Crescia Point In Torino

Maybe the best pinsa I’ve ever had in my life. This is the perfect lunch spot. I had a delicious honey, walnut pinsa and a beer and I still dream about it.

Super good super good super good

While passing through Turin we stopped at this Pinseria to discover Pinsa (a cousin of pizza except that the dough here is made from wheat, rice and soy flour, and benefits from a longer fermentation time, which makes it lighter and more digestible). We had pinsa potato gorgonzola and margherita, it was very good, a very light and crispy pastry with a generous filling. Fast and pleasant service, fair price (6 euros on average per pinsa). I recommend

Ideal for a quick bite in the heart of Turin. Tasty pinsas, fair prices, good quality, nice terrace in the shade. Friendly service.

I discovered pinsa at La Pinseria 1 in Turin. The shop is small, near Piazza Castello, has a few indoor seats and some outdoor seating, and offers delicious pinsa with fresh and tasty toppings. I went in, trying to use my limited Italian, and the lovely gentlemen behind the counter took pity on me, advising that he spoke English lol. He explained the toppings to me, all of which looked wonderful. I took the food to go, as I only had a two-minute walk back to my accommodations. I enjoyed every bite of both selections, a smaller spicy pinsa, and a larger pinsa with ingredients that included blue cheese and walnuts. The best food I've had in Italy was in Rome, and this Roman-style dish exceeded expectations. I'm so glad I went in and will return the next time I'm hungry in Turin.

It was delicious! Every single time! Thank you!

The pinsas are freshly made and delicious. Very good attention. Terrace to eat them outside.

Insanely delicious!!! We loved it. Very good place for a quick bite on the go.