Truffles & Gourmet

Cà d’Massëu sits in the middle of one of Italy’s densest gourmet landscapes: white truffles from Alba, Barolo and Barbaresco at the door, Barbera from Nizza Monferrato down in the valley, and organic-certified viticulture right beside the house.

Restaurants within reach

A selection of the addresses we know — stars change yearly and are verified before arrival; we’re glad to book ahead, especially in truffle season (October to December), when a table is often taken several days in advance.

• Ristorante Violetta — Michelin Bib Gourmand, 300 m, classic Piedmont within walking distance.
• Del Belbo da Bardon — Michelin Bib Gourmand, 400 m, a long Piedmontese tradition just down in the Belbo valley.
• San Marco, Canelli — formerly Michelin-starred (until 2019), 4 km, one of the great houses of the region, a short drive away.

Michelin-starred restaurants within reach (up to ~30 km)

A short drive away lies one of Italy’s densest constellations of stars — current Michelin stars (Guide Italia 2026):

• Guido da Costigliole, Santo Stefano Belbo — 1 Michelin star, approx. 12 km.
• Cannavacciuolo Le Cattedrali, Asti — 1 Michelin star, approx. 22 km.
• La Ciau del Tornavento, Treiso — 1 Michelin star, approx. 28 km.
• Locanda Sant’Uffizio – Enrico Bartolini, Cioccaro di Penango — 2 Michelin stars, approx. 30 km.
• Piazza Duomo, Alba — 3 Michelin stars, approx. 30 km.

White-truffle season (October–December)

The International Truffle Fair in Alba opens each year in early October and runs into early December. The town becomes one continuous market — tastings, auctions, top restaurants at full frequency. We’re happy to help with bookings and to plan trips around the truffle weeks.

On the farm itself

• Organic-certified winery with its own vineyards.
• Orchard and pergola for meals taken outside together.
• Communal kitchen on the ground floor under a brick vault — where the whole group cooks together.