Il grande pranzo della domenica

Buonissima 2025

At the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with an unparalleled view of the city, the final event of Buonissima will take place in the rooms that previously hosted Combal.Zero:

The big Sunday lunch. The “all Piedmont” menu will be prepared by nine chefs from trattorias, bistros and haute cuisine restaurants (Massimiliano Prete of SestoGusto, Giovanni Grasso & Igor Macchia de La Credenza, Renza de The Terrace From Renza, Claudio Vicina of Casa Vicina, Giuseppe e Francesco D’Errico di Pico Bistrot, The Madernassa, Pierluigi Consonni and Alan Spanu by Cubique, Anna Ghisolfi of Anna Ghisolfi Restaurant, Maurizio Zito and Elisa Cagnasso of At the White Owl, the Rota family of Le Antiche Sere, Giulio Rocci of Optimal!) who will offer in their own style recipes such as agnolotti, raw meat, anchovies with green sauce and other great classics of the Piedmontese tradition including a dish with the white truffle of Alba Tartuflanghe selection created by the chefs of the Pico Bistrot.

The protagonists and their reinterpretations

Giovanni Grasso and Igor Macchia – The Belief
Renza – Terrace at Renza's
Claudio Vicina – Nearby House
Joseph And Francesco D'Errico – Pico Bistrot in Madernassa
Pierluigi Consonni And Alan Spanu – Cubique
Anna Ghisolfi – Anna Ghisolfi Restaurant
Maurizio Zito And Elisa Cagnasso – To the White Owl
Rota Family – Ancient Evenings
Massimiliano Prete – Sestogusto
Julius Rocci - Optimal!

How it works

L’ingresso all’evento include:

An aperitif with a glass of Alta Langa bubbles
The grand seated lunch inside the Castello di Rivoli (formerly the Combal.Zero rooms) including 8 courses (starters, first course, second course, dessert) and a final ice cream
Only for participants of the Big Sunday Lunch, the possibility of visiting the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, at a special price of €6.50 (instead of €15).

EVENT CONCLUDED

Locations

Rivoli Castle – Museum of Contemporary Art
Mafalda di Savoia Square, 2, 10098 Rivoli TO

In the splendid setting of the Castello di Rivoli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Europe's most important art museums.
The Castello di Rivoli restaurant is now located in these premises, which also housed Davide Scabin's starred restaurant Combal.zero for many years.
With a panoramic view of the city of Turin, it is located in the section parallel to the Manica Lunga. An elegant and bright space.

Il grande pranzo della domenica

DATE & TIME

Sun 26 Oct - 12.30pm - 3.00pm

LOCATION

Rivoli Castle - Museum of Contemporary Art
Mafalda di Savoia Square, 2, 10098 Rivoli TO

RESERVATION

EVENT CONCLUDED

RESERVATION

Sales will open in

Days

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

DATE & TIME:

26 October
12:30 - 15:00

LOCATION:

Castello di Rivoli - Museo d'Arte Contemporanea

Frequently Asked Questions

Is reservation required?

Places are limited and reservations are required.

How can I participate in events?

To participate you must purchase a ticket for the event

Are there seats available?

Lunch will be seated and served.
Each table will accommodate a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 people.

How are the tables organized?

Each table will accommodate a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 people.
If the customer chooses to reserve seats for the entire table during the reservation process, everyone can dine together. Otherwise, the table may accommodate people from different households.

If multiple ticket holders wish to dine at the same table despite purchasing tickets at different times and using different methods, simply send an email as soon as possible to accrediti@tobevents.it with their names so they can be assigned to the same table. We will try to accommodate everyone's requests, space permitting.

What happens if I can't participate after purchasing?

If you are unable to attend the event after purchasing, your ticket is transferable to a third party—upon notification to accrediti@tobevents.it—but is non-refundable.
Ticket purchase is a confirmation deposit as per law. Article 1385 of the Civil Code (Royal Decree 16 March 1942, no. 262) – Updated 10/06/2019