Reviews of Tripletta

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It will be a five after the first visit!

I had La Vecchia Signora on my wishlist of places to go for at least eight years, but the visit never happened. Instead, I ended up at Tripletta at the same address and I was pleasantly surprised, despite having quite high expectations.

The venue is cozy and nicely decorated, the staff is friendly, and the food is really good in its simplicity. I tried two primi (bruschetta with mushrooms and taleggio, and halibut carpaccio with fennel and orange) and two pasta dishes (puttanesca and a vegetarian one). All four dishes felt well-made and were really tasty.

An extra plus for the consistently stylish and playful graphic design – from the street sign to the drink coasters and sugar packets.

I apologize for the poor pictures, but I blame that on the cozy, albeit Instagram-unfriendly, lighting.

It will be a five after the first visit!

I had La Vecchia Signora on my wishlist of places to go for at least eight years, but the visit never happened. Instead, I ended up at Tripletta at the same address and I was pleasantly surprised, despite having quite high expectations.

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A cozy and fully booked Italian restaurant that reopened at the end of August 2025. Had a magical Agnolotti with wild boar, chanterelles, and rosemary. 😋 We shared charcuterie as a starter and drank good red wine with it. I definitely want to go back here! Such a cozy place, and it looked nice to sit at the bar as well.

A cozy and fully booked Italian restaurant that reopened at the end of August 2025. Had a magical Agnolotti with wild boar, chanterelles, and rosemary. 😋 We shared charcuterie as a starter and drank good red wine with it. I definitely want to go back here! Such a cozy place, and it looked nice to si... Show full »