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Rossobarolo
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Nearby attractions
Castello Comunale Falletti di Barolo
P.za Falletti, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Marchesi di Barolo
Via Roma, 1, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Corkscrew Museum
P.za Walter Mazzocchi, 4, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
MAP - Museo Aula Picta
P.za Falletti, 1, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Nearby restaurants
La Cantinetta
Via Roma, 33, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Barolando
Piazza Municipio, 2, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Pizzeria Rosticceria Spacca Napoli
Via Acqua Gelata, 1, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Locanda La Gemella
Piazza Eraldo Cabutto, 5, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Easy Così Barolo
Piazza Municipio, 4, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
il Bosco delle Galline Volanti
Via Acqua Gelata, 2/A, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Osteria la Cantinella
Via Acqua Gelata, 4, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Petti’t Bistrot
Piazza Castello, 1, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Ristorante Brezza
Via Lomondo, 2, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Nearby hotels
Casa Svizzera - Agriturismo in Barolo
Via Roma, 65, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
House Barolo
Vicolo del Pozzo, 3, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
La Giolitta Accomodations di Daniela Vacca
Via Cesare Battisti, 13, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Casacolbert , Barolo
Via Acqua Gelata, 1, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Hotel Barolo
Via Lomondo, 2, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Eleìra Luxury Accommodations
Via Cavour, 5, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
ASILO LUX APARTMENTS
Via Enrico Ghisolfi, Via Asilo, 6, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Agriturismo La Terrazza sul Bosco
Via Conforso, 5, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Dimora Palma Barolo
Via XXV Aprile, 22, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
Agriturismo Il Ciabot
SP163, 16, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
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Rossobarolo

Via Roma, 16, 12060 Barolo CN, Italy
4.4(412)$$$$
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attractions: Castello Comunale Falletti di Barolo, Marchesi di Barolo, Corkscrew Museum, MAP - Museo Aula Picta, restaurants: La Cantinetta, Barolando, Pizzeria Rosticceria Spacca Napoli, Locanda La Gemella, Easy Così Barolo, il Bosco delle Galline Volanti, Osteria la Cantinella, Petti’t Bistrot, Ristorante Brezza
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rosso-barolo.it

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Featured dishes

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Carne Cruda Di Fassona Battuta Al Coltello
(Raw meat)
Vitello Tonnato
(Cold veal with tuna sauce)
Gallina Nostrana Con Finocchi E Pere
(Local chicken salad with fennel and pears)
Insalata Primaverile
(Insalata, carote e zucchine marinate,pomodorino confit, cipollotto, asparagi e salsa alla senape) (spring salad:salad, marinated carrots and zucchini, tomato, onion, asparagus and mustard sauce)
Guancia Di Fassona Con Bagnetto Verde Su Misticanza Con Frutta Secca E Ricotta Salata
(Fassona's cheek with "bagnetto verde", salad, dried fruits and salted sheep ricotta)

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Nearby attractions of Rossobarolo

Castello Comunale Falletti di Barolo

Marchesi di Barolo

Corkscrew Museum

MAP - Museo Aula Picta

Castello Comunale Falletti di Barolo

Castello Comunale Falletti di Barolo

4.5

(1.7K)

Closed
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Marchesi di Barolo

Marchesi di Barolo

4.6

(298)

Open 24 hours
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Corkscrew Museum

Corkscrew Museum

4.3

(107)

Open 24 hours
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MAP - Museo Aula Picta

MAP - Museo Aula Picta

2.9

(13)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Explore vineyards, cellar tasting
Explore vineyards, cellar tasting
Fri, Dec 12 • 4:00 PM
12051, Alba, Piemonte, Italy
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Truffle Hunting with family of Tartufai
Truffle Hunting with family of Tartufai
Thu, Dec 11 • 8:00 AM
12050, Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy
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Langhe & Monferrato:Vineyard and Wine Tasting
Langhe & Monferrato:Vineyard and Wine Tasting
Thu, Dec 11 • 11:00 AM
14052, Calosso, Piemonte, Italy
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Nearby restaurants of Rossobarolo

La Cantinetta

Barolando

Pizzeria Rosticceria Spacca Napoli

Locanda La Gemella

Easy Così Barolo

il Bosco delle Galline Volanti

Osteria la Cantinella

Petti’t Bistrot

Ristorante Brezza

La Cantinetta

La Cantinetta

4.5

(477)

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Barolando

Barolando

4.6

(491)

$$

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Pizzeria Rosticceria Spacca Napoli

Pizzeria Rosticceria Spacca Napoli

4.3

(274)

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Locanda La Gemella

Locanda La Gemella

4.7

(186)

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Reviews of Rossobarolo

4.4
(412)
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2.0
2y

Hello everyone. I am not authorized to post a review on Google. In fact, I've hardly ever posted a review, whether positive or negative. I find the concept too easy and far too hard for restaurant owners. However, as I'm from the hotel and restaurant business and have been working in it for over ten years, I'd like to inform you, our next customers. Firstly, a service worth talking about. Very warm welcome, good standard of service for this type of establishment, second bread service, wine service, really nothing to say.

A very good "antipasti", albeit very expensive for what it is, certainly white truffles, but excuse me, the name "Fried eggs" does not correspond to Oil + egg, quite simply. A consistent grating of truffles is no problem, but the appellation is most misleading.

For dishes ... Ravioli des plins... 0 vegetarian indications, no sauce, no seasoning, no sauce, no taste, clearly I don't like it, I'm not saying it's not good, in fact I'm no one to judge, but clearly it's not good.

Ditto for tarjin stews, tasteless, unseasoned, a cuisine without flavor, without love. Maybe we need to review the basics of cooking...

We were lucky enough to have our non-vegetarian dish replaced by an equivalent veggie dish this time. Butter and sage tarjins. I'm not going to repeat myself a third time. A totally uninteresting cuisine that hides behind products such as truffles to justify its dishes.

A quick bill for a long meal.

A waitress who doesn't know her job and tries to explain to us that we're wrong during the check. Unacceptable.

I won't say to avoid out of respect for the staff, but I hope that my comment will be read by the establishment to improve quality and...

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4.0
26w

A small and cozy spot serving authentic Piedmontese cuisine. The staff were friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere. Prices are on the higher side, but considering the limited quality dining options nearby, it’s a solid choice.

The bean soup was outstanding—rich and flavorful. The beef tongue was exceptionally tender and juicy, and the fresh pasta was perfectly cooked. I tried the risotto with Barolo wine, but it wasn’t quite to my taste—best for those who enjoy bold, tannic wine flavors in their food.

For dessert, I opted for the hazelnut cake, which was a bit too rich and not quite what I expected. In hindsight, the tiramisu might have been the better pick. They offer a good selection of local wines and cheeses, which pair nicely with the meal.

Overall, worth a visit for a taste of traditional flavors, especially if you’re...

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4.0
9y

Chiusura col botto della nostra mini vacanza nelle Langhe. Per cena torniamo a Barolo e non potevamo non provare il ristorante “RossoBarolo” in Barolo sorseggiando…Barolo!!! La posizione del locale è esattamente di fronte a quello provato a pranzo, in pieno zona pedonale. Entriamo. All’esterno un discreto dehor, all’interno una prima saletta, stretta e lunga che conta una ventina di coperti e poi una scala che conduce al piano interrato, molto più ampio ed accattivante. Un perfetto stile da osteria chic. Atmosfera molto accogliente, musica in sottofondo, mise en place curata, grandi scaffalature colme di bottiglie e tavoli ben distanziati tra loro. Per cominciare una cameriera simpatica, disponibile ed attenta ci porta il cestino del pane e grissini (ottimo) ed una bottiglia di acqua naturale. Per ingannare l’attesa un Appetizer, quattro crostini tiepidi con robiola di capra ed un trito di nocciole. Lo stomaco è ufficialmente aperto. Da bere, come già detto, due calici di Barolo. Ottimi. Per la pargola un piatto di Tajarin burro e salvia, semplici, ma buoni. Ci si poteva sbizzarrire molto di più con ragù di selvaggina, brasato ed ovviamente il tartufo, ma per lei meglio qualcosa di più facile. Per noi due, invece, un Flan di porri su fonduta di toma ed una Crema di zucca. Ottimo il tortino, deliziosa la fonduta, intorno al piatto sottili fili di porri croccanti ed alcuni crostini. Molto buona anche la crema nonostante non sia tra i miei piatti preferiti. Proseguiamo con delle Lumache ed un Brasato al Barolo. Lumache di notevoli dimensioni, già sgusciate e non, presentate su di una base di polenta. Gran piatto. Il brasato, tenerissimo, mi è stato servito con zucchine e carote saltate in padella ed ancora della polenta. Molto buono. La cameriera, molto carinamente, passa più volte per verificare se è tutto di nostro gradimento. Chiudiamo la serata con un caffè, accompagnato da una Piccola pasticceria, ed il conto. La spesa complessiva è pari a 92 euro con questo dettaglio: tre coperti (peccato) 6 euro; i due calici di Barolo 18 euro (tanto, ma ben spesi); la bottiglia di acqua 2 euro; i tajarin 12 euro; la crema di zucca 12 euro; il flan 10 euro; le lumache 15 euro; il brasato 15 euro ed il caffè 2 euro. Una trentina di euro pro capite che sono in linea con quanto visto e provato in questi giorni. Un buon rapporto Q/P, una piacevolissima location soprattutto al piano inferiore ed un ottimo servizio....

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Jolita SabonyteJolita Sabonyte
A small and cozy spot serving authentic Piedmontese cuisine. The staff were friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere. Prices are on the higher side, but considering the limited quality dining options nearby, it’s a solid choice. The bean soup was outstanding—rich and flavorful. The beef tongue was exceptionally tender and juicy, and the fresh pasta was perfectly cooked. I tried the risotto with Barolo wine, but it wasn’t quite to my taste—best for those who enjoy bold, tannic wine flavors in their food. For dessert, I opted for the hazelnut cake, which was a bit too rich and not quite what I expected. In hindsight, the tiramisu might have been the better pick. They offer a good selection of local wines and cheeses, which pair nicely with the meal. Overall, worth a visit for a taste of traditional flavors, especially if you’re in the area.
Yeana JinYeana Jin
The truffels tasted like scentless potatos. The bald guy was astonishingly rude. He treated us like we were illiterate who couldn't even read the price on the menu, and literally questioned my english level because I couldn't understand his italian english. Which was pretty odd..because I'm an asian american who speaks average american english. We ordered two dishes with truffel and two glass of wine and paid more than 100 euros for this unique unpleasant experience.
Chris DeligiannisChris Deligiannis
Beautiful space and very friendly staff, they suggested a wine with each course. I ordered the traditional set menu and enjoyed each course. The dishes were portioned well, to give the appropriate room for wine, the owner is very good with pairing and happy to help (with translation from the server). They gave me time to digest before being my next course and we're very adept with the timing of each course. If you're in the area, give this spot a try!
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A small and cozy spot serving authentic Piedmontese cuisine. The staff were friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere. Prices are on the higher side, but considering the limited quality dining options nearby, it’s a solid choice. The bean soup was outstanding—rich and flavorful. The beef tongue was exceptionally tender and juicy, and the fresh pasta was perfectly cooked. I tried the risotto with Barolo wine, but it wasn’t quite to my taste—best for those who enjoy bold, tannic wine flavors in their food. For dessert, I opted for the hazelnut cake, which was a bit too rich and not quite what I expected. In hindsight, the tiramisu might have been the better pick. They offer a good selection of local wines and cheeses, which pair nicely with the meal. Overall, worth a visit for a taste of traditional flavors, especially if you’re in the area.
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The truffels tasted like scentless potatos. The bald guy was astonishingly rude. He treated us like we were illiterate who couldn't even read the price on the menu, and literally questioned my english level because I couldn't understand his italian english. Which was pretty odd..because I'm an asian american who speaks average american english. We ordered two dishes with truffel and two glass of wine and paid more than 100 euros for this unique unpleasant experience.
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Beautiful space and very friendly staff, they suggested a wine with each course. I ordered the traditional set menu and enjoyed each course. The dishes were portioned well, to give the appropriate room for wine, the owner is very good with pairing and happy to help (with translation from the server). They gave me time to digest before being my next course and we're very adept with the timing of each course. If you're in the area, give this spot a try!
Chris Deligiannis

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