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Al Gatto Nero

  • CuisineItalian, meat-focused, seasonal
  • CategoryRestaurant
  • VibeClassic, formal-leaning, retro 1960s interior
  • Price$$$

Al Gatto Nero is a long-running restaurant at Corso Filippo Turati 14 in the Crocetta district of Turin, a residential and professional neighbourhood a short distance south-west of Porta Nuova station, in Italy's Piedmont region. The building dates from 1958 and the restaurant keeps its original 1960s fittings, so the room reads as a preserved piece of mid-century Turin rather than a recent redesign.

Long-running restaurant in the Crocetta district; tasting and group menus EUR 55-85 (approx. $63.25-$97.75) per Turismo Torino.

Al Gatto Nero is a long-running restaurant at Corso Filippo Turati 14 in the Crocetta district of Turin, a residential and professional neighbourhood a short distance south-west of Porta Nuova station, in Italy's Piedmont region. The building dates from 1958 and the restaurant keeps its original 1960s fittings, so the room reads as a preserved piece of mid-century Turin rather than a recent redesign. It sits in the upper price tier of this guide, at three dollar signs, and is generally treated as a special-occasion or business-lunch address.

The kitchen is Italian with a meat-focused, seasonal approach, and the menu is built around meat dishes that follow the calendar. Specific plates were not individually verified for this entry, so visitors should treat the seasonal meat dishes as the signature rather than expecting a fixed list. Turismo Torino records tasting and group menus at EUR 55 to 85 (approximately $63.25 to $97.75) per person, which indicates the level of service and the expected spend for a full meal, usually without wine.

The dining room is the main attraction beyond the food. The 1960s fixtures give it an established, slightly formal atmosphere, with the quiet, orderly tone of a restaurant that has served the same neighbourhood for decades. Smart-casual dress is typical, and the noise level is moderate. A detailed description of the wine list was not verified, but a regional selection from Piedmont, home to Barolo, Barbaresco and Barbera, is the expected pairing for meat courses.

Opening hours are not published by the tourist board and should be confirmed by phone on +39 011 590414. Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner, for groups and for the tasting menus, which are usually arranged ahead. Booking several days in advance is a prudent default, and longer for a larger party. The Crocetta location is further from the historic centre than most Turin restaurants, but it is close to the Porta Nuova rail hub and the Corso Vittorio Emanuele II axis, so it works for travellers arriving or departing by train. The website is gattonero.it.

Practical information for Al Gatto Nero · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Hours Hours not published by the tourist board; confirm by phone
Reservations Phone +39 011 590414
Address Corso Filippo Turati 14, 10128 Torino

Signature dishes

  • Seasonal meat dishes

Good to know

Known for
1958 building with original 1960s fittings

Location

Corso Filippo Turati 14, 10128 Torino

45.0536, 7.6694 View on map

Highlights

  • 1958 building with original 1960s fittings
  • Seasonal, meat-focused Italian cooking
  • Tasting and group menus from EUR 55 to 85
  • Crocetta setting close to Porta Nuova station

Tips for visiting

  • Tasting menus cost EUR 55-85 per person, so confirm the choice and price when booking.
  • Phone +39 011 590414 to confirm opening hours, which are not published by the tourist board.
  • Book ahead for groups and tasting menus, which are usually arranged in advance.
  • Smart-casual dress fits the formal 1960s dining room.

When to visit

Dinner suits the formal setting and tasting menus; book ahead for weekend evenings and autumn, when seasonal meat dishes are at their fullest.

Accessibility

Accessibility details were not verified. The restaurant is on a city-centre avenue, Corso Filippo Turati, and visitors with mobility needs should phone ahead to confirm entrance and restroom access.

Frequently asked questions

What style of cooking does Al Gatto Nero serve?

Italian, seasonal and meat-focused, served in a restaurant in the Crocetta district of Turin.

How much is a tasting menu?

Turismo Torino lists tasting and group menus at EUR 55 to 85 per person. Confirm the current price when booking.

What is distinctive about the building?

The building dates from 1958 and keeps its original 1960s fittings.

How can a table be booked?

By phone on +39 011 590414. Opening hours should be confirmed at the same time.