lo sbarco In Torino

The best food I've had in a long time. You feel like you're at Nonna's house, and the prices are very fair. A must-go when you're in Turin.

Lo Sbarco is a genuine Piemontese osteria in the heart of San Salvario, and it's easy to see why it's so popular: a rustic, convivial atmosphere; tasty, simple food; friendly staff. You'll feel instantly at home. This place is popular with locals, who come here to meet up with friends, have a bite, and then move someplace else. The menu comes as a chalkboard brought right to your table. Portions are generous, flavors are traditional and satisfying, and the value for money is excellent, especially with their house wine. Special mention for the crostone with salsiccia di Bra[1]; if it's on the menu, get it! It's a fantastic appetizer. One tip: this place fills up fast, so book ahead if you can, or arrive before 8pm to snag a table without a wait. I recommend a table inside, particularly if smoke bothers you[2]. Highly recommend for anyone looking for real, unpretentious Piemontese cooking. --------------------- [1] Salsiccia di Bra is a raw sausage. [2] As often the case in Italy, chances that somebody next to you will be smoking are 100% if you are sitting outside.

Very good food, young and friendly atmosphere....

Really nice eatery, received a very warm welcome. Had a delicious lunch.

Few dishes but of the highest quality.

Homemade Italian food and vegetarian options. Cool, alternative atmosphere, and the option to sit on the terrace or inside.

I used to go there with friends for a bottle of wine and the delicious crostoni with Bra sausage! The problem is how unfriendly all the waiters are... they make me never want to come back again.

I really liked the place; the food was good, too, because it was homemade and therefore tasty. The service wasn't five-star, but considering the type of place, it's okay. They don't have much variety on the menu (usually only three first courses and three second courses), and the last time I went, they didn't have everything on the menu. It's very crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. I recommend trying it on a weekday.

The dishes were very good, everything was high quality. The prices were exceptional considering we're right in the center of Turin.

Located in the San Salvario neighborhood, just steps from Porta Nuova station. A lively restaurant with a strong personality, traditional dishes are prepared simply but with care, and the service is friendly and efficient. Prices are very reasonable. If you're in Turin, it's a must-try.