Couldn't get service. Annoyed we wanted English menu. Left with no food, so can't speak to anything…read moreelse. Good example of the problem when tipping is not the norm. Perhaps not for visitors.

I'm going to give them a 4. Would have been a 5 but a bit inconsistent across 3 visits in a week…read more Highlights: Gluten free menu with lots of options. Pizza is really good! They do gluten free Peroni and it is fab :-) Gnocchi is great too! Pizza is cheap - starts at €6.50 Lets it down: Service suffers when the restaurant gets really busy. I got the wrong pizza on one visit, had a few bites, then they brought my actual order so swapped over. Told me the first pizza was ok (eg. Gluten free), later on my stomach confirmed it wasn't. Calzone was a bit raw in the middle - eg. Uncooked dough. Better sticking with pizza. So was a bit inconsistent when I visited but if I was in Turin, I'd definitely head back for beer and pizza.

They had gluten free pizza that was so good i went twice. I miss this place! Best gf pizza and they…read moreare covid friendly asking for your greenpass or vax card before entering. they also have outside seating. Busy every time i passed this place so clearly it is that good. They take euros and cards

The Neapolitan pizza at this popular restaurant was fantastic - delicious toppings & great base…read more The lamb skewers were delicious & the contorni (side dishes) were generously sized & tasty. Unfortunately we were allocated a table next to the "dumb waiter" & a constantly buzzing internal which spoiled the ambience.

Great restaurant, atmosphere, pizza and service, all so good. We had a delicious dinner last…read morenight. The server was so helpful, recommended a great wine to accompany our food. We started with the tuna tartar, it was excellent. They split the dish for us and plated it so nice, such service. I had the special monkfish pasta, minced monkfish in a tasty sauce with a perfect al dante pasta, every bite was delicious. My husband had the best pizza so far, on our trip. Perfect, chewy crust. We had ice cream with coffee poured over it, nice cap on the dinner. Than they brought out limoncello on the house, perfect ending. We would go back if we had one more night. Try this popular restaurant, fun and great food.

I had a very nice meal here. The service was quite helpful. They even made the primi piatti a half…read moresize. The food was well prepared and elegantly plated. The waiter helped me order a good local wine. The atmosphere was very nice. I will try to go here every time i am in Turin.

Despite Torino being more northern Italy (we assimilate the south with fresh fish), la medusa is…read morethe epitome of fresh seafood, and letting the seafood speak for itself. Antipasti were amazing, great portions, the delicate balance of accompanying the seafood and not overpowering it was perfectly executed. The house white wine was crisp, slightly effervescent, and the perfect accompaniment to the seafood dishes we selected. I think my pics speak for themselves.....northern Italy is on the map of seafood culinary experience @ la medusa. The staff was gracious and so accommodating!!!! When in Torino stop @ la medusa it's one of my favorites!

Celiac hubby, who was here on business, had a delicious dinner here. He says the gluten free pizza…read moreis delicious, the octopus carpaccio great and the wine lovely. He also said the pizza is the best gluten free pizza he's had since his celiac diagnosis. He hopes to come back next time he's in town.

A very pleasant first evening in Turin dining al fresco at Ristorante Kipling. Service and…read moreatmosphere were impeccable. Everything we had was good to outstanding but the highlights were the best risotto I ever tasted and the fact that the bathroom had one of those box chain toilets just like Louis's Restaurant in the Bronx (Godfather movie reference). Seriously, when I go back t Turin this will be my #1 choice.

Review: Kiplings Recommend by our tour guide, Robertino, we…read moreeasily made lunch reservations and arrived they knew it was us. Situated on a corner, the restaurant has nice views as well as the interior decor is well done. We could also smell the tasty food smells when escorted to our table This place has traditional Italian fare but also Mediterranean influences. The prices of food and wine are very very reasonable. We had the tzatziki, simply delicious, with guacamole. Next was a very good tuna salad as well as the vegetable spaghetti that had tasty sauces(one on each side of the pasta) Ended with the pork cheek in a Barolo reduction sauce and mashed potatoes. The wine; fantastic! Ordered a 2003 Barolo but it had turned so we went with a 2010. As they say, anything in 2010 for Italian wine is great; this was true today!

Bland. Maybe good for tourists but a sad bland taste for me. I should of checked yelp beforehand.read more

Eataly is quickly becoming an institution, not only in Italy but in few other countries in the…read moreworld (Eataly has a boutique on 5th Av. NYC, sadly no stores in the country where I live, yet). The founder had the brilliant idea to start a chain of supermarkets offering only the best products from all Italian regions (from Piedmont's hazelnuts to Sicilian cactus fruit jams). The quality is the focus and, that's the whole point of Eataly. At Eataly you can also have lunch or dine, and most of the dishes are prepared with top quality ingredients from their selection. It is quite a new experience to have your food inside a supermarket. I was not so impressed by the food they prepare, it's a bit rushed, and simple but after all Eataly is not a restaurant, so fair enough. I'd give 3 stars to the food served at the table and 7 stars to Eataly's concept. That makes a total of 5 stars.