Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar

[Gorechick]

Are kids welcome in Tutto Gusto and do you usually need an ADR?

 

[Chrelaine]

I don't know about ADRs but there were kids in there eating when we were there a few weeks ago.

 

[smcabee]

You cannot made ADR's for Tutto Gusto, its walk up only and I have seen kids in there every single time we are there. Not sure if they have a kids menu but they are allowed and are always present when we have been there.

 

[OKW Lover]

We've seen kids in there on several of our visits. However, its not really a place that kids will find very interesting. Its a very nice atmosphere for adults who want to relax in air conditioned area while enjoying a leisurely glass of wine (or two) and a cheese platter.

 

[Gorechick]

Thanks for the replies so far. I'm looking to try some new places on our next trip and not plan the usual table service meals. TG looks like a nice out of the way place to sit and have drinks and a leisurely meal. If we go next summer, my DD will be 12 and she won't need to be entertained by the surroundings. She's already mature enough to enjoy dining at a finer restaurant.

Since it is walk up, is it usually busy and a long wait to get seated?

 

[pixarmom]

We love Tutto Gusto and have been there several times over the past few years. We've always been seated immediately - during different seasons and at different times of day (lunch, afternoon snack, dinner.) Whether kids find it interesting depends on the kids - sounds like your 12-year-old might really enjoy it. I know our kids (9, 16 and 17) have always found it quite interesting and very enjoyable. We've always received menus from Tutto Gusto, Tutto Italia and (for our youngest) Tutto Italia kids menu with crayons. They have always been very welcoming and it's wonderful to enjoy a little bit of quiet, a glass of wine and some down time with the kids in the middle of a busy day.

 

[garada3]

Is there a host to check in with/ seat incoming guests or do we seat ourselves?

Thanks! Really looking forward to having some drinks in this wine bar.

 

[smcabee]

There is a host that will seat you.

 

[brertoad]

There can sometimes be a wait, on especially crowded days - you may expect to wait up to an hour during the busiest time, most people tend to eat between 6:30 and 8.

 

[TeresaWen]

Thanks for the replies so far. I'm looking to try some new places on our next trip and not plan the usual table service meals. TG looks like a nice out of the way place to sit and have drinks and a leisurely meal. If we go next summer, my DD will be 12 and she won't need to be entertained by the surroundings. She's already mature enough to enjoy dining at a finer restaurant.

Since it is walk up, is it usually busy and a long wait to get seated?

We ate there twice this past July. Perfect meal for a very hot day. We had wine, sparkling water, and a platter of olives, artichokes, and tomatoes. I know water is water but wad the bests sparkling water I ever had.

Believe they also offer the menu from the main restaurant as well.

Highly recommend! A lot of kids I know really enjoy appertizers type food you can pick at. Fun!