Celebrated table

Antica Toscana

Tuscan cooking on Madarska 27 in Bratislava, where Gault&Millau gave Antica Toscana 14 points in 2026 for its carbonara and classic Italian plates.

The story

Antica Toscana in Bratislava: Tuscan Restaurant with 14 Points from Gault&Millau

Antica Toscana, at Madarska 27 in Bratislava, is a Tuscan restaurant that Gault&Millau scored 14 points in 2026. The kitchen works from Italian classics, with seasonal specials that the owner describes in person.

The menu and the carbonara

Gault&Millau ordered the spaghetti carbonara and judged it among the best spaghetti it has eaten in Bratislava, if not the best. The reviewer found only one difference from the versions served in Rome, and it was the plate. Italian classics anchor the list, so the seasonal dishes are worth asking about.

Dessert and the room

The panna cotta comes with lemon zest and a chocolate ganache, served in a bowl under a thick layer of chocolate. The portion is meant for two, and a lighter hand with the ganache would let the delicate cream come through. Lemon trees in pots and the smell of Parmesan, guanciale and olive oil set the tone from the moment you arrive.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Gault&Millau
14
14
2018
Gambero Rosso
1 fork
1 fork

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Gault&Millau 2026 — 14
Gambero Rosso 2018 — 1 fork
Cuisines Tuscan
Services Dinner

History

On the record

2026
Gault&Millau — 14

Antica Toscana is like Bratislava’s own Vatican, a small Italian state within a Slovak city. Once you step through the gate, you instantly find yourself in Tuscany. Lemon trees in pots, charmingly broken Slovak spoken with an Italian accent, and the ever-present aromas of Parmesan, guanciale, and olive oil set the scene. The menu is built around popular Italian classics, but you will also find seasonal specials, which the owner is happy to explain personally. This time, we went for a classic, spaghetti carbonara. We dare say these were among the best spaghetti we have had in Bratislava and its surrounding, if not the best. The only difference compared to those we tried in Rome was the plate they were served on. And dessert? A panna cotta with pieces of lemon zest and chocolate ganache. The portion size was easily meant for two, served in a bowl covered with a generous layer of chocolate. Perhaps a little less would have sufficed, as it slightly overwhelmed the delicate flavour of the panna cotta itself. The atmosphere at Antica Toscana is unforgettable. The constant respect for both the customer and the craft makes you want to keep coming back. Visit once, and it certainly will not be your last time.

2018

Location

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Madarska 27 Bratislava
Bratislava, Slovakia
+421948414427
anticatoscanask@gmail.com
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