Toscano
Koramangala, Bangalore
Last reviewed: November 2025
Great for:FamilyFine Dining
Toscano runs on a mall floor and still manages to feel like a room rather than an outlet — soft banquettes, a wall of wine bottles, and tables large enough for a family of six, which is what most of them were holding on the Sunday we went. Highchairs appeared without being requested. The kitchen is steady rather than ambitious, and the pricing assumes you're here for the occasion as much as the food.
Pane All'Aglio Ripieno
3.0Warm bread, scored across the top and stuffed with a cheese-and-garlic filling that stretches when you pull a piece away — the table noise stopped for a minute, which is a good sign for any starter. It's built to share and it does that job. But the garlic has been cooked out to almost nothing, the filling turns claggy once it cools past the five-minute mark, and there's no herb or acid anywhere to reset the palate. Six pieces for ₹495 of what is, honestly, very good garlic bread.
Restaurant Ratings
3.1 / 5
Yes
Yes, but only for a family lunch on the set menu — à la carte at these prices was hard to justify.