Capodoglio Murazzi — Restaurant in Turin

Shocking shocking shocking that in 2024 you can’t make changes to the menu! Very limited brunch menu choices and that’s fine if that’s all you want to serve but I expect that at least you’re able to make some small little changes like removing bacon from a burger or club sandwich! We were told it WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO REMOVE BACON???? We clearly said that one person COULDN’T eat pork and nope they said no. My husband was forced to pick a club sandwich with salmon instead. Can you please judge yourself if what they served was a club sandwich? It was a poorly presented dismantled tramezzino!

It’s shocking you can’t offer small menu variations when the food menu is already very limited. If you have any food allergies or you are from different religions where pork is not allowed forget this place!

Location is beautiful because of the river but that’s it!

2 working toilets out of 4 and no changing...

I recently visited Capodoglio Murazzi in Turin and was absolutely impressed by its unique blend of stunning riverside views, innovative cuisine, and lively atmosphere. The venue’s chic yet welcoming design perfectly complements its prime location along the Po River, creating an inviting space that feels both modern and cozy. Every dish I sampled was a testament to culinary creativity and quality, prepared with fresh local ingredients that elevated the overall dining experience. The live music events added an energetic touch, making the evening unforgettable, while the friendly, attentive staff ensured that every moment was taken care of. Whether you’re looking for a memorable brunch or a vibrant night out, Capodoglio Murazzi is definitely a must-visit...

Not a good experience when the customer works harder than the staff. I don't mind ordering drinks at the bar, but it's a bit embarrassing when you have to watch the "waitress" (till operator?) be shown how to open a bottle of wine. The staff, who had nothing else to do, then watched me struggle and make two journeys to the table outside, without a single offer of assistance. For some reason, despite blazing sun, someone then appeared and took down all the parasols (to get rid of lingering customers is my guess). Won't be going back, and unless you want to try your hand at being a waiter for the day (including opening your own bottle of sparkling wine), I suggest you...