Au Lapin Agile
Pizza · Torino
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Au Lapin Agile is a restaurant in Torino, Piemonte. Rated 3.7 out of 5 by guests. Check the opening hours and menu for the latest availability.
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Au Lapin Agile offre pizza e piatti di pesce, con recensioni miste. Molti lodano la pizza e il pesce fresco, ma alcuni lamentano lentezza nel servizio e qualità altalenante dei piatti. L'atmosfera è descritta come accogliente, ideale per cene romantiche.
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Tip: Ideale per una cena tranquilla, magari evitando i giorni più affollati. Considera di provare la pizza, ma fai attenzione ai tempi di attesa.
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Au Lapin Agile es troba a Torino, envoltat de llocs d'interès cultural i històric. Aquests són alguns dels punts més destacats als voltants.
Patrimoni Històric
- Rifugio antiaereo (A 910m) — building in Turin, Italy Bien cultural italiano
Museus
- Museo d'arte urbana (A 766m) — museo en Italia
Edificis Religiosos
- Santa Giovanna d'Arco Church (A 167m) — church in Turin
- Sant'Anna Church (A 479m) — church in Turin
- Sant'Ermenegildo Re e Martire Church (A 988m) — church in Turin
- Santa Rosa da Lima Church (A 989m) — church in Turin
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Opinions de Au Lapin Agile Torino
Ristorante molto accogliente con ottima cucina. i piatti non sono i soliti, sono saporiti, abbondanti ma non pesanti. Il locale è molto curato e piacevole, davvero carino. il personale è attento e professionale. Un posto da consigliare!
Posto molto accogliente, le sale dove mangiare non grosse ma sono arredate con gusto. Il servizio vuole essere un gradino superiore alla media ed il personale in sala ci riesce Sempre. Le pizze sono belle da vedere e sopratutto cosa principale buone da mangiare. Anche le portate antipasti, primi, secondi sono ottimi ed abbondanti.
Excellent pizza, very kind staff!
We went for dinner on January 2nd. The food was excellent, and to say the least, they may have changed the chef. The dishes were decorated and the fish was excellent. As soon as we get back from Argentina, we'll definitely be back. The prices are reasonable for the food.
Filippo is the perfect host: he puts every type of customer at ease, from those who order just a pizza (or even a pizza for two...) to the more sophisticated dishes his kitchen offers. Last night, excellent fettuccine with porcini mushrooms, tender veal, and the lightest fried seafood. Excellent value for money. Definitely worth a try and a return visit.
Excellent neighborhood restaurant. Offering fresh seafood and wood-fired pizzas. Delicious desserts! Delivery and takeout available. Perfect for a romantic dinner thanks to the cozy and intimate atmosphere. Friendly staff. Average prices. Known as "Au lapin agile," translated from French as "the agile rabbit," it features several white or colored ceramic bunnies scattered around the restaurant...very curious and cuddly. The food is truly delicious and relaxing.
A truly enjoyable post-lockdown dinner with friends! We asked for a mix of appetizers chosen by the restaurant, and they offered us a truly delightful and, above all, delicious mix of fish appetizers! One of us doesn't eat fish, so they offered him a delicious veal tonneau! For the second course, my friends ordered plin, which were simply delicious, and I trusted them and let them do the rest: sea bass with asparagus! It's a must-try!!! We finished the dinner with the house tiramisu! Delicious! Everything was accompanied by an excellent Grignolino! Coffee and amaro were offered on the house. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff, a nice and clean place, and the price was fair for the dinner we were offered! We'll definitely be back!
I ate fish and really enjoyed the food. I went on a Monday because they were open; it's not easy to find restaurants open on Mondays in the area. They were a little short-staffed, but that's understandable; Mondays aren't exactly a busy day, and there weren't many customers either.
Fish on Thursday? So what? That morning I woke up wanting to try a breaded cod recipe I'd tasted in Barcelona. The special feature of this dish was the hazelnut flour-based breading, so I asked my children if they wanted to eat with me that evening. Unfortunately, they were busy, so the idea of preparing fish just for me didn't appeal to me, but the craving for fish lingered all day. That evening, with little, if any, desire to cook, I went to my friend Filippo's place, who runs "Au Lapin Agile" on Via Ghemme, a small neighborhood restaurant very close to my house. After a long welcome chat, Filippo told me he had some freshly made chamois morsels. It wasn't bad, but when, while talking about his difficulty finding staff, he almost casually mentioned that one of his chefs made exceptional spaghetti with sardines, I had no doubt: it was exactly what I was looking for! To accompany the dish, I'd opted for a very fragrant Fontanafedda Arneis. After the necessary wait, he arrived with a wonderful plate of square spaghetti that, if it weren't for the pine nuts and raisins, I'd have thought was smothered in honey. Aromas and flavors from days gone by arrived at the table. That sauce, gentlemen, was fantastic, with some "secret" seasonings that I won't reveal, but believe me, it was harmony. Obviously, the evening wouldn't last, so he decided to ask what other fish dishes he had. I decided to stick with the classic fried fish. I know that fried fish isn't an easy dish, neither for the chef nor for the palate, nor for the stomach. I must say I was satisfied: the fried fish was dry, the flavor was fresh, and the dish was plentiful: anchovies, shrimp, red mullet, and of course the calamari rings. For the whole thing, I paid 35 euros, which I think was well spent. My craving for fish has been wonderfully satisfied. I just wanted to add a personal thought to those who, like Filippo, run a small business and who didn't give up during the crisis that hit them so hard. I remember all those fateful months walking past his restaurant with the shutters closed. They have my complete admiration. I hope it stays that way, and I thank them for continuing to thrill us with his dishes.
Enjoyed a nice wheat-crust pizza with a pesto topping. It was very good. However, the wait to get our order was a little much.
A nice surprise. Really good food, good wine (for me, the Barbera was much better than the Dolcetto), polite service, clean place, really good prices. The only flaw... they could have added a little more rice and two more rigatoni. As soon as we told them we weren't on a diet, they changed the dishes, adding an extra first course, which was always excellent. Well done. Something I use to rate places... The bathroom. In my opinion, that's where you can tell they care about their customers... Even though it's not new and elegant, there wasn't any unpleasant odor. Believe me, I've been to 4-star hotels where you couldn't enter.
The pizza isn't bad (the dough for our focaccia was very good), but the food definitely needs improvement... the lobster pasta tasted only of cream, and the lobster was just chopped up in this sauce. The positive note was the service, provided by an attentive and courteous waitress, which definitely gives the place a bonus. So: good for the pizza, but the food needs some improvement.
A decidedly unassuming place, barely noticeable from the outside except for a classic "PIZZERIA" sign, which honestly made me think they only served pizza by the slice... Inside, the atmosphere is decidedly better, with two fairly cozy rooms but nothing special. The staff is sparse and approachable. Pizzas arrived after almost 50 minutes; thank goodness we had an appetizer! I don't know if I'll go back; it wasn't a great experience, but it wasn't bad either.
Extremely slow. There were three of us, and they brought drinks after 20 minutes. When one finished, the other began, and when one finished, the other began. The same goes for the pizza and first courses. I arrived at 8:30 PM, and the first course arrived almost 10:00 PM. On the plus side, the pizzas were good.
WE CHOSE THIS PLACE FOR ITS OLD SPLENDOR. Unfortunately, as we all know, time passes for everyone, and this place is no exception. The location dates back to the '90s and has a dated feel to it throughout. The owner wanders among the tables trying to please, but he's incredibly arrogant and not funny. After a 60-minute wait, they handed us just two bottles of water. The menu is mediocre, seafood-based, and includes four appetizers (one of which never arrived), two first courses (the tagliatelle were simply inedible), and a decent second course (the side dish was never served). The service is run by three young women who don't even bring you bread. I'd say it's really bad. I won't be returning. Not recommended.
Isolated place, sign hard to find, dark enough to be difficult to spot. Table, overly manicured, useless plants and even more useless candles. Plates with meaningless napkins. The impertinent waiter often came to see us and talk to us without us asking. When I called him, he didn't see me. The lobster dish cost €16 but without lobster. First courses, except the lobster one, were very good and tasty. The sauce was excellent, but with a liter of oil. I couldn't figure out where the floor started and the ceiling ended. Try it and see. Otherwise, very welcoming. We used the fork discount, but it was only applied to certain dishes and not to the total. Would I go back? Of course.
Terrible experience The place was practically empty and unkempt. The pizza was nothing special, but the Angus was inedible in smell and taste. The owner apologized several times. I will never return.
It seems they do their job as a hobby. I witnessed some truly Fantozzi-esque scenes. Totally disorganized. Lunch was waited on for way too long. For the appetizer, 50% of us managed to get what we ordered. Another 25% received something they didn't ask for. The final 25% were content to try something that had arrived extra and hadn't been requested. Similar situation for the first and second courses. Sorry for the guy waiting tables. It was clearly one of his first experiences as a waiter. He didn't really know what to do. At least we had fun watching it all. Ah... The food quality was pretty below average. I managed to eat two slices of veal with tuna sauce that happened to be passed in front of me, and it wasn't good at all. Never again.
Last night, for International Women's Day, four of my friends and I decided to go to this place for dinner. We ordered two seafood starters, a pizza, a meat starter, and a fish appetizer, followed by two fried fish dishes. After more than an hour, only two of the main courses arrived, followed by the rest. My seafood starter was tagliolini with smoked salmon. What I got were tagliolini drowned in cream with a few pieces of smoked salmon (luckily, because the salmon was completely black and gone bad). I told the waitress that this wasn't the starter I'd ordered, as the menu didn't specify cream, and that I might also be allergic. The waitress asked me if I'd prefer another starter, but I declined because I didn't want to wait another hour. Unfortunately, after waiting so long, I was feeling hungry, so I tried to eat what was available. The pizza my friend had ordered was basically a shoe sole with whole wheat dough. Terrible. So we asked to no longer receive the mixed fried fish, as we were dissatisfied with the dishes we received. The waitress told us it had already been prepared, but in reality we waited over 15 minutes for the mixed fried fish. The worst mixed fried fish I've ever seen. The fish was I don't know how long ago, it had a smell that had nothing to do with fresh fried fish, or at least not fried fish that had been cooked through, completely black on the inside, the fried food was a dark yellow color, and the breading was completely missing and therefore disconnected. Without even touching it, we got up and left. We couldn't have done otherwise. Luckily, we only paid 10 euros each, but for the simple reason that they had a 50% discount on The Fork. Unfortunately, nothing went right yesterday. I wouldn't go back to that place again, not even by mistake.
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Via Ghemme, 1, Bis, 10145 Torino TO, Italy
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