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Locanda del Sant’Uffizio is located within the luxury Relais Sant’Uffizio in Cioccaro di Penango (near Asti). It was a monastery on the XVI Century, now it has been transformed in a charme hotel with 55 suites, swimming pool and spa. Locanda del Sant’Uffizio is the last business challenge of Enrico Bartolini.
The Monferrato, with its soft hills, village and vineyard, is a place rich in history, art, traditions and gastronomic culture. From the castle of the North to the wine cellar of the South, the Monferrato is birthplace of great wines and extraordinary ingredients. All this conquered Enrico Bartolini thats why he chose it as location for a new project.
The menu pays homage to the territory and his cuisine.
The interior design of the restaurant is by Baxter: contemporary classics seats, lights and mirrors confer elegance, luxury and the correct atmosphere of comfort and hospitality.
The light shade of the walls is in harmony with the surrounding landscape: the beautiful Italian garden, the ancient limonaia of the monastery and the vineyards.
LOCANDA DEL SANT'UFFIZIO
ENRICO BARTOLINI
Strada Sant’Uffizio, 1
Cioccaro di Penango (AT)
Opening hours
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
19.30 - 22.00
Saturday, Sunday
12.30 - 14.00 / 19.30 - 22.00
Reservations
Tel. 0141.916.292
info@santuffizio.com
The restaurant offers two tasting menus: one for 140€, with plates of the traditional Piedmontese cuisine, the other more “creative” for 160€, in which live together tradition and innovation, and the classic à la carte selection.
The wines are mostly from the Piedmontese territory, but there are also great Italian and French wines.
THE WINE LIST
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The resident chef is Gabriele Boffa, born in Alba in 1987, who worked with some of the most important chef, from Yannick Alléno in France to Enrico Crippa in Italy. Working with him Francesco Palumbo, with his savoir faire improved in important restaurants like Claudio Sadler and Carlo Cracco.