Tuttigusti - Menu

lasagne minimum proportion (homemade?...)Cooking with cans, without any flavor. catch tourists.

foods are not fresh, very disappointing. unsealed flat. nothing to do with quality Italian cuisine. Don't just go.

I have never been so mistreated in muy entire life in a restaurant. I was with muy sister AND son. The lady esa extremely rude to us in every posible way. Please si not come here. She even gave me 10 euros in small coins on purpose. She critized me Made me feel uncofortable.

very bad canteen with minimal portions! No possibility to take extra, no parmesan, a tomato sauce lightet without any taste...Bruss!!! to flee!If the institution's policy is to "do money" bad calculation: people will not return. We feel swindled, we have taken no coffee, no dessert to be able to enjoy a moment elsewhere, in a more worthy establishment!!

Whenever I am in Versailles/Paris greater area I always stop in to Tuttigusti (about twice a year). I have only had each of their lasagna choices, I don't even look at the menu. The lasagna is AMAZING. It comes out piping hot, fresh pasta, flavorful sauce. The restaurant is very small and cozy with a few seats outside. The chef is the owner and sometimes waitress. This is clearly a family owned business and the love comes through the lasagna. If you are near Versailles and looking for food, stop in and eat the lasagna!!

It was a very good surprise to push the door of an authentic restaurant and that is not a catch-house 2 steps from the Palace of Versailles. The welcome is warm. The formula from noon to 18€ (price flat entrance) was a treat and in addition, it is copied. In the entrance, a plate of fine Italian charcuterie. in dish, tagliatelles made home with a sauce also home. For dessert, the tiramisu was a delight. And finally, the coffee was a real Italian ristretto with intense taste.All the flavors of the Italian are gathered in this restaurant. Bravo!

we thought this place would be great! on Sunday afternoon and could sit immediately. the personal was understanding and patient (we know very little French). I have the menu item of the day and it was delicious a calf and pork ball in tomato sauce with cream and kartoffels. my companion had the truffle lasagne. the portions were a little small, but in any case fill, and very, very delicious! even if the lower star ratings are correct, that the meal times are heated in a microwave (which we did not notice) they are definitely made with carelessness somewhere else, and they are delicious!

We came back, attracted by the choice of pasta and the desire to eat real good Italian pates...Home of the cheaper patron saint, the waitress was more pleasant.At the order, disappointment. among the Alléchante list of homemade fresh pasta, only one is available tonight, tagliatelles. and among the sauces, at 7:50 pm, there was already no bolognesis. We waited long enough between our entrance and our pasta. the time to discover, too late, the reviews already posted here...The portions were correct, unlike what we had read...Bruss! amateurs of pasta, and Italian gastronomy, pass your way.

I stopped in here before going to Versailles (this restaurant is located between the chateau and the train station) to grab some lunch.It's a tiny tiny restaurant, they can only seat maybe up to 15 people inside. The decor is very charming and homey though and staff were super nice.They don't have a proper kitchen but just a small cooking station behind a counter by the entrance, which is really quite charming.I had some pasta and while it wasn't amazing, it was decent enough to hit the spot and fill me up.I'd try one of the numerous other restaurants in close proximity next time, but if you like Italian and don't want to pay an arm and a leg for a quick meal, it's a good place to go!