Dual Ristorante Pizzeria In Torino

Entered. Told the waitress I wanted something Italian. Best margarita I ever ate.

The best pizza place in Turin! I highly recommend making a reservation here! We went in the fall and there were no seats, so we ate outside. The outdoor piazza was a great atmosphere! You can choose between Neapolitan or Roman pizza, and I had the Dual Pizza, one of their special pizzas. If you love cheese, you'll love it! It's a slightly rich cheese pizza with ground beef and tomato sauce. It was delicious!

If you're looking for a reasonably priced pizza restaurant in the heart of Turin, this place is perfect. Pizza is also available for lunch, in three versions: Roman/Neapolitan/cereal. Good, easy to digest, with excellent ingredients. I recommend booking to ensure a seat. We went on a Sunday for lunch, and the restaurant was full, yet the service was impeccable and everything was very organized. Congratulations. It's not my first time here, but it's always a pleasure to return. I recommend it!!!

Great staff, very good pizza, normal prices

I've been there several times; when it's not crowded, the food is very good; when it's crowded, I've had poorly assembled and burnt pizzas. In any case, the Roman pizza they serve isn't Roman, it's Neapolitan.

Delicious pizza with many, many choices and can even add your own ingredients. Our waitress seemed to speak excellent English, but miffed on our wine order making it all a bit difficult. But we got the bottle we ordered - delicious! - and had a great time with the wonderful food.

Very good food, but the servers are overwhelmed. We had to ask three people for a bottle of water! And I would say the tables are too close together, which leads to above-average noise.

Very nice place, with a refined and designer atmosphere. We were a group and ordered pizzas. Unfortunately, some of us couldn't eat the whole thing because the edges were burnt. The pizza was spread out so that the edges were higher, so we were still a little hungry after eating. The pizza dough tasted really good and was of high quality, nothing to complain about. The toppings were a bit sparse, especially considering the prices. I had a marinara for €8, while in other pizzerias you can find it for €5 or sometimes €4 (we're talking about a focaccia with tomato sauce, and the cost of making it is really low and doesn't justify €8, even when you pay for the atmosphere and the experience). I think the most unpleasant part was the service. We were served by a blonde girl with a ponytail. She never smiled or showed any manner of politeness, but on the contrary, she was visibly annoyed, judgmental, and rude. It was truly unpleasant to be served by her. Not to mention the general incompetence: you ask a waiter for something and he forgets, they clear the table without asking (and it doesn't take much training, a table can be cleared all at once by asking permission, not that we had to worry about going to the bathroom for fear of having our pizzas taken from the table, it's not sushi, do you want to charge me that much for a pizza? Well, I expect restaurant-quality service), every time we called them they made us wait 5-10 minutes and forced us to call another waiter because they were afraid to come to the table. Another important thing, it's the end of September, you don't put tables outside in the cold these evenings, we were in front of the door and every 30 seconds someone came out to serve us, causing a blast of air to come in, freezing us to death. It's possible they were understaffed, so I'm sorry if this review is going to discredit the place for this inconvenience. But I'm speaking from my experience. I'm really sorry, I wanted to have a nice evening.

I can recommend it to everyone. Absolutely top-notch pizza at a very good price. Very friendly staff. No long wait times.

A place that overlooks the beautiful Piazza Carlo Alberto. The Roman style pizza is good with quality ingredients. The service is friendly although it could be better organized.