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Address: 56 N 3rd St, Easton, PA 18042
Phone: (610) 438-4460
Website: https://www.bar-torino.com/
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Reviews
Emily Farmer
I’ve been to Bar Torino a few times now and have really enjoyed it! The food is steady, service quite good, and it’s a nice inbetween of upscale pizza and casual, family-friendly dining.
The broccoli rabe is very tasty (gotten it a few times now) and I’ve really enjoyed their cocktails. Pizza is also tasty (✔️to truffle oil to burratta…wasn’t melted), my friends liked the meatballs (didn’t try them since I’m vegetarian), and desserts are a hit or miss (skip the affogato, the ice cream had an odd texture/I’ve heard the lemon olive oil cake is better).
All in all, I’d recommend this place! Still unclear if you need a reservation or not (I’ve always made one online but if you call, they say only for parties of 6+), but I’ve never had an issue getting in
… moreThe broccoli rabe is very tasty (gotten it a few times now) and I’ve really enjoyed their cocktails. Pizza is also tasty (✔️to truffle oil to burratta…wasn’t melted), my friends liked the meatballs (didn’t try them since I’m vegetarian), and desserts are a hit or miss (skip the affogato, the ice cream had an odd texture/I’ve heard the lemon olive oil cake is better).
All in all, I’d recommend this place! Still unclear if you need a reservation or not (I’ve always made one online but if you call, they say only for parties of 6+), but I’ve never had an issue getting in
marcela pena
Bar Torino in Easton is more than just a pizza wine bar, it’s a place where food, drink, and ambiance come together in a really thoughtful way. The artisanal pizzas are the standout, the small plates are creative, and the drink list feels carefully curated rather than tossed together. If you’re in the mood for a refined yet cozy night out, Bar Torino hits the mark.
… moreShea Wester
I expected a little more from this place as the drinks and food are very hyped. The meatballs were absolutely amazing and our waiter was fantastic, but the rest of our food was just ok and mostly eaten out of hunger by our entire party. I’ll go back and give it another shot.
… moreJamie LeRose
I am extremely appalled by this place and just had to leave a review. It takes a lot to make me want to leave a negative review, and this placed pushed me enough to want too. I placed an order for pickup, waited 30 mins, and after I got home I saw what I picked up was the wrong pizza. Not my fault, it was theirs. I tried to call them around 10 times and there’s no way to contact them, literally, so I had to go all the way back to the place in snow and slush. I arrive and I’m told that in regards to the pizza I ordered, THEY forgot to change the description for it on the website. They have a monthly special pizza that always has the same name, but is technically a different pizza. Anyway, I show up obviously upset and the woman I spoke to barely cared. I had to preface to her I need a refund and to give me a different pizza. Like seriously?? She should’ve been SOOOO sorry, but instead I sat and waited longer for a pizza and just went home angry. An establishment that has any sort of class and care for their company and customers would’ve been very apologetic and at the very least, refunded my whole order (which was around $85), or gave me something else for free. Literally anything was better than what I went through. The weather tonight was awful, my card spun out on my ride back to the restaurant. How could you give me the wrong pizza, give me no way to contact you BESIDES GOING ALL THE WAY BACK IN DANGEROUS WEATHER, and not even at the very least try and properly compensate me for my trouble. Then…to make matters MUCH worse. I get home with my new pizza and I had a salad from my original order waiting for me back home. I get half way through the salad, and find at the middle of the salad a very VERY dead bug clinging to a piece of lettuce. Obviously, they don’t wash their produce properly. The to make it EVEN worse, I also ordered calamari and it was soooo nasty. The smell filled my whole kitchen with a dead fish smell and tasty very very fishy. I adore calamari and never had it taste like that before…yuck! For the prices they charge, this company to me seems like a greedy and unprofessional mess with zero passion and heart for what they do. Hope to see them fix their act or get the heck out of downtown Easton. They’re an insult to the city.
… morePrapti Patel
First time visiting, and will definitely be back! We enjoyed a selection of food and drinks during Happy Hour. Charlie was a great server. She was friendly, helpful, and a great bartender!
… moreMichael Ferrara
Bar Torino is our go-to spot for legit high-end bar pie. The pizza hits every time—crispy, flavorful, just the way it should be. Our little guy can’t get enough of the meatballs.
The service is always solid, staff treats you like family, and the vibe is just right. Consistent, quality food and a team that actually cares. Easton’s lucky to have this place.
… moreThe service is always solid, staff treats you like family, and the vibe is just right. Consistent, quality food and a team that actually cares. Easton’s lucky to have this place.
Richard W
Bar Torino nails the modern dining experience: Brooklyn-ish decor, well-executed small plates, and an interesting drinks list. Oh, and they sell wood-fire pizza too.
Grab the Brussels sprouts if available—they deserve a permanent spot on the menu. It combines flavors from two cuisines that don’t typically meet: dill and pomegranate molasses. The sprouts were perhaps parboiled in heavily salted water and then dried before hitting the fryer so they become soft and crispy with burnt frilly edges. Intriguing and delicious.
Food was generally balanced and delicious, following the principles of “salt fat acid heat”. They paired well with wine. Even an ingredient I dislike (truffle oil) was used tastefully with restraint. The level of cooking felt a step above most restaurants in the area.
This was a great meal. I look forward to dining here again.
… moreGrab the Brussels sprouts if available—they deserve a permanent spot on the menu. It combines flavors from two cuisines that don’t typically meet: dill and pomegranate molasses. The sprouts were perhaps parboiled in heavily salted water and then dried before hitting the fryer so they become soft and crispy with burnt frilly edges. Intriguing and delicious.
Food was generally balanced and delicious, following the principles of “salt fat acid heat”. They paired well with wine. Even an ingredient I dislike (truffle oil) was used tastefully with restraint. The level of cooking felt a step above most restaurants in the area.
This was a great meal. I look forward to dining here again.
stephanie suarez
Dat at the bar for 20 mins before I got asked for a drink. Then waited another 30 for someone to get my food order, that I had to try and get their attention for. The lady in the front was sooo rude. She didn’t say much but her attitude was horrible.
… moremike r
First time here. The atmosphere had that NYC vibe. I ordered artisan arugala pizza, which was made in front of us. It was FANTASTIC! Having Bar Torino open brings life to the other side of 3rd Street.
… moreAlexis L.
Walked in on a Friday night and had an amazing meal! From the appetizer to the dessert, and the Veg pizza main, plus two rounds of drinks. Everyone was attentive and the food was delicious!
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