Cuisines and Dishes at Cafe Torre:
- Italian
Cafe Torre
20343 Stevens Creek Blvd,
Cupertino
CA
95014
cafetorre.com (408) 257-2383
Menu for Cafe Torre
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Ratings and Reviews for Cafe Torre
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May 17 2012
Chris C. via Yelp
This is our friend's favorite place, he recommended to us. We went there on the weekend, not too busy. Good food but a little pricey. A nice quiet place...read more
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May 10 2012
Mike B. via Yelp
Rather large portions of mediocre to good spaghetti. Salads are kind of small and overdressed. OK selection of wines by the glass. Also, they don't quote...read more
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Feb 21 2012
Rita A. via Yelp
I've been to Cafe Torre several times and guess I've gotten lucky. I've always enjoyed my meals there and they have some really good wines.read more
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Apr 20 2008
PoetLariat via Citysearch
One of the best Italian meals we have had. But that said, we will probably never go back. Our party of 7 sat for over 30 minutes...read more
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Sep 13 2007
figlittle via Citysearch
Cafe Torre has slipped. Everyone in our party had dined here before, so we expected the food, service, and ambience to be on par w...read more
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Jan 25 2007
j_guzzetta72 via Citysearch
i have no idea what restaraunt some of these reviewers are talking about. Every time i go to Cafe Torre I'm greeted nicely and se...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
The space is spare-blondwood floors, pale gold walls, white linens, a smattering of artwork--very conducive to convivial conversation and post-prandial lingering.
The Food
Crusty Italian bread comes with butter, not oil, and the Caesar salad is more than servicable. A special tomato and mozzarella salad brought thick rounds of yellow and red tomato, soft fresh mozzarella (unsalted, it was slightly bland) and a chiffonade of basil. Pastas make up a fair chunk of the menu, from spaghetti puttanesca, to smoked chicken linguine redolent of smoky meat countered by sauteed shallots and leeks sparked by Madeira. Only a seafood risotto failed to please-fat prawns and scallops peeked out from a pile of slightly mushy and bland arborio. Cafe Torre also offers more than 20 wines by the glass, as well as a tasting sampler of three 2-ounce pours of ''house selected'' wines.
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