A lot of fun for the beer gourmet. The owners are very helpful and can suggest best beer pairings…read morefor meals, even give you a short course on beer brewing. Cheers!

From the owner: Birre artigianali e di qualità, vini naturali e golosità selezionate con passione, articoli per…read moreHomebrewers

When a colleague said that she wanted to have lunch along the Po River in Torino, I was thinking…read morealong the lines of the canal-side restaurants in Venice. What a pleasant place. First of all, the restaurant was getting ready to shut down its outdoor lunch trade for the winter and the owner opened just for us: That's what I call service! The seating was literally six inches from the river; little ducks were very attentive to make sure that nothing fell off our plates into the water. The food is regional Piedmontese which is very different from what most people think of when they think "Italian." They offer an antipasti buffet which is outstanding! The house white wine was a Spumante (a dry sparkling wine) and we left feeling no pain! The prices were very reasonable.

I'm here on a business trip from the U.S. And I stumbled on this place on an evening stroll through…read morethe park. It is excellent. The food was great, there was nice live jazz music, and the view was amazing. Highly recommended

An Irish pub in the heart of Sauze d'Oulx! Perfect for celebrating St Patrick's day, which I've now…read moredone twice here. They serve Guinness (naturally) and price it about the same as in central London, and they do a pizza and beer for 10€ which is a welcome relief from some of the more expensive places you'd find in France or Austria. The atmosphere is lively and loud and they have live music most nights.

Slow service. Unresponsive servers. Beer was good. Very disorganized. Food was OK. Just…read moremove on to the next pub in Torino down the street. This restaurant is in need of a service makeover.

Wow, wow, wow. I have never had Burrata this good. So creamy and delicious. Meats were great as…read morewell and the bread was hot. Beers were German and strong. Sat outside and it made our day.

Great place to stop for beer. The speak good English. Great selection of beer on draft. We had the…read moreGuinness and perfect on draught. Nice indoor outdoor seating with lots of space. Since we stopped in the afternoon we did not order food. People are friendly and good blend of Irish and Italian food on menu. They have a good size TV if you wanna watch some sports.

I really liked this place! There were a lot of different rooms with TVs which was nice so everyone…read morewas not crammed together. The night we went, Italy and the Netherlands were playing soccer. The staff at this pub were very friendly and they worked hard to make sure we were having a pleasant time. For example they allowed us to sit in the back room by ourselves just so we could have a good view of the TV. Then when some people came into and were smoking, our waiter immediately asked us if we wished to move. Other things about this place, they had a nice beer selection and they served food. They also had a full size pool table. Other pubs we went to in Europe had billiards tables but not pool tables. One thing about their pool table is that they charged 12 Euros per hour which is pretty expensive especially if it takes you awhile to play one game.

Cocktails and great food in this iconic Val Thorens Après Ski, there is a live show that makes…read morethe Apre Ski a different level experience. Service is amazing and the energy and ambience is top notch.

World class après ski bar. We reserved a VIP table for six people and had the time of our lives. To…read morecompare it to establishments that attempt to recreate this atmosphere in North America, the music / emceeing at La Folie Douce Val Thorens was phenomenal, the setting is unbeatable, the crowd was much more authentic, and the minimum spend was very reasonable. There are people who take ski trips to Europe just to party at places like this, and you don't need to spend more than 20 minutes here to understand why. Even the food is good. The service in the VIP section was exceptional. At Cloud 9 at Aspen you get rich kids from LA who don't know how to ski and at Longhorn at Whistler you get all the tech bros from Seattle who go there so often that to them it's just another Saturday. You'll definitely see more champagne sprayed per capita at one of those other places, but at La Folie Douce you'll get to focus on living in the moment, not trying to fit into the frame of someone else's moment that you saw on social media a month before your trip.