Gennaro Esposito in Crimea In Torino

A legendary restaurant in Turin; I always come here when I'm in the area. Plenty of space, parking, good food, and a romantic riverside setting. Highly recommended!

Excellent food, reasonable prices, helpful and courteous staff

Location next to river. Big selection of Pizza in the menu. Few other items Friendly service but food was very average.

Esta es nuestra segunda vez comiendo en Casa Crimea y regresamos porque las pizzas son muy buenas. Mi marido y yo pensamos que son las mejores pizzas que hemos comido... una gran declaración, pero una vez que pruebes estas pizzas, especialmente la Atómica estarás de acuerdo. Una visita obligada en Torino. Personal amable también!

We tried this pizzeria located slightly outside the city center. The restaurant is large, with high ceilings and rather attractive modern decor. The space between the tables is pleasant; you don't feel crowded, which contributes to a relaxed atmosphere. However, some areas could do with a little updating: one wall in particular had damp patches, which was a bit of a departure from the overall experience. The menu offers a wide selection of pizzas, as well as a few pasta dishes and daily specials. The pizzas are large, and three out of four were good. We have a slight reservation about the Campana pizza, which doesn't come with tomato sauce, cream, or cheese: it seemed a bit dry without one of these bases. In terms of service, the welcome was rather cold—not necessarily unpleasant, but not very welcoming. There was no word at first either. Perhaps the fact that we were tourists played a role? In summary, a good place to eat a pizza in a pleasant setting, but which would benefit from improving the maintenance a little and especially the attitude of the staff to make the experience truly great. ————— We visited this pizzeria located slightly outside the city center. The restaurant is spacious, with high ceilings and a rather modern, well-done decor. Tables are nicely spaced, which makes for a relaxed atmosphere. However, some areas could use a refresh — one wall in particular had noticeable damp stains, which stood out in an otherwise pleasant setting. The menu offers a wide selection of pizzas, along with a few pasta dishes and daily specials. The pizzas are generously sized, and 3 out of the 4 we ordered were very good. A small downside: the Campana pizza doesn’t have a base (no tomato sauce, cheese, or cream), which made it a bit dry for our taste. As for the service, the staff wasn’t very welcoming — not rude, but rather distant. We weren’t greeted when we left either. Maybe being tourists had something to do with it? Overall, a good spot to enjoy a pizza in a nice setting, but there’s definitely room for improvement when it comes to maintenance and customer service.

You might as well eat pizza in Germany. The service is top-notch, though, and the team is very nice and young.

Conosco questo ristorante da tantissimi anni e ci veniamo per mangiare la nostra pizza, in un luogo tra i più sobri di Torino. I proprietari sono sempre stati “freddi”, ma è il loro stile. Per quanto riguarda ill resto, a noi interessa che la pizza sia sempre buona, come la ricordiamo.

Nice and welcoming environment Young and friendly staff Excellent pizza