Tutto Bello — Restaurant in Stockholm

We visited Tutto Bello without a reservation on a Saturday evening, and the staff were kind enough to accept us. There were a few empty tables indoors, though it’s possible they were reserved. The outdoor seating was also available, but since it was a chilly evening (around 15–16°C) and we expected a drizzle, we decided to stay inside.

The indoor space is quite small, seating roughly 25–30 people. Tables are placed close together, which gives a lively, cozy feel, though it may feel a bit crowded if you prefer more space.

For food, we tried the risotto and a pizza—both very well prepared and nicely presented. They also serve desserts, and the presentation was impressive. Overall, the food and atmosphere made for a really pleasant dining experience.

The service was mixed: some staff were very kind, smiling, and courteous, which made us feel welcome, while others were more straight-faced and less expressive.

Location-wise, Tutto Bello is conveniently placed. It’s about 400–500 meters from Odenplan station, and a similar distance if you come from Rådmansgatan. From T-Centralen, it’s roughly a 10-minute walk along Drottningatan..

Overall: A small but charming Italian restaurant with great food, good service (though a bit varied), and a cozy atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you’re in the mood for authentic Italian dishes in the...

It was alright. My boyfriend quite liked his breadsticks and pasta but I was less enthused. In my opinion the breadsticks had way too much rosemary. My meat was a bit disappointing; the parts of it I could eat were tasty but about 1/3 of it was inedible fat. The tiramisu was meh, didn't have a strong flavor. Sorbetto was pretty good but I would get it to share with another person, the serving size was large.

I would be interested in revisiting to try the pizzas but the environment and staff makes it so I'm unlikely to do so. It's very crowded and my boyfriend kept having to get out of his chair so other people could get past him to sit down. I was also quite uncomfortable with an exchange the waitress had with the table next to us. They didn't like their food and she kinda seemed to argue with them / hassle them about their opinions. They weren't rude so I feel her pestering them was uncessary, and it was quite uncomfortable to listen to as we were only a couple of...

We came here for dinner on a Friday night and the place filled up pretty quickly as the evening went on. It’s small but cozy and the atmosphere is nice. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. We ordered the freshly-baked bread with rosemary and olive oil as an appetizer and it was delicious—both of us kept commenting that we’d be full before the main dish arrived because it was so good. We both had the pesto pasta with stracciatella which was tasty and surprisingly filling. We split a tiramisu for dessert which was delicious and generously sized. However, the noise level was pretty high since it’s a small place and we were also seated at a small table that was placed directly next to a larger table for four people, so there was no room at all between us and the people at...