El Puig D'estelles - Torino

Lovely family run restaurant in central Turin. Extremely friendly staff owner . We chose two main dishes and both were excellent including the carbonara- always difficult to achieve.

First and foremost the owners are gracious and very giving. The food was outstanding and we will go back before we leave to go to Verona next week. We shared two dishes. Gnocchi with pesto and mini raviolis with a lemon/parm sauce. They were both luscious. Do make a reservation because it is a small, quaint place that can only accommodate so many clients. Joanne Bill Strauchon Arizona

We stopped here for a small breakfast on our way to the Egyptian Museum. The pro’s: great location, with a few tables outside, English being spoken, tasty coffee. We wanted a more filling breakfast and the lady who served us offered to make a sandwich which was very tasty. Con’s: the croissants on the other hand were stale, certainly a day old. Two more things left a sour taste: we could not use the toilet, though their sign said you could use it for orders above 5 eur and I had to pay cash though I could see there was a card reader.

Small restaurant with various flavors, kind lady, good dishes.

The best Roman cuisine of torino (Laziale word the owners are kind and attentive, absolutely a place to visit also for a fast lunch