Are you in Torino and are you looking for a restaurant where you can taste typical dishes?
A trip to Torino is also a journey through the flavours of the capital of taste, where you can savour traditional dishes, such as agnolotti del plin, vitello tonnato, bagna caoda, and brasato, but also experience innovative local and contemporary cuisine, always accompanied by excellent Piedmontese wines.
Torino is the capital of Slow Food, the venue of Terramadre Salone del Gusto and it has 15 starred restaurants: a guarantee of 'good food'. The culinary tradition of generations, the passion for conviviality, a history of agriculture and research always attentive to quality, assure you who discover Torino a flavour for every moment and occasion.
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Sardi'S Restaurant
SARDI'S BAR & RESTAURANT is located on the ground floor of the Erbaluce Hotel and is divided into three spaces, the first in the main restaurant hall that can seat 100 covers, where typical menus of traditional Piedmontese cuisine are served. in an adjoin
Ristorante Urbani
Dal 1930 la famiglia Urbani è sinonimo di ristorazione, passando di generazione in generazione, arrivando dalla toscana siamo diventati una realtà Torinese. Il Ristorante Urbani è un luogo dove cenare con i colleghi di lavoro, ritrovarsi per vedere eventi
Barotto Bottega
The authentic flavours of the Aosta Valley and Piedmontese mountains in Torino
La Drogheria
The grocery store is cocktail bar, art and entertainment. These three ingredients are mixed to give life to a place that wants to make you feel at home, a place whose goals are quality and sharing, a reference for Turin residents and visitors of all natio
Chez Camille Petit Bistrot
Chez Camille is the brainchild of Diego, who, after his stay in France, decides to bring an excellence from the Pays des Lumières to Turin. He learned the art of batter in a small Breton village and there he fell in love with the local specialty: the gal