La Piadineria degli artisti In Torino

Very nice place! And lovely host! Strongly recommend :)

A very friendly lady providing the service, food was delicious, also nice art to wonder at

A welcoming place and a delicate, excellent piadina made with quality ingredients. The courtesy and atmosphere inside are rare these days. Just steps from Valentino Park, you can relax and, in addition to satisfying your palate, also enjoy the artworks on display inside. There's a wide selection for vegetarians and vegans, too, which is something you should never take for granted. Thank you for the work you do with your fine cuisine and for the value you place on art! Chiara

Very friendly staff, excellent piadina, and lots of art. A gem!!

The most welcoming and warm staff. Very good piadine, the idea of ​​promoting artists is very interesting.

Delicious piadina with top-quality ingredients. And above all, the staff is kind and attentive. A beautiful place.

I had a piadina after a long time away from the area, and was once again surprised by its deliciousness. The atmosphere is pleasant: it's nice to see the walls change with the different artists exhibiting. I hope to stop by again soon!

Strange Piada Tale - It seems that when God distributed optimism, Raffaella queued 12 times. At which point God said to her, "You're the one who got seven times the enthusiasm and five times the joy... and you even had seconds when they served Smurf-flavored ice cream." "Yes, but only because I wanted to make sure it was disgusting," she said. "And in fact it is," God continued. "But you see, you can't get enough of all this. Let's say I stop by your place tomorrow and I'll also pass on a bit of cynicism and sad resignation." The next day, God stopped by the piadina shop, a place that looked like an art gallery but without a gallery, more of an art salon, and he said to himself, "Look at this girl giving away a wall to someone who doesn't have one... I have to do something." But before covering Raffaella with egocentricity, he smelled a good smell, and while he was there, he asked for a piadina. "Make me some Dodo, pink panther, and ginkgo biloba." "Shall we also add orchid petals and Val Susa wind?" She asked, "The petals are fine, but don't you have the wind from the Pellice Valley? The table will choke on me!" Raffaella nodded, and God ate the best piadina in the universe, the one she'd made with a smile. He ate it with a smile, too, among the children coming out of school and some anarchic bank scribblers who happened to be passing by. So it happened that the story ended with God leaving more serenely, forgetting exactly what he'd come for, but promising himself he'd return for a piadina. The strange story clearly explains why hanging out at the piadina shop brings joy, enthusiasm, and optimism, and the desire to return... and yes, it confirms that Smurf ice cream sucks, but that's another story and will be told another time.

Stopping by chance and discovering a truly special little place, both for the kindness of the staff and the quality of the food. I highly recommend it!!

Very kind, best piadina in the city, thin and made on the spot