guess the husband does the cooking? If we hadn't been at a Michelin stared the eve before, I maybe would have given it 5 stars. I hear of you come during truffle season, you get quite a treat. I thought the food was just okay- the veal carpaccio was lacking flavor and so was the tagatelle with bra sausage sauce. We liked the veal with balsamic entre and the baked onion stuffed with cheese and sausage.

On point, traditional Piemontese fare, exactly what we wanted , just a few steps away from Piazza…read moreFerrero and the statue of Alba.

The first day we tried to come for lunch, they were fully booked. However, our hotel was able to…read morehelp us reserve a table for 2 for lunch the following day. When you walk in, you notice that there's a grano padano cheese cart - I saw other people asking for some, so I did, too, and they gave me a nice chunk to nibble on. They spoke essentially no English, but we got by ok. It made me feel like it was more authentic (no English menu either). House wine was cheap - €6 for a 1/2 L; water was €3 for 750 ml. We decided to focus on pastas (€10 each): they all came in skillets, and this helped keep them warm. Portions were generous. - Gnocchi with castamagno and walnuts: I had never had castamagno until coming to Alba. It made for a nice creamy cheesy sauce. It would have been good with some black pepper - Tajerin with black truffles: probably my favorite. It's amazing to me that the pastas are so well sauced that each noodle is coated, but there's not a pool of sauce on the bottom - Fettuccini with boar and porcini: good flavor, but I still preferred the tajerin In the end, we finished with espressos, and they came by chopping off some pieces of chocolate and hazelnut for us to try. There were only around 10 tables, so definitely make a reservation. Bonus: clean bathrooms. Credit cards accepted. For two of us for lunch, it ended up being €46. I would definitely come back for some very reasonably priced comfort food pasta.

Local fare. It was truly a unique culinary experience. The food is beautifully presented. The…read moreTagliata was delicious along with the Cannolo di Baccala, zucchue e limon. Cheesecake di Piselu was refreshing on a hot, humid evening and the Risotto con Fungi was creamy and flavorful. I would recommend this place to my friends.

One of the reasons we keep coming back to the region is the food, wine and places like this. Menu…read moreon a chalkboard. Staples of the Piedmontese- Carne cruda, Vitelli tonnato, tajarin, plin. And this time of year, tartufo bianco- White truffles. Everything here is just fabulous. We were super lucky to get in without a reservation. If you are in La Morra, this place is a must!

Not sure how anyone doesnt give this place 5 stars based on the quality of the pizza. Among the…read morebest I've ever had and I've been to a lot of hyped up places. I guess some people have had issues with service but we found the service to be warm and prompt. Amazing pizza, we went twice and our favorites were the burrata and truffle with sausage.

The worst service I have ever experienced…read more Unfriendly staff and rude owner. High prices for poor quality. Terrible place!

Wonderful drive up to this charming village cafe. So far our best espresso experience yet!read more

Great local sourced fare. Beautiful presentation and a good selection of local wines by the glass…read more Friendly staff, very helpful despite our language differences.