Nice little place on the outskirts of the small town…read more Happened upon it as we were looking for a quick bite after landing in Mia ya d driving to Geneva. Pizza was huge with a thin crust and chewy. I like a crispier crust but it was still good. We also tried the calzone with mushrooms, black olives, artichoke, and ham and that was awesome. Wide selection of Argentinian grilled meats as well.

I am a retired chef from the US. This place is restaurant perfection. It is my favorite restaurant…read morein the world. The pizza is, of course, excellent but you can't lose with anything on the menu. On the menus, btw, everything is pictured and everything comes out looking exactly like the pictures. I've never seen that happen in any other restaurant. If you're in Torino you have to eat here

Good seafood selection and original recipes. I liked both…read morethe pasta and the fish. The appetizers are worth a try (and copy the recipe if you are into that), but can be sacrificed to make room for more pasta. Wine list is not huge, but there is all you may need (from piedmont and Irpinia. Don't recall wines from Trentino though).

I don't know what this place is like when it is not busy, but definitely do not go during dinner…read morehour. They advertise free refills but you are lucky to get anyone's attention after they take your order. Left this restaurant puking. I'm not saying it's a bad place, but it's sad when the restaurant delivers terrible food and service and then doesn't care what so ever. I asked for a vegan burrito, with no lettuce, then received a burrito with also no avocado, no salsa, no side of broccoli, a bare scooped out potato, and a wrap with some rice and potato, and a few green peas. Then when I brought it up to a server, which took me 10 min to get a hold of, she brought me a slice of vegan cheese and some broccoli. My cousin had a hamburger that left her throwing up 15 min after eating less than 1/2 of the burger. It's just a waste of money for a bad experience. A gimmick restaurant if that. Brightly decorated but poorly executed.

As an American In Italy for a couple weeks I was ready for a taste of home. This place has the ole…read moreRoute 66 theme, license plates from all the states on the walls and even the music of the era. They serve typical American fast food like tasty big cheese burgers and wings. I enjoyed a few Sam Adams beers and even some pecan pie. I enjoyed the experience. Employees speak good English like many Italian eateries. Great location.

Beautiful restaurant/cafe in the Hamlet of Val Claret. Not cheap but definitely worth it. Lovely…read moreoutdoor setting but the inside is also pretty amazing with giant wooden furniture and furs making it feel a bit like Narnia on your way to the toilet. Highlight was definitely the 1kg cote de boeuf to share for 2 cooked on an open fire by the owner who looks like a friendly hells angel with a beautiful wolf dog that once belonged to Ned Stark. Other bbq food looked great too. Went back several times for food or coffee (one of the better espressos on the mountain too)