David Golia Magnus

Simply exceptional. Location gets top marks. The €15 Pellegrino menu with exceptional review. The €20 menu is even too generous. The quality and preparation of the dishes are worthy of a luxury restaurant. The menus include a quarter of wine and half a liter of water. The staff's professionalism is worthy of a Michelin-starred restaurant.

+6

Letizia Piatti

Restaurant located directly beneath the Sanctuary of Graglia; elegant and well-appointed interior. Friendly staff and fairly quick service. À la carte menu with several choices or a fixed menu (€16-€20, pilgrim's menu). Appetizers, first courses, and second courses are all delicious, homemade, and plentiful, with the option of seconds. Prices are more than fair for the quality of the dishes served and the location. Perfect restaurant for a relaxing break near the Sanctuary of Graglia, enjoying excellent Piedmontese cuisine.

Red Lace

We had the pleasure of trying the Santuario Restaurant on Boxing Day. It's certainly not easy to get there, but it's worth it. Unfortunately, the exterior aesthetics are underappreciated, and finding it isn't easy if you don't know where it is. Inside, the music is completely different, and you have the pleasure of enjoying a meal that's almost always typical of the Biella area (excellent) in a former ecclesiastical restaurant. The food is more than excellent. A small note: from the photos it doesn't seem like much, but in reality, the waiters stopped by several times for second helpings! The Boxing Day menu included: - Elvo Valley lard and vanilla-flavored chestnuts - Potato boats with maccagno cheese fondue - Vol au vent with creamed asparagus - Veal with tuna sauce - Risotto in cagnone - Beef agnolotti with Alpine herbs - Braised veal in Erbaluce di Caluso with baked potatoes - Dessert, wine, water, and coffee All for €25 per person So excellent value for money. Highly recommended +++

+11

Piatti ottimi, porzioni regolabili in base al proprio gusto. Apertura nel gestire variazioni al menù. Personale disponibile, gentilissimo ed educato. Sala da pranzo bellissima, inserita in una locati…

Beh, che dire? Se il Santuario è il premio spirituale per aver concluso la penultima tappa del Cammino di Oropa il suo ristorante è il premio materiale! Piatti di qualità serviti in porzioni abbondantissime. Consigliatissimo anche per un occasione conviviale. Siccome anche l'occhio vuole la sua parte, il panorama che si gode da qui è certamente all'altezza di tutto il resto!

marco ramacci

Good restaurant, simple and affordable. Homemade cuisine, set menus range from €13 to €16. Neapolitan à la carte dishes range from €7 to €9 per dish. I went on weekdays. The sanctuary is the starting point for numerous hikes and mountain bike excursions.

gianni roncarolo

Arrived on a Monday for lunch, the place was full, excellent organization, excellent food, very friendly staff.

Lorena Nicoli

Sunday family lunch; the restaurant opens at 12:30 and usually closes around 3:30-4:00 PM (on Sundays). Lunch is served from a set menu, a smaller one, and one that also includes a main course. Good food, excellent value, plenty of time to chat, a stunning location overlooking the Elvo Valley, and very friendly staff. The only real downside is the toilet facilities, which are in terrible condition. As soon as I opened the restaurant, I found the toilet seat clearly hadn't been cleaned for a while, and it smelled like it was dirty. The public toilets in the sanctuary garden, even in the afternoon, are much better. I'm not giving a completely negative review because I don't think this aspect reflects the overall experience, but I urge the owners to consider an extraordinary clean!

Matteo Prime

Staying at the Graglia sanctuary, on our way to Oropa, we couldn't miss eating at the restaurant right next door, which so many people, including guides, had raved about. We were seated in a beautiful period room, with paintings on the walls and ceiling. The pilgrim's menu included appetizers, a first course, a second course, and a dessert, with 1/4 cup of wine and water included, all for €20 per person. The appetizers are plentiful and very good, with special mention for the typical cured meats from the Biella area, which are delicious. The only thing I didn't like was the bruschetta, which was very bland. For me, the best dish was the ravioli del plin with walnut sauce, a combination I'd never tried before but which worked brilliantly. The roast beef was also excellent and very tender. The desserts are all homemade, and I still can't decide which one I liked best. The service is fast and very friendly, and even the girl at the cashier is excellent at making customers feel at ease. On a negative note, although it's not entirely the restaurant's fault: the room we were in was really noisy, and we struggled to talk. I admit that, right after dessert, we ran outside to drink our amaros. Excellent experience at fair prices! I'd say a pass!

+3

Stefano Sibella

Very characteristic place. Good appetizers, first course, dessert (they often offer seconds). The Fassona did not convince me. Excellent prices. The only flaw is the slowness in receiving the various courses. More a kitchen problem than a service problem. You cannot wait more than half an hour for each dish, it is too much!!!!

Il Giallo

Simple (that's why 4/5 stars )but incredible good food , absolutely recommended .

Marina Sigismondo

Good, plentiful food! Slow service, especially given the three large rooms. Very beautiful ambiance: an old sanctuary with frescoed rooms. The only downside is the noise, especially since there are so many people! The exterior is also beautiful, adorned with fountains fed by the spring and lush with wonderfully colorful hydrangeas. Very low prices: from the €12 set menu to €20. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

+4

Locale che ricorda i fasti di un tempo perduto con soffitto affrescato e foto d'epoca alle pareti. Il menù del pellegrino a 14 euro o 18 euro (dolce a parte) è ricco e abbondante. La sala si apre poc…

Tipica struttura ricettiva che si può trovare nei santuari dell'alto Piemonte. Strutture simili si trovano anche a Oropa, Varallo, Orta... Qui non si è ammodernare come altrove e, visto che Graglia fra i Sacrimonti è il meno conosciuto, il servizio è basico, a misura della clientela essenzialmente devozionale. Buona comunque l'accoglienza ed i prezzi del menù del giorno sono più che onesti. Il locale è ordinato e pulito, ma non vi aspettate un servizio con le attenzioni di un ristorante di primo livello anche se il personale è premuroso ed efficiente. La vista poi è spettacolare e, anche se può sembrare strano, lo è particolarmente dopo una giornata piovosa. Se non volete spostarvi dal Santuario, avete fretta, non volete spendere e vi basta l'essenziale questo è il posto che fa per voi.

Locale panoramico personale gentile, cibo semplice tradizionale piemontese locale, prezzo modesto. Siamo stati serviti velocemente, possibilità di avere un meno fisso ( a mezzogiorno)primo , secondo …

Gabi Cristea

after traveling 35 km, I arrived at the restaurant at 5:20 p.m., but it was closed, even though it appeared as open online... I wasted my time senselessly.....